Jack Antoine Charlot at Passion Paris directed this 2-minute PSA for the Born HIV Free project, which is spearheaded by Carla Bruni, the first lady of France.
Passion Pictures director Dan Sumich helmed this new PSA for Action for Children, “a source for early learning, parent resources, school readiness, and professional development for the childcare workforce.”
The Dutch seaside city of Scheveningen recently renovated their coastal infrastructure and to spruce up the area they installed a number of whimsical sculptures crafted by New Yorker Tom Otterness. To promote the newly unveiled additions, the city also called upon Dutch studio DPI Animation House to bring it all to life.
The Munich-based graphic design and animation studio Musclebeaver produced this PSA for Green City Energy. Using angular and often isometric designs, the team illustrates what your money does when you’re not looking. It’s aptly titled How Your Money Works.
PantoGraph, the stop-motion studio in Japan behind that cool Google, toy-block animation, has produced a few PSAs for the Japanese Satellite Broadcasting Association. Here’s two:
Energy Conversation
Drinking and Driving
Check out this stop-motion recycling PSA that recasts a few familiar characters from Star Wars. The PET Recycling spot was produced by Swamp-Trickfilmstudios, an animation studio based in Lucerne, Switzerland. It’s titled PET Vader vs Luke Sneaker, and the premise is that sneakers are made from (or fathered by) recylced plastic bottles.
