Three episodes of an awareness format about sexualised violence and the reckoning with it, produced in our XR studio for the EndTheSilence campaign. A subject that needs no effects, only a dignified space.
We put our studio and craft in the service of a subject that demands a stance. “Undressed” gives survivors of sexualised violence visibility and turns the reckoning within the Catholic Church into a conversation, rather than leaving it in silence.
A format about abuse and breaking the silence cannot afford sensationalism. It has to take things seriously without lecturing, and make them visible without exposing anyone.
Survivors and their stories come first. No effect, no drama that distracts from the person.
A calm place where an expert advisor can speak openly, not a cold studio wall.
Complex procedures, such as the recognition of suffering, explained and put in context, not as jargon.
Breaking the silence and putting pressure on institutions, without instrumentalising survivors.
Instead of a sober interview backdrop, the LED wall creates a calm garden environment: a deliberately warm, protected space that gives the heavy subject something to hold on to, without playing it down.
Across all three episodes the look stays consistent: the same stage, the same visual language, the same calm. That builds recognition for the campaign and a reliable frame for every new story, with no rebuild and no travel between episodes.
Concept, shoot, graphics, sound and post-production all ran at CreativeCinema under one roof. On a subject that takes every word seriously, short distances and close coordination are not a comfort but a requirement.
Green instead of grey, closeness instead of distance: the environment is deliberately warm and calm.
Centred framing, natural light, the hosts at eye level with the audience. Nothing distracts from what is said, the backdrop stays a frame, never a show.
The result is a place where hard sentences are allowed to be spoken and hope still carries through, fitting for a format that wants to end the silence.
Whether awareness, prevention or a social cause: we produce formats that take things seriously and still reach people. Talk to us.
About the campaign and support: endthesilence.de. Survivors of sexualised violence can find support at contact points such as Leuchtzeichen.
