Comic Relief exposes the excuses
People profoundly declare that child poverty isn’t their problem in the UK charity’s satirical national campaign created by Quality Meats.
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- Director Brad Morris
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Credits
View on- Agency Quality Meats/Chicago
- Director Brad Morris
- Post Production Echobend Pictures
- Chief Creative Officer Jordan Kurzweil
- Head of Production (HP) Amy DePaola
- Co-Founder/Chief Creative Officer Brian Siedband
- Co-Founder/Chief Creative Officer Gordy Sang
- Creative Director Matt McCabe
- Creative Director Alyssa Trocina
- Executive Producer Cate McManus
- Line Producer Cristin Lim
- DP Beth Napoli
- Editor Emma Kane
- Assistant Editor Francisco Lopez / Editor
- Assistant Editor Tia Castile
- Executive Post Producer Ryan Turner
- Colorist Moksh Chitkara
- Audio Mixer Rob Hill
- Composer John Merikoski
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Credits
powered by- Agency Quality Meats/Chicago
- Director Brad Morris
- Post Production Echobend Pictures
- Chief Creative Officer Jordan Kurzweil
- Head of Production (HP) Amy DePaola
- Co-Founder/Chief Creative Officer Brian Siedband
- Co-Founder/Chief Creative Officer Gordy Sang
- Creative Director Matt McCabe
- Creative Director Alyssa Trocina
- Executive Producer Cate McManus
- Line Producer Cristin Lim
- DP Beth Napoli
- Editor Emma Kane
- Assistant Editor Francisco Lopez / Editor
- Assistant Editor Tia Castile
- Executive Post Producer Ryan Turner
- Colorist Moksh Chitkara
- Audio Mixer Rob Hill
- Composer John Merikoski
Comic Relief – a UK charity committed to ending child poverty through entertainment – has launched this clever, tongue-in-cheek national campaign calling out public apathy towards child poverty.
Created by Quality Meats and directed by Brad Morris, the satirical initiative, titled Not Our Problem, spotlights ordinary people who proudly explain why childhood poverty simply isn’t their responsibility.
Viewers who share these sentiments are then directed to NotOurProblem.org – a completely fake organisation. Of course, while the characters are just actors, the excuses behind their performances are painfully real, highlighting their absurdity when spoken aloud.
