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• HEALING. Zawadi’s story.

  What happens when a young woman faces serious complications during labour in a remote corner of war-torn Democratic Republic of the Congo? This film follows Sam Perkins, the Médecins Sans Frontières midwife whose team receive the emergency call to bring Zawadi for treatment at the only free maternity hospital for miles. Lack of access to health care in the DRC is a major cause of death amongst women and children under five. A duckrabbit production. Photography: Yasuyoshi Chiba Production: Benjamin [...]

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• World Fish Photofilm Training 2012 – Bangladesh

  Welcome to our page on the World Fish Photofilm Training Bangladesh 2012. If you’re reading this then you’re probably coming on the training.  Great. What is photofilm training? We’ll be teaching you how to make engaging and arresting films using photos and audio. With some focused training, a bit of practice and lots of hard work its something that we believe anyone can learn to do. Here’s an example of a film we made during a period that we spent [...]

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• MSF Delivers. Pre-roll web TV advertisement

  Pre-roll advertisement featured on The Guardian and Channel 4OD websites.

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• MSF Delivers. Photography

  This is a selection of images from the archive duckrabbit delivered to MSF for use across their print and online communication activities. All images © Yasuyoshi Chiba/duckrabbit

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  HOPE

  Premature babies fight for life in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This film looks at the work of Médecins Sans Frontières in the North Kivu district of war-torn eastern Congo. This was one of four films made by duckrabbit for MSF’s 2011 fundraising and awareness campaign which focused on maternal health care in the DRC. To find out more about duckrabbit’s role in the campaign please visit our MSF delivers campaign page.

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• MSF Delivers. Radio spots.

  Wonderful Mother, Full On Shift, Babies in a Basket.  MSF Delivers. These radio spots, featuring Oscar-winning actor Jim Broadbent, were produced for MSF’s 2011 fundraising campaign and broadcast on UK radio stations, Heart FM, LBC, Gold, Kestral FM, Smooth Radio and Jazz FM, as well as online on Spotify.  

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• MSF Delivers: 2D Photofilms.

  Healing, Hope and Heroes.  MSF Delivers. These 2D photofilms were produced by duckrabbit for MSF’s 2011 fundraising and awareness campaign ‘MSF Delivers’.

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• International Livestock Research Institute

  Duckrabbit was commissioned to make two short photofilms for ILRI, the International Livestock Research Institute. These were produced as part of a communications training workshop we ran for ILRI staff at their headquarters in Nairobi. The Hub highlights the work at the new state-of-the-art research facility on the Nairobi campus of ILRI. Dying for Meat? focuses on the work of veterinary epidemiologist Delia Grace, and the butchers of Langata Rd, Nairobi.

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  MSF Delivers

  Duckrabbit was commissioned by Médecins Sans Frontières as the creative agency on their fundraising campaign, MSF delivers.  This multimedia campaign, launched on 19th September 2011, focused on MSF’s maternal and child health care work in the war-torn Democratic Republic of the Congo. Duckrabbit spent ten days in Eastern Congo following British midwife Sam Perkins in the MSF-supported maternity hospital in the remote outpost of Masisi. Duckrabbit produced a range of media for this campaign, including: A series of photofilms entitled Healing, [...]

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  Hope

    When women like Mahoro give birth prematurely in local health clinics in Eastern Congo the facilities are not equipped to deal with such high risk cases.  In Masisi, midwife Sam Perkins and her team provide life-saving health care for premature babies with the limited resources at their disposal, without which few of these babies would survive. This film is one of four produced by duckrabbit for MSF delivers, a campaign run by Médecins Sans Frontières focused on their maternal [...]

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  HEROES

  This film follows British midwife Sam Perkins and her team as they work a shift in an MSF-supported hospital in war-torn Eastern Congo. This is one of four photofilms produced by duckrabbit for MSF’s fundraising campaign; MSF delivers, focused on their maternal health care work in DRC. To find out more about duckrabbit’s role in the campaign please visit our MSF delivers campaign page.

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  Dying for Meat?

  A duckrabbit production for ILRI (the International Livestock Research Institute) highlighting the work of veterinary epidemiologist Delia Grace, and the butchers of Langata Rd, Nairobi.

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  Male rape: a weapon of war

  duckrabbit trainee Emma Wigley from Christian Aid, conducted and recorded the interview in this photofilm featured in the Observer.

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  Living with HIV

  BBC features photofilm produced by MSF communications officer and duckrabbit trainee Laura McCullagh, ahead of the UN Summit on HIV/AIDS in New York.

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  Ever thought about killing the person who leaves dirty cups in the sink?

  ‘Ever thought about killing the person who leaves dirty cups in the sink?’ Interesting photofilm by duckrabbit trainee James Hooker.

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  Two Degrees Up – Part One: Colombia

  Duckrabbit trainee Neil Palmer went away after our training course and produced this great film highlighting the reality of the effect of two degrees of global warming on agriculture. It has since been featured on TIME.

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  “As cool as carrots”

  This is a lovely photofilm about being thrown into single Motherhood, produced by duckrabbit trainee Rebecca Harley.

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• Mission Montreal

  Welcome to the duckrabbit workshop in Montreal. A potential client has launched a competition to select the the creative team with whom they will partner with on a large project. The competition is simple. You have been given the Montreal market as your location and told to produce a two minutes or less photofilm. The subject and approach is completely open. The photofilms must be ready for viewing by 16.00 hrs on Monday. The winning team will be selected on [...]

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