Creatively Highlighting the Fatal 5
Creative Media students at Pembrokeshire College have devised short original films depicting the five main causes of road traffic collisions and injuries in Wales. The films highlight the dangers of drink and drugs, speed, carelessness, seatbelt non-compliance and the use of mobile phones – the Fatal 5.
Their creative work was entered into a competition run by the College in conjunction with the Road Safety Team at Pembrokeshire County Council.
The winning film was produced by Simon Latham, with Pierre Dizon and Megan Stanley commended as runners-up.
All three videos will be used during this year’s summer anti-drink/drug drive campaign and during the Christmas anti-drink/drug drive campaign.
Denys Bassett Jones, Creative Media Course Leader at Pembrokeshire College, said, “I am delighted with the results of this project. Live brief competitions are an important feature of the Creative Media programme at Pembrokeshire College and the students have produced some powerful and engaging videos”.
Pembrokeshire County Council Road Safety Officer Kirstie-Anne Donoghue, praised the creativity of the students’ films and said they were a highly effective way to get across the message of the Fatal 5 campaign.
To view the videos, click on the links below:
Simon Latham - 3 Seconds
Megan Stanley - The Story of....
Pierre Dizon - Don't Do It