Monash University launches new documentary series ‘A Different Lens’ via Y&R Melbourne

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title (1).jpgMonash University and Y&R Melbourne have created a five-part documentary series entitled, ‘A Different Lens’. The series, geared towards future staff, postgraduates and industry leaders, interrogates the world’s most pressing issues through the eyes of Monash experts and thought leaders.

title2 (1).jpgThe first episode, ‘An Automated World’, investigates the impact of robots and artificial intelligence fromauto (1).jpg disciplines as varied as business, philosophy, I.T., and the arts.

Says Caroline Knowles, director of campaign management, Monash University: “A Different Lens allows us to talk about global issues from different academic perspectives,prof1 (1).jpg demonstrating the depth of experience and expertise students and staff are exposed to at Monash.”

Says James Wills, creative director, Y&R Melbourne: “The world’s most pressing issues deserve more than a news headline or quick soundbite. A Different Lens provides an insight into how the brightest minds at Monash understandprof2 (1).jpg these issues and relate them to the future of industry and society.”

Future episodes will examine neuroethics, populism, terrorism and sustainability, and will be released in the coming weeks across various channels, including Monash University’s Content

Monash University:

Chief Marketing Officer: Fabian Marrone

Director, Campaign Management: Caroline Knowles

Campaign Management Team: Jane Mahuru & Nikita Wist

Y&R Melbourne:

Executive Creative Director: Jake Barrow

Creative Director: James Wills

Senior Art Director: Shane Dawson

Executive Producer: Sheridan Wadelton

Producer: Emma King

Production Coordinator: Annie Thiele

DOP: Hamish MacGregor

Lead Editor: Hamish MacGregor

Senior Planner: Christine O’Keefe

Group Account Director: Matthew Hunt

Account Directors: Nick Bollard & Sarah Naumoski

Production:

Director: Craig Griffin

Editor: Jamie Blanks

Music: DG Music

Animation: Jumbla

Sound Studio: Baxter Sound

Researcher: Denise Erikson