Watch, Then Act
For millions of people around the world, lockdown during the global coronavirus pandemic has meant months of isolation to protect public health. But for billions of animals caged and confined in factory farms, laboratories, marine parks, roadside zoos, fur farms and circuses, lockdown lasts a lifetime. Humane Society International wants to change that, so we teamed up with Belgian production company Fledge to create a thought-provoking social media video urging global citizens to #EndtheLockdownforAnimals.
A film by Fledge and Maria Leon with soundtrack by Svinhunder and Sonhouse. Narrated by Ewan Black. Edited by Joris Willems and graded by Florian Keirse.
Watch, then take action to help.
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