Unicef – Creative Producer

Led the production of a high-impact awareness film for UNICEF, focused on the Syrian crisis and the urgent need for humanitarian aid. From pre-production through delivery, I oversaw every phase of the campaign—crafting the narrative arc, managing creative development, and aligning execution with UNICEF’s global advocacy goals.

During pre-production, I collaborated with writers, researchers, and field consultants to ensure factual accuracy and emotional resonance. I directed the sourcing and curation of still photography from crisis-affected regions, working with photographers and image libraries to select visuals that conveyed both immediacy and dignity. Coordinated remote shoots and talent release logistics, balancing sensitive subject matter with clear storytelling objectives.

I assembled and led a team of animators, a director, and sound designers to develop a unique visual style—merging 3D text overlays with photojournalistic imagery and real-time storytelling. By combining striking visuals, original sound design, and a strong narrative structure, we crafted a film that drove home the need for action.

Through hands-on leadership and creative strategy, we delivered a film that served as a centerpiece of UNICEF’s fundraising and awareness efforts—designed to spark immediate audience response and elevate international attention to a growing humanitarian emergency.

5 years in 60 seconds

UNICEF

CD / Director: Kris Merc

Producer: Kristine Pregot

Edit + Title Design: Nice Shoes

Color Grade: Phil Choe

Composer / Sound Design: Ryan Nach

Produced for: Unicef

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