D&AD
London
ABOUT
It's enough to hear "not woman enough". Part of the World Athletics mindset is to corner female athletes into proving whether they are really women via sex testing - which has been around since the 1930s. The new chapter of this bigotry, in 2020, says that if the level of women's testosterone is higher than 5nmol/l they are not considered women. To shed a light on this discrimination, Africa made a film based upon the dramatic nude parade real-life sex testing carried out in the 60s.
AWARDS
D&AD Award - Graphite Pencil
D&AD Award - Wood Pencil
MADEIT CREDITS
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SporTVClient
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Aline SaraivaSpecial Projects Producers -

Bárbara AranegaDirection Assistant -

Edgard Soares FilhoExecutive Producer -

Gab ScatolinMixer -

Guilherme AzemComposer -

Guillermo MuseDOP -

Juliana LeiteSpecial Projects Managers -

Junior FreitasCoordinator -

Kleber LucinMakeup artist/Costume -

Malu LinsSpecial Projects Producers -

Mauro KuschnirSound Designer -

Miriam KannoMakeup artist/Costume -

Monique Lopes LimaSpecial Projects Director -

Osmar JúniorColor -

Paty PereiraArt Director -

Paula OrtizProducer -

Pedro GaldiArt Director -

Pedro SokolDirection Assistant -

Rafa DamyDirector -

Renata SayãoAgency Producer -

Thiago CusackArt Director -

Verusca GarciaCoordinator -

Sergio GordilhoChief Creative Officer -

Rodrigo FerrariAgency Producer -

Maso HeckArt Director -

Matías MenéndezExecutive Creative Director -

Fernanda SeguraSpecial Projects Managers -

Ian InglezAgency Producer -

Rodolpho PonzioEditor -

Rodrigo AdamArt Director -

D&AD -

Nicholas BergantinCopywriter -

Raphael VandystadtDirector of Institutional Relations & Sustainabi
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