A Woman Gives Kids in Need 'Super Powers' in Touching Amex Documentary
Film Recognizes the Hero in Extraordinary Kids
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American Express's "Robyn's Journey" tells the story of Robyn Rosenberger, a woman who has made more than 6,000 capes by hand for children with disabilites or illness.
Ms. Rosenberger's company, TinySuperheroes, has carried on for two years despite financial struggle. Her mission, she says, is to "empower extraordinary kids as they overcome illness or disability. If you dig into what these kids have overcome and survived, they must have super powers." For every cape purchased, her company donates a second cape to a child in need.
The sentimental spot, directed by Henry & Ssong, follows Ms. Rosenberger at work. Her mission bears sentiment similar to that in a recent ad for Amazon Prime's "Nursery," which told the story of a dad who buys his shy son a superhero costume to give him confidence.
Credits
- Date
- Aug 12, 2015
- Brand :
- American Express
- Client :
- American Express
- Director :
- Henry & Ssong
- Agency :
- D2NA/DigitasLBi France
- Creative Director/Chief Creative Offier :
- Ronald Ng
- Creative Director :
- Doris Chung
- Executive Creative Director :
- Atit Shah
- Art Director :
- Samantha Salzano
- Senior Copywriter :
- Conor Hogan
- Executive Producer :
- Becky Friedman
- Production Company :
- m ss ng p eces
- Executive Producer :
- Ari Kuschnir
- Executive Producer :
- Brian Latt
- Executive Producer :
- Kate Oppenheim
- Head of Production :
- Dave Saltzman
- Producer :
- Tory Lenosky
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