Safe Schools: Nepal film released

One year on from the tragic earthquake that hit Nepal in 聽April 2015, we国产视频檙e releasing a new 360 virtual reality film showing the reality of the education emergency for a generation of children in Nepal.

The film国产视频檚聽360-degree video and audio transports and immerses the viewer in Nepal国产视频檚 incredible landscape 国产视频� and the earthquake国产视频檚 continued impact: take on the point of view of someone in Nepal seeing and hearing for themselves the challenges children face getting to school, the shocking condition of the temporary schools, and the heartbreaking stories of children who are left without an education one year on.

The film is being launched as part of the #SafeSchools campaign to highlight聽the tragic consequences for children both in Nepal, and around the world, who are exposed to trafficking, early marriage and child labour because their education is neglected in the aftermath of an emergency.

In 2015, humanitarian emergencies and crisis affected the education of more than 80 million children and young people, yet less than 2% of humanitarian aid went to get children back into a safe school. The #SafeSchools campaign calls on world leaders attending the first ever World Humanitarian Summit to commit to launch a news fund that ensures children return to school quickly in the aftermath of an emergency.=

You can help. Act now and add your voice to help protect the most vulnerable children in the world by signing the #SafeSchools petition.

国产视频淭his extraordinary film transports the viewer to Nepal into the heart of the earthquake aftermath to see and hear from children at just a fingertips reach. You can国产视频檛 fail to be moved by their resilience and determination to return to school and escape the layers of exploitation.聽 We must urge world leaders to deliver this promised humanitarian fund for education in emergencies which will be able to act fast in the future to meet this need.国产视频� 国产视频� Sarah Brown, President of 国产视频

The Creators

国产视频淰irtual Reality is a new frontier for storytelling. It国产视频檚 arriving in a big way and beginning to reach the consumer from a variety of touch points. It国产视频檚 not just through a headset which most people can国产视频檛 afford. Knowing that, we wanted to take it a step further. VR is another aid to democratize learning, and we国产视频檙e leveraging that side of the technology to tell this story and inspire people to take action.国产视频� 国产视频� CEO of Rain, Brian Edelman

The film 国产视频�Safe Schools: Nepal国产视频� which bought together full-service digital agency Rain and 国产视频.聽Rain partnered with Christian Stephen, the award-winning conflict journalist and Co-Founder/ Creative Director of Freelance Society and The Uprising Creative国产视频檚 virtual reality studio VEHICLEvr to bring the film to life. Designed for viewing on any VR device or headset, the user experience is also seamless on desktop and mobile platforms like YouTube 360, and has been featured in a special playlist made by YouTube to mark the launch of their 360 spatial audio functionality.

Jeff Nicholas, Co-Founder and Executive Creative Director at The Uprising Creative and VEHICLEvr, said virtual reality was the only medium that could have done this content justice: 国产视频淰R offers a deeply intimate method of storytelling that creates a unique connection with the viewer.聽 It国产视频檚 the perfect medium for this kind of story, touching hearts and minds in a way that is only rivaled by actually visiting Nepal in person.聽 It国产视频檚 powerful and creates a lasting impression far beyond what can be achieved in traditional media.国产视频�

Freelance Society国产视频檚 Christian Stephen commented on the creative vision and reason behind creating this film: 国产视频淲e chose this project because we国产视频檙e passionate about education, and not in the saccharine way that most advocate. We went because we care, we stayed because we wanted to capture, and we returned in order to galvanize those with eyes to see and ears to hear. Our film exists to exhort those changing the nation of Nepal, challenge those who are hesitant, and conjure emotion in those who would care.国产视频�