Most people assume that talking about mental health will elicit a weird reaction or response. But in reality, most friends are happy to listen and offer support. The campaign, 'Not That Weird,' taps into the power of unusual, visual metaphors, with the aim of normalizing mental health conversations for young people.The first spot, 'Alone,' highlights how one student’s depression makes him feel like he’s locked in a deep-sea diving suit, a metaphor which manifests literally. In the second spot, 'Gnawing,' a shark gnaws on a young man’s arm, serving as a personification for his anxiety. In both spots, the weirdness doesn’t match up to each friend’s support and willingness to listen.Through this approach, the campaign aims to break down barriers, helping young people feel more comfortable speaking out about their problems and reaching out to friends in need.CreditsTeam CreditsAgency: Red Tettemer O’Connell + Partners (RTO+P)Chief Creative Officer: Steve RedExecutive Creative Director: Steve O’ConnellVP, Creative Director: Todd TaylorCreative Director: Chris PlehalArt Directors: Mariesa Greenholt, Chris HenryCopywriters: David Valento, Meghan BurnsGroup Account Director: Jacqui AbelAccount Manager: Andrew CollinsPhotographer/Designer: Francois BoulaireProduction Company: EndeavorDirector: Bart BaldwinDirector of Photography: Andres SantamariaExecutive Producer: Isaac SolotaroffLine Producer: Jim MorlinoRadio ProductionEngineer: John Baker, Philly PostEditing House: EndeavorEditor: Andres SantamariaSound Design & Mix: John Baker, Philly Post