A thought-provoking concept and visuals

« SOS Faim », the NGO at the head of the campaign, asked Switch to help them with the campaign’s implementation. Switch then suggested a concept and a slogan that quickly translated into deliberately thought-provoking visuals. This spurt of milk splashing an African and a European farmer wants to make a powerful statement.

A simple and effective website

The visuals encourage the public to learn more about this issue by visiting the campaign’s website. This one-page website is quite simple. The issue is introduced early on, as well as the political recommendations that campaigners want to bring to the political level. If you’re looking to find out more, the site allows you to download a thematic folder and an animated video.

Dumbing it down through animation

The animated video uses the “motion design” technique in order to make the issue more accessible visually speaking. Switch chose a tone in line with the campaign: straightforward and slightly cynical. The video was broadcast on social networks aiming for maximum engagement (likes and shares).

“It’s been a pleasure working with Switch. They are true professionals with excellent creation and implementation skills. The team understood our objectives and tone of voice straight away, which means they were ready to work quickly. They combined pleasure, effectiveness and success!”

– Anne-Laure Van der Wielen , Campaign officer, SOS Faim

The results

220 000

views

4522

shares

652

comments

Team

Project Managers
Valérie de Halleux
Shannon Rowies
Antonella Lacatena
Concept & Strategy
Valérie de Halleux
Shannon Rowies
Visuals
Jekyll & Hyde
Website
Shannon Rowies
Nhu Soa Truong
Animation
Valérie de Halleux (écriture)
Squarefish (animation)

Visit the website : reclaimhumanrights.net

Team

Project management
Antonella Lacatena & Shannon Rowies
Design
Emmanuel Wostyn & Nhu Sao Truong
Webdevelopment
Cherry Pulp

A mobile and educational app

In 2016, as Switch was taking up residence in the heart of Cureghem, in Anderlecht, the whole team wanted to start a project about this fascinating neighbourhood. Walking through its streets, we discovered an exceptionally multicultural neighborhood, the result of more than a century of migrations.

That’s when we decided to develop Curegame in collaboration with the Solidarity Service of the municipality of Anderlecht. Curegame is a transmedia device with a mobile app at its core. The app can be downloaded on smartphones and tablets. Users embark on an interactive journey through the streets of Cureghem to learn about its people and history.

Discover the project : curegame.be

Allowing stories to cross paths in a documentary

We simultaneously produced a twenty-minute documentary to complement the first-hand experience. The documentary paints the portrait of five people who experienced migration at different times. With them, we address several universal issues such as leaving their own country, their relationship to their country of origin, integration and community life.

A guide to support the educators

In order to allow teachers and animators to deepen the educational work with two tools at their disposal, we designed an educational guide that provides a theoretical basis and two animation sequences of 50 minutes each.

Team

Project managers
Antonella Lacatena
Valérie de Halleux
Maryse Williquet
Copywriting
Antonella Lacatena
Valérie de Halleux
App
Simon Marchal (design)
Arnaud Browet (développement)
Documentary
Antonella Lacatena (réalisation)
Maryse Williquet (assistante réalisation)
Yann Verbeke (cadrage)
Mortimer Petre (cadrage & montage)
Educational guide
Antonella Lacatena (écriture & mise en page)
Valérie de Halleux (écriture)

Visit the website.

Team

Antonella Lacatena
Project management
Simon Marchal
Design & webdevelopement

Check the website : questionsterrorisme.be

Team

Antonella Lacatena
Project management
Simon Marchal
Design
Arnaud Coolsaet
Development
Rana Plaza website

Team

Maryse Williquet
Project management
Yann Verbeke
Editing
Brendan Coolsaet
Design & development

Visit the website ranaplaza.be