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TIME work with Leeds agency on The March digital exhibition
Leeds agency Flaunt Digital have worked with TIME on ‘The March’ an interactive digital exhibition to mark Black History Month in the United States.
The March digital exhibit explores the stories and extraordinary actions that ordinary people have taken against racial injustice and inequality.
As part of the project TIME has reimagined Dr King’s iconic ‘I Have A Dream’ speech for the present moment. The video features a selection of individuals and activists reading sections of the speech, underscoring the parallels between the Civil Rights Movement of the 60’s and the global non-violent demonstrations of today.
Graham McDonnell, Senior Director of Brand Creative at TIME said: “We brought Flaunt Digital onboard because The March project needed a highly skilled and reliable front-end development team who could help us deliver an ambitious creative target within a challenging timeline. They didn’t disappoint.”
Jamie Shields, Chief Technology Officer at Flaunt Digital said: “Having the opportunity to have worked on such a powerful and important subject, with a household name such as TIME magazine, has been an incredible opportunity. We’re grateful to have been involved with such a talented team at TIME, working together to create a cutting-edge online experience which we hope is both captivating and thought provoking.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Lora Thornton .
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