The Downfall
The City Life Film Project helps inner city kids shoot films, not each other.
Credits
| advertiser: | City Life Film Project |
|---|---|
| agencies: | Leo Burnett/Arc, Toronto |
| CCO: | Judy John |
| CD: | Lisa Greenberg |
| AD: | Mike Cook |
| copywriter: | Stephen Stahl |
| producer: | Jacqueline Bellmore |
| art buyer/producer: | Leila Courey |
| associate CD, Arc: | Ian Kay |
| photographer: | Adam Rankin |
| prodco: | Crush, Toronto |
| executive producer: | Patty Bradley |
| CD/motion graphics: | Stefan Woronko |
| producer: | Kristen Van Fleet |
| online compositor: | Greg Dunlop |
| music: | Eggplant, Toronto |
| producer: | Rocco Gagliese |
| engineer: | Nathan Handy |
The movie promoted in this trailer was never made. The young filmmaker who was going to make it was shot before before he could start shooting his film. The trailer is in fact an ad created by Leo Burnett to promote the City Life Film Project. It’s an endeavour started by commercial film director and Toronto Police officer Calum deHartog to provide inner city kids with the means to bring their stories to life through film by partnering them with industry pros.
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