Vicki Bernadet Foundation: A Minute of Non-Silence

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Media Type:

Online Online

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

Spain

On the occasion of the International Day for the Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse, the Vicki Bernadet Foundation, a leading organization in the fight against child sexual abuse (CSA) has launched its new awareness campaign, “A Minute of No Silence”. This initiative seeks to focus on raising a voice for victims of child sexual abuse.

Credits

Advertising Agencies:

Ogilvy Spain, Barcelona

Executive Creative Director:

Noelia Fernández, Tomás O'Gorman

Creative Direction:

Enrique Almodóvar

Art Direction:

Roser Olivella

Copywriting:

Esther Tellitu, Sofia Escardíbul

Graphic Services Director:

Jordi Roca

Graphic Designer:

Monika Díaz

Content and Social Team:

Luisana Luporsi

Account Team:

Alba Garlito, Giulia Vischi

Communications:

Christian Martínez, Laura Cuenca

Voice Actor:

Willy Gutierrez

Production Company:

Hogarth

Collaborator:

OpenPrint

Head of Production Department:

Carmelo Garcia

Executive Producer:

Maria Font

Producer:

Maria Rizzotto

Production Manager:

Sofia Picciafuoco

Production Assistant:

Federico Giaccaglia, Alberto Zamorano

Director:

Marina Parra

Assistant Director:

Belen Odogherty

DOP (Director of Photography):

Edison Guzman

Gaffer:

Alvaro Yuste

Electrician:

Jose Luis Camarillo

IA Tech:

Manuel Camacho

Sound Recordist:

Iberian

Stylist:

Iris Céspedeles

MUAH (Makeup & Hair):

Marivi Cabestro

Editor:

Jaime Aguirre

Editor & VFX:

Pablo Paris

VFX:

Carlos Camarillo

Post-production Coordinator:

Axel Ware

Date:

November, 2025

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