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		<title>Barbie Dream Gap &#8211; Mattel brings out the true mettle in the real-life Barbies of the world!</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 19 Oct 2018 03:18:04 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Mattel’s idea behind creating Barbie was to remind the world that every little&#8230;]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Mattel’s idea behind creating Barbie was to remind the world that every little girl can be anything she wants. Barbie continues to stand for a woman’s capability to choose. She has choices. On the occasion of the International Day of the Girl Child, Mattel and BBDO San Francisco came out swinging with their new spot &#8211; The Dream Gap (Barbie Dream Gap) that rings the alarm bell on gender prejudice which is a worldwide concern. #Barbie #CloseTheDreamGap</p>
<p>The Dream Gap highlights the huge gap that keeps little girls (right from the age of 5 in many cases) from living their full potential or dreams. In the spot, you can see young little girls who unapologetically and brutally (yet maintaining a calm and innocent tone) speak for themselves. It palpably communicates how a girl’s self-confidence starts to erode from the age of six as her freedom to dream whatever she wants to become is chained by hollow stereotypes. So, for a little girl, to imagine herself as a future engineer, an astronaut or a star is still considered blasphemy by many even if she is at par with other boys in the areas of science and math. This Dream Gap robs girls of their potential true-self.</p>
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<p>Any success starts with a dream. And robbing a person, be it a kid, girl, boy, woman or a man or anyone of his or her dreams is to cripple the person’s self-worth. If it appears strange that Barbie is taking up the cudgels against gender bias, then take time to apprise yourself of its transformation towards swift modernization during the past few years.</p>
<p>Credits:<br />
Agency: BBDO San Francisco<br />
Client: Barbie<br />
Title: Barbie Dream Gap<br />
Chief Creative Officer, Worldwide: David Lubars<br />
Chief Creative Officer, SF: Matt Miller<br />
Associate Creative Director: Adam Balogh<br />
Associate Creative Director: Jason Moussalli<br />
Head of Integrated Production: Louise Doherty<br />
Business Affairs: Jacqueline Djanikian<br />
Group Account Director: Kim Fredkin<br />
Account Director: Nicole Dongara<br />
Account Supervisor: Alex Hamill<br />
Chief Strategy Officer: Crystal Rix<br />
Group Strategy Director: Jessica Strode<br />
Production Company: Slim Pictures Inc.<br />
Director: Karen Cunningham<br />
Executive Producer: Tom Weissferdt<br />
Executive Producer: Catherine Finkenstaedt<br />
Producer: Al Cooper<br />
Edit House: Bread &amp; Butter<br />
Editor: Andrea MacArthur<br />
Colorist: Company 3<br />
Senior Colorist: Sophie Borup<br />
Visual Effects: Jane Studios<br />
Creative Director: David Parker<br />
Flame Artist: Tim Bird<br />
Producer: David Won<br />
Executive Producer: Nancy Hwang<br />
Sound Designer: One Union Recording<br />
Senior Sound Engineer: Joaby Deal<br />
Senior Sound Engineer: Matt Zipkin<br />
Executive Producer: Vickie Sornsilp</p>
<p>Principal Composer: Amber Music<br />
Exec Producer: Michelle Curran<br />
Music Supervisor/Producer: Mike Perri</p>
<p><span style="color: #b8b8b8;">This article is about:</span><br />
<span style="color: #b8b8b8;">BBDO San Francisco, The Dream Gap, Barbie, Stereotypes, Barbie, Barbie Dream Gap, Awareness campaigns, Digital campaign, Toy, kids, Dreams, Mattel</span></p>
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