It introduces Facebook’s Community Help Platform at Previously, Facebook and a host of other brands teamed up with the Ad Council on a The Creativity newsletter is editorially curated to spotlight the work that’s hitting the mark—or missing it altogether.
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But all is not lost as we see the upside, like families and friends bonding remotely and musicians playing out their windows to entertain the isolated masses. We made a short film "Never Lost" to honor the solidarity and resilience of so many people coming together during this time. If you need help or can offer it, please visit facebook.com/covidsupportIt was created with Droga5 and will run on TV as well as digital channels. Spot from Droga5 features soulful track from Kate Tempest. Facebook COVID-19 support film for Facebook Community Help – “We are never lost if we can find each other.” Narrated by British poet Kate Tempest using her 2019 song “People’s Faces”, the campaign visualizes real stories from around. This short film uploaded by Mark Zuckerberg takes a moment to reflect on the importance of real people and real faces to our lives, with a poem read by gritty UK spoken word artist, Kate Tempest, and visuals that don’t flinch from the horrors of the Coronavirus crisis.
Artist Kate Tempest on why 'creativity is boundless' Artist and musician Kate Tempest's talents as a rapper, poet, playwright and best-selling novelist defy definition. In the US, the number of US users watching live video on Facebook went up by 50% in March compared to February.Zuckerberg wrote in his post: “We made a short film ‘Never Lost’ to honor the solidarity and resilience of so many people coming together during this time. The spot will be running on national and local broadcast as well as on digital advertising channels. Emma started her career in New York as a researcher for a biography of Keith Richards. This is Kate Tempest's channel, where you can see performances and videos. Kate Tempest grew up in South-East London, where she still lives. The film, created out of Droga5 in partnership with Facebook's marketing team, is a pastiche of the harrowing and the hopeful—along with deserted streets and public spaces, we see images of those who continue to forge on—a doctor whose face is bruised with mask marks, a paramedic hunched over in the back of an ambulance and exhausted medical workers taking a lighthearted dance break during their shifts. Powered by Poetry in a pandemic: Facebook faces up to the crisis on Poetry in a pandemic: Facebook faces up to the crisis Emma Hall is the former London Editor of Ad Age, where she covered European marketing advertising, digital and media stories. Facebook Live, which always struggled to take off, has suddenly become popular as live-streaming surges in the lockdown, and people are turning to Facebook for everything from exercise classes to online conferences. Sign up to have it sent to your inbox. She has written for newspapers including the Financial Times, The Guardian, The Times and the Telegraph, and was previously a section editor at Campaign. Thank you to everyone doing your part.” Radio 4 has also turned to poetry, introducing a daily strand on its Today programme every morning, with correspondents picking favourite verses to help us through.At More About Advertising we aim to bring you the inside track on what really matters in the world of advertising, marketing and media. This short film uploaded by Mark Zuckerberg takes a moment to reflect on the importance of real people and real faces to our lives, with a poem read by gritty UK spoken word artist, Kate Tempest, and visuals that don’t flinch from the horrors of the Coronavirus crisis. Thank you to everyone doing your part. The message is “We’re never lost if we can find each other,” and there is a link to Facebook’s Covid-19 support channel. Tying it all together is Tempest’s soulful voice reciting her 2019 poem “People’s Faces” to an emotive piano track:"We're never lost if we can find each other," the end copy reads.The film consists of real content, both user-generated and photojournalistic, documenting the fallout of the pandemic and the efforts around it. There are heartbreaking moments too: patients suffering alone in their hospital beds, loved ones separated by lengths—or glass.
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