The Swedish cancer society “It gets better” 2024
The Swedish cancer society “It gets better” (2024) is a The Swedish cancer society commercial directed by Louise Wachtmeister for King, produced by Camp David. It won one award: Ciclope 2024 Silver Special Section Low Budget.
A poignant narrative follows a woman's journey through cancer, highlighting moments of despair and joy, supported by her partner and family, emphasizing that even through hardship, things get better.
Shot by shot
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The idea
A woman's cancer journey, from diagnosis to recovery, shown through intimate, emotional moments.
Tagline: “It gets better. Beating Cancer Together.”
journey of recoveryfamily supportemotional highs and lowsovercoming adversitylife's milestoneshope in hardship
The cut
- Length
- 248 s
- Shots
- 95
- Average shot
- 2.6 s
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© The Swedish cancer societyFrames from The Swedish cancer society “It gets better”02Shot list example: how it was cut
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© The Swedish cancer societyLength: 248 s · Shots: 95 · Average shot: 2.6 s03Ad ideas: every spot built on a journey of recovery
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Questions
Who directed the The Swedish cancer society “It gets better” commercial?
Louise Wachtmeister directed it, produced by Camp David, for the agency King.
Which agency made The Swedish cancer society “It gets better”?
King created it for The Swedish cancer society (2024).
What awards did The Swedish cancer society “It gets better” win?
1 awards, including Ciclope 2024 Silver Special Section Low Budget.
What is the tagline of The Swedish cancer society “It gets better”?
“It gets better. Beating Cancer Together.”