The power of this story of resilience and hope was recognized by audiences and industry colleagues, bringing home awards, including the Cannes Grands Prix and two Cannes Gold Lions for Entertainment.
Editorial
Post-Production
The true story of the Afghanistan Youth Women’s National Soccer Team’s escape after the fall of Kabul.
After the US withdrawal and the fall of Kabul to the Taliban, the Afghanistan Youth Women’s National Soccer Team and their families embarked on a harrowing journey out of the country, leaving behind all that they knew. The team relied on WhatsApp to communicate securely as they risked everything to escape.
Even/Odd worked closely with director Amber Fares and the Modern Arts team for nearly two months to craft the 28-minute film based on hours of harrowing interviews and news coverage. WhatsApp was key in the team’s escape, and we developed an approach to UI animation that underscored the app's critical role in their journey.
The power of this story of resilience and hope was recognized by audiences and industry colleagues, bringing home awards, including the Cannes Grands Prix and two Cannes Gold Lions for Entertainment.
What We Did
Editorial, Post-Production
Recognition
Credits
Creative + Production Company: Modern Arts
Director: Amber Fares, Executive Producers: Adam Groves, Zac Ryder, Eric Stern, Producer: Amanda Naseem, Director of Photography: Daisy Zhou, Story Producer: Javed Rezayee
Post-Production & Editorial: Even/Odd
Editor: Ashley Rodholm, Executive Post-Producer: Rocco Campanelli, Post-Producer: Alex Friedman, Post-Production Supervisor: Simran Mahal, Archival Producer: Sarah Katz,Archival Researcher: Sarah Beitch, Designer/Animator: Lauren Konig, VFX Artist: Garret Walter, Composer: William Ryan Fritch, Colorist: Kya Lou at Primary, Sound Design & Mix: Bijan Sharifi at Roast n’ Post, Title Design: Grand Army
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