Post by account_disabled on Dec 30, 2023 4:02:54 GMT
Every day eight children lose their lives in the United States due to firearms that come into their hands in a way that is as accidental as it is dramatic. Last summer, gun sales also reached record figures on the other side of the pond and with the confinement overlapping with the coronavirus, those weapons are unfortunately more susceptible to falling into the hands of the youngest members of the house. For this reason, the organization United States To Prevent Gun Violence and the agency Gray New York have launched a shocking campaign that gives an incredible twist to the phenomenon of "unboxing." The spot that constitutes the central axis of the campaign stars Cayden , an 8-year-old fictional influencer, who is preparing to delight his fans with a seemingly innocent "unboxing" video. Cayden finds his parents' bedroom and is excited to show his followers something new.
However, the novelty is not a toy as the viewer soon expects but a semi-automatic pistol that his parents keep in the closet. If you do not see the embedded video correctly, click here The boy enthusiastically Phone Number List shows the gun to the camera , plays with it and puts his own life in danger without being aware of it. According to figures compiled by States United To Prevent Gun Violence, in the United States 4.6 million children live in homes where there are unlocked guns . And the organization's new campaign tries to raise awareness precisely of the risk that these weapons pose when children inadvertently discover them and play with them as if they were a toy. “Gun parents need to take every precaution possible when storing guns ,” emphasizes Clai Lasher-Sommers, executive director of States United To Prevent Gun Violence.
Three out of four first and second grade students know where their parents keep their guns and one out of three admits to having handled them on some occasion. "Guns should be locked to prevent children from accessing them and suffering from accidental shootings," she adds. DATA SHEET Advertiser: States United to Prevent Gun Violence Agency: Grey, New York Production Agency: Townhouse Studio Animation and Finishing: Gramercy Park Studios Illustration: The Youth Original Music: Squeak E. Clean Production Company: Chelsea Pictures in association with Big Fun Films Director: Kevin Wilson Jr Owner / Executive Producer: Lisa Mehling Executive Producer: Pat McGoldrick Director of Photography: Laura Valladao East Coast Representative: Denise Blate Roederer Publisher: Final Cut Editor: Patrick Colman Assistant Director: Geoff Hastings Executive Producer: Sarah Roebuck Head of Production: Penny Ensley Post Producer: Andrea Cantor
However, the novelty is not a toy as the viewer soon expects but a semi-automatic pistol that his parents keep in the closet. If you do not see the embedded video correctly, click here The boy enthusiastically Phone Number List shows the gun to the camera , plays with it and puts his own life in danger without being aware of it. According to figures compiled by States United To Prevent Gun Violence, in the United States 4.6 million children live in homes where there are unlocked guns . And the organization's new campaign tries to raise awareness precisely of the risk that these weapons pose when children inadvertently discover them and play with them as if they were a toy. “Gun parents need to take every precaution possible when storing guns ,” emphasizes Clai Lasher-Sommers, executive director of States United To Prevent Gun Violence.
Three out of four first and second grade students know where their parents keep their guns and one out of three admits to having handled them on some occasion. "Guns should be locked to prevent children from accessing them and suffering from accidental shootings," she adds. DATA SHEET Advertiser: States United to Prevent Gun Violence Agency: Grey, New York Production Agency: Townhouse Studio Animation and Finishing: Gramercy Park Studios Illustration: The Youth Original Music: Squeak E. Clean Production Company: Chelsea Pictures in association with Big Fun Films Director: Kevin Wilson Jr Owner / Executive Producer: Lisa Mehling Executive Producer: Pat McGoldrick Director of Photography: Laura Valladao East Coast Representative: Denise Blate Roederer Publisher: Final Cut Editor: Patrick Colman Assistant Director: Geoff Hastings Executive Producer: Sarah Roebuck Head of Production: Penny Ensley Post Producer: Andrea Cantor