Smartphone Free Childhood
About Smartphone Free Childhood
The work made for Smartphone Free Childhood runs to 2 verified projects since 2026 — mostly Campaign, Video and Brand. Most of it comes from 6 teams, including 750mph, Black Kite Studios and STITCH Editing. The people who work most often on Smartphone Free Childhood projects include Jemimah Frost and Daisy King.
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We Remade a 1990's Video Shop for the Smart Phone Era
Arts & Sciences London produced the satirical pro bono film Smartphone Free Childhood’s “90s Video Store Asks What You Want from Childhood”, directed by David Dearlove and executive produced by Charlie Orr. Created for the grassroots movement Smartphone Free Childhood (SFC), the film uses a nostalgic 1990s video store setting to critique children’s exposure to harmful online content and to spark debate around smartphone and social media use. Through humour and satire, it highlights concerns such as misogyny, bullying, disordered eating, and predatory behaviour in digital environments, aiming to prompt reflection among parents and policymakers. Released amid UK government discussions on raising the social media age limit to 16, the project forms part of SFC’s wider campaign to reshape the conversation around modern childhood and online safety.
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