Title: Yellow Ribbon Project 
2010 Campaign
Client: Yellow Ribbon Project Secretariat

Strategy/ECD: Andy Tan Heok
Creative Director: Lyonne Tan
Art Directors: Jess Ang, Kris Tay
Designers: Racheal Lee, 
Nickie Lee, Samantha Yong, Autumn Wee, Rodney Tang
Copywriters: Mei Yee, Evelyn Teng
Account Director: Linda Nai
Assistant Studio Director/Traffic
Account co-ordination: Clara Loh
Digital Imaging: Collin Chai

TV Commercial/Informercial
Production House: Momentum
Project Director: Celica Suryabara
Director: Gerald Stahlmann
Script/Concept: The Thinc Group

Photography
Studio: Stardust Imaging

Campaign Deliverables:
Strategy/Theme/Concept
Informercial video/TVCs 
in various lengths & languages
ATL: print ads for various media
BTL: Info brochure + all supporting collateral
Testimonial interviews/copy
Photography/Digital imaging
The TV commercial / informercial


Chapter 1 - “Restart” 
The rehabilitation process begins with the Prison Officers and SCORE Officers, who are tasked to RESTART the inmates' lives during their incarceration. 
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Chapter 2 - “Relearn” 
Two months before their release from prison, volunteers from CARE Network agencies help ex-offenders RELEARN the first steps towards starting a new life. (Can’t load? View on YouTube)


Chapter 3 - “Rebuild”
Companies and business owners provide job opportunities for sincere ex-offenders to help REBUILD their careers and support the industries in prison managed by the Singapore Corporation of Rehabilitative Enterprises (SCORE).
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Read about the making of the TVCs here



The print ads & other supporting collateral
Every yellow ribbon tells a different story. The concept for print was to use the yellow ribbon to reflect the various challenges for each phase.

In RESTART, a much tangled and clumped up yellow ribbon reflects the challenges the Prison Officers had to face, and their role in helping ex-offenders unravel their past mistakes.

In RELEARN, a tight knot was used to symbolise the role of Volunteers, of how they are constantly helping ex-offenders untie themselves from their past.

For REBUILD, a wavy loop represents the tough journey ahead for ex-offenders and how often they are tempted to u-turn back to their past.http://www.youtube.com/user/Yellowribbonprojhttp://www.youtube.com/user/Yellowribbonprojhttp://www.youtube.com/user/Yellowribbonproj1_The_Making_of_the_2010_Yellow_Ribbon_Project_Campaign.htmlshapeimage_5_link_0shapeimage_5_link_1shapeimage_5_link_2shapeimage_5_link_3

(To be updated! More coming soon!)

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