Featuring the voice of Academy Award-winner Susan Sarandon The first iOS and Android game created by Emmy award-winning studio Psyop COMING SOON WINTER 2013 (iOS and Android) Each year, over 1 million people die from malaria. About 70% of them are children under the age of five. A tragedy in itself, malaria also has terrible effects on the educational and economic health of entire regions. The most effective means of preventing malaria is sleeping under a mosquito net, specifically a long-lasting insecticide treated net (LLIN). Each net costs about $3, lasts for 3 to 4 years, and protects, on average, two people. The "Nightmare: Malaria" game and PSA is part of a multi-platform effort to bring awareness to this simple fact: nets work. And giving money to the Against Malaria Foundation, the most efficient distributor of LLINs in the world, is an incredibly effective way to save lives. In support of raising awareness and funds to battle malaria, Emmy award-winning production company Psyop has created a first iOS & Android game in the hopes that it will rake in millions. Millions of long-lasting insecticidal mosquito nets, that is. Through a partnership with the Against Malaria Foundation (AMF), ranked the #1 most effective charity by Give Well, The Life You Can Save and Giving What We Can, Psyop designed and developed "Nightmare: Malaria". The game was inspired by a PSA created by Psyop's non-profit initiative, Establishment for the Greater Good (EGG), the game drops players into the bloodstream of a young girl infected by malaria. Players make their way through 18 levels of fever-dream visuals, avoiding killer mosquitoes and collecting hard-to-reach teddy bear tokens along the way. ONE NET AT A TIME For more information about malaria and AMF againstmalaria.com For more information about Psyop's Establishment for the Greater Good greatergood.tv "Nightmare: Malaria" iOS/Android Game Directed by PSYOP Game Development and Design | Brian Kehrer, Jordan Harvey Art Direction | Naomi Chen Narration | Susan Sarandon Executive Producer | Lucia Grillo Executive Producer | Justin Cone Producer | Ave Carrillo Music, Sound Design | Q Department Writer | Kelly Girth Sound Recording | Color NY Concept Art | Pedro Lavin 3D Animation | Stephanie Russell, Eric Chou Design | Alexander Dietrich 2D Animation | Sean Martin User Interface | Will Adams Editing | Cass Vanini VFX | Fabio Piparo Modeling | Bryan Eck, Alexander Dietrich Rigging | Zed Bennett, Sean Kealey

Featuring the voice of Academy Award-winner Susan Sarandon The first iOS and Android game created by Emmy award-winning studio Psyop COMING SOON WINTER 2013 (iOS and Android) Each year, over 1 million people die from malaria. About 70% of them are children under the age of five. A tragedy in itself, malaria also has terrible effects on the educational and economic health of entire regions. The most effective means of preventing malaria is sleeping under a mosquito net, specifically a long-lasting insecticide treated net (LLIN). Each net costs about $3, lasts for 3 to 4 years, and protects, on average, two people. The "Nightmare: Malaria" game and PSA is part of a multi-platform effort to bring awareness to this simple fact: nets work. And giving money to the Against Malaria Foundation, the most efficient distributor of LLINs in the world, is an incredibly effective way to save lives. In support of raising awareness and funds to battle malaria, Emmy award-winning production company Psyop has created a first iOS & Android game in the hopes that it will rake in millions. Millions of long-lasting insecticidal mosquito nets, that is. Through a partnership with the Against Malaria Foundation (AMF), ranked the #1 most effective charity by Give Well, The Life You Can Save and Giving What We Can, Psyop designed and developed "Nightmare: Malaria". The game was inspired by a PSA created by Psyop's non-profit initiative, Establishment for the Greater Good (EGG), the game drops players into the bloodstream of a young girl infected by malaria. Players make their way through 18 levels of fever-dream visuals, avoiding killer mosquitoes and collecting hard-to-reach teddy bear tokens along the way. ONE NET AT A TIME For more information about malaria and AMF againstmalaria.com For more information about Psyop's Establishment for the Greater Good greatergood.tv "Nightmare: Malaria" iOS/Android Game Directed by PSYOP Game Development and Design | Brian Kehrer, Jordan Harvey Art Direction | Naomi Chen Narration | Susan Sarandon Executive Producer | Lucia Grillo Executive Producer | Justin Cone Producer | Ave Carrillo Music, Sound Design | Q Department Writer | Kelly Girth Sound Recording | Color NY Concept Art | Pedro Lavin 3D Animation | Stephanie Russell, Eric Chou Design | Alexander Dietrich 2D Animation | Sean Martin User Interface | Will Adams Editing | Cass Vanini VFX | Fabio Piparo Modeling | Bryan Eck, Alexander Dietrich Rigging | Zed Bennett, Sean Kealey

Featuring the voice of Academy Award-winner Susan Sarandon The first iOS and Android game created by Emmy award-winning studio Psyop COMING SOON WINTER 2013 (iOS and Android) Each year, over 1 million people die from malaria. About 70% of them are children under the age of five. A tragedy in itself, malaria also has terrible effects on the educational and economic health of entire regions. The most effective means of preventing malaria is sleeping under a mosquito net, specifically a long-lasting insecticide treated net (LLIN). Each net costs about $3, lasts for 3 to 4 years, and protects, on average, two people. The "Nightmare: Malaria" game and PSA is part of a multi-platform effort to bring awareness to this simple fact: nets work. And giving money to the Against Malaria Foundation, the most efficient distributor of LLINs in the world, is an incredibly effective way to save lives. In support of raising awareness and funds to battle malaria, Emmy award-winning production company Psyop has created a first iOS & Android game in the hopes that it will rake in millions. Millions of long-lasting insecticidal mosquito nets, that is. Through a partnership with the Against Malaria Foundation (AMF), ranked the #1 most effective charity by Give Well, The Life You Can Save and Giving What We Can, Psyop designed and developed "Nightmare: Malaria". The game was inspired by a PSA created by Psyop's non-profit initiative, Establishment for the Greater Good (EGG), the game drops players into the bloodstream of a young girl infected by malaria. Players make their way through 18 levels of fever-dream visuals, avoiding killer mosquitoes and collecting hard-to-reach teddy bear tokens along the way. ONE NET AT A TIME For more information about malaria and AMF againstmalaria.com For more information about Psyop's Establishment for the Greater Good greatergood.tv "Nightmare: Malaria" iOS/Android Game Directed by PSYOP Game Development and Design | Brian Kehrer, Jordan Harvey Art Direction | Naomi Chen Narration | Susan Sarandon Executive Producer | Lucia Grillo Executive Producer | Justin Cone Producer | Ave Carrillo Music, Sound Design | Q Department Writer | Kelly Girth Sound Recording | Color NY Concept Art | Pedro Lavin 3D Animation | Stephanie Russell, Eric Chou Design | Alexander Dietrich 2D Animation | Sean Martin User Interface | Will Adams Editing | Cass Vanini VFX | Fabio Piparo Modeling | Bryan Eck, Alexander Dietrich Rigging | Zed Bennett, Sean Kealey

Featuring the voice of Academy Award-winner Susan Sarandon The first iOS and Android game created by Emmy award-winning studio Psyop COMING SOON WINTER 2013 (iOS and Android) Each year, over 1 million people die from malaria. About 70% of them are children under the age of five. A tragedy in itself, malaria also has terrible effects on the educational and economic health of entire regions. The most effective means of preventing malaria is sleeping under a mosquito net, specifically a long-lasting insecticide treated net (LLIN). Each net costs about $3, lasts for 3 to 4 years, and protects, on average, two people. The "Nightmare: Malaria" game and PSA is part of a multi-platform effort to bring awareness to this simple fact: nets work. And giving money to the Against Malaria Foundation, the most efficient distributor of LLINs in the world, is an incredibly effective way to save lives. In support of raising awareness and funds to battle malaria, Emmy award-winning production company Psyop has created a first iOS & Android game in the hopes that it will rake in millions. Millions of long-lasting insecticidal mosquito nets, that is. Through a partnership with the Against Malaria Foundation (AMF), ranked the #1 most effective charity by Give Well, The Life You Can Save and Giving What We Can, Psyop designed and developed "Nightmare: Malaria". The game was inspired by a PSA created by Psyop's non-profit initiative, Establishment for the Greater Good (EGG), the game drops players into the bloodstream of a young girl infected by malaria. Players make their way through 18 levels of fever-dream visuals, avoiding killer mosquitoes and collecting hard-to-reach teddy bear tokens along the way. ONE NET AT A TIME For more information about malaria and AMF againstmalaria.com For more information about Psyop's Establishment for the Greater Good greatergood.tv "Nightmare: Malaria" iOS/Android Game Directed by PSYOP Game Development and Design | Brian Kehrer, Jordan Harvey Art Direction | Naomi Chen Narration | Susan Sarandon Executive Producer | Lucia Grillo Executive Producer | Justin Cone Producer | Ave Carrillo Music, Sound Design | Q Department Writer | Kelly Girth Sound Recording | Color NY Concept Art | Pedro Lavin 3D Animation | Stephanie Russell, Eric Chou Design | Alexander Dietrich 2D Animation | Sean Martin User Interface | Will Adams Editing | Cass Vanini VFX | Fabio Piparo Modeling | Bryan Eck, Alexander Dietrich Rigging | Zed Bennett, Sean Kealey