The Progress Film Company
Wed, 08 Aug 2018 14:17:09 GMT
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Network Rail's New Initiative Highlights the Dangers of the Railway
Director Ben Lankester creates a touching film to warn teens to take rail safety seriously
You Vs. Train is a rail-industry initiative spearheaded by Network Rail and the British Transport Police aimed at teenagers across the UK.
For the campaign's central film, director Ben Lankester creates a thrilling, moving account of Tom Hubbard, a 16 year-old boy who received life-changing injuries when he trespassed on the railway.
This project marks the second occasion in a year that Progress and Pegasus have collaborated together. The first was Small Talk Saves Lives, a powerful campaign for Samaritans, directed by Matt Hopkins, aimed at reducing the number of suicides on the railway.
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Network Rail - You Vs. Train
Other
Grading: Vic Parker
Director of Photography: James Rhodes
Grading Company: Raised By Wolvesrner
Sound Design: Anna Bertmark
Creative Agency
Creative Agency: Pegasus PR
Associate Director: Chris Webb
Agency Producer: Josie Wolstenholme
Creatives: Adam Hayes, Ian Ray, Stuart Hehir
Production Company
Production Company: The Progress Film Company
Director: Ben Lankester
Producer: Tylie Cox
Sound Recordist: David Tozer
Stunt Coordinator: Peter Pedrero
Focus Puller: Alistair Baines
Clapper Loader: Josh Tilley
SFX: Matthew Strange
Unit Drivers: Dave Smith, Simon Laws & Wayne Dobinson
Animation
Storyboard Artist: Theo Bystrom at Anthony Z Studio
Music
Music : Lennert Busch
Offline
Editor: Ben Lankester
Production Service
Make up Artist: Mariana Fabricante
Client
Advertiser: Network Rail
Post Production / VFX
1st AD: Gareth Lewis
Genres: People, Storytelling
Categories: Travel, Public Transport
The Progress Film Company, Wed, 08 Aug 2018 14:17:09 GMT
