| Title | The distress signal |
| Agency | Anorak Oslo |
| Campaign | The distress Signal |
| Advertiser | Amnesty International |
| Brand | Amnesty International |
| Posted | December 2018 |
| Business Sector | Institutional/Public Interest/Non-Profit Org. |
| Story | When Norway, in 2017, was the first country in the world to shut off their FM-radio-network, Amnesty International turned it back on, to broadcast its first distress signal since second world war. The distress signal was a looped recording from the sister of Teodora Vasquez - a Salvadoran woman sentenced to 30 years in jail after suffering a stillbirth. With the help of our own FM-receiver we managed to hijack the FM-radio-network. And the national media caught on at once. But since our FM-receiver only had a radius of 8 km(5 miles), we decided to make it possible for people to help boost Tedora's distress signal. With the help of two 24/7 LIVE streams of the same distress signal - one for Facebook and one for twitter - we made it possible for anyone to spread the signal by turning their Facebook or twitter into a radio antenna. |
| Media Type | Television |
| Length | |
| Copywriter | Hallvard Fjeldbraaten |
| Art Director | Jens-Petter Aarhus |
| Production Company | Making Waves Australia |
| Production Company | Noa Keren |
| Agency Producer | Janne Espevalen |
| Agency Producer | Kristina Tallaksen |
| Agency Producer | Bjørn Molstad |
| Agency Producer | Lars Georg Teigen |
| Programmer | Henrik Fischer Bjelland |
| Programmer | Piotrek Janosz |
| Programmer | Gjermund Norderhaug |
| PR | Henrik Guderud |
| PR | Marianne Skøien |
| PR | Mette Bruaas |
| Director | Nøkkvi Thorsteinsson |
| Director | Darri Thorsteinsson |
| Animation/3D | Nøkkvi Thorsteinsson |
| Animation/3D | Darri Thorsteinsson |
| PR Agency | Sander Slager |
| Media Agency | Oath |
| Designer | Sondre Hårstad |
| Designer | Maria Sætre |
| Account Planner | Ole Pedersen |