Fishlove is a global photographic campaign that seeks to end unsustainable fishing . The campaign was established in 2009 by actress Greta Scacchi and Brighton restaurant-owner Nicholas Röhl, initially to launch the documentary adaption of The End of the Line .
22-598: The annual photographs feature celebrities modelling nude, posing with dead endangered sealife as censor bars , to highlight issues around the sourcing and consumption of sealife. The campaign raises awareness of illegal fishing and pollution , and the preservation of marine life through reforms addressing deep-sea bottom trawling or fishing. It also aims to reduce the pressure on popular fish such as cod, and instead encouraging consumption of sprats, herring , mackerel and gurnard . The campaign's first photograph featured Scacchi covering her chest with an Icelandic cod, and
44-564: A basic form of text, photography , and video censorship in which "sensitive" information or images are occluded by black, gray, or white rectangular boxes. These bars have been used to censor various parts of images. Since the creation of digital editing software which can apply less obtrusive effects such as pixelization and blurring . Censor bars are typically used for satire , although they remain in contemporary use to address privacy concerns. Censor bars are also used in art forms such as blackout poetry . Censor bars may also have
66-2053: A lazy and ubiquitous fashion and its effectiveness has been questioned. Models have included journalists Mariella Frostrup and Eleanor Mills , actors Sean Mathias , Arthur Darvill , Lily Loveless , Felicity Dean , Nickolas Grace , Cordelia Bugeja , Wolf Kahler , Greta Bellamacina , Thekla Reuten , Allan Corduner , Eileen Atkins , Christopher Biggins , Mélanie Laurent , Freddie Fox , Jean-Marc Barr , Richard E. Grant , Emilia Fox , Ben Kingsley , Ben Lawson , Haydn Gwynne , Tom Bateman , Chipo Chung , Joseph Millson , Jeany Spark , Jerry Hall , Elizabeth Jagger , Josh Brolin , Helena Bonham Carter , Fiona Shaw , Vicky Krieps , Caroline Ducey , Mélanie Bernier , Barbara Cabrita , Julie Christie , Zoë Wanamaker , Judi Dench , Gillian Anderson , Tara Fitzgerald , Zoë Tapper , Michael Gambon , Tanja Jess , Pip Pellens , Simon Callow , Dakota Blue Richards , Asli Bayram , Miriam Margolyes , Emily Beecham , Olivia Williams , Leila George , Sean Pertwee , Mark Rylance , Dougray Scott , Alex Jennings , Hugh Bonneville , Tamla Kari , Trevor Laird , Jodhi May , Emma Thompson , Rula Lenska , Nicolas Bro , Iben Hjejle , Thure Lindhardt , Trine Dyrholm , Natalie Madueño , Lars Brygmann , Imelda Staunton , Eve Best , Jessie Buckley , Tom Wlaschiha , Jane Horrocks , Gina Bramhill , Maimie McCoy , Jai Courtney , Lincoln Younes , Benno Furmann , Nina Hoss , Rutger Hauer , Christiane Paul , Aure Atika , Cressida Bonas , Elizabeth McGovern , Sean Penn , Florence Keith-Roace, models Paris Jackson and Jade Parfitt , writer Kathy Lette , dart-player Bobby George , dancers Steven McRae , Edward Watson , Gary Avis , swimmer Mark Foster , chef Tom Aikens , directors Serge Hazanavicius and Steven Berkoff , fashion designers Kenzo Takada and Stephen Webster , musicians Thomas Dutronc , Steven Isserlis , Goldie , businessman Richard Branson and comedians Ade Edmundson and Lenny Henry . The 60lb giant tuna from Bonham Carter's photoshoot
88-634: A marine-life reserve around the Pitcairn Islands . It also influenced the reform of the Common Fisheries Policy . In 2015, a seafood supermarket in Kyiv, Ukraine , misused some of the FishLove images in an advertising campaign. The campaign has been compared as a 'piscine version' of PeTA's "I'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur" campaign, and has been criticised as an attention-seeking use of nudity in
110-536: A protagonist's sister-in-law, cajoled into acting the role of author of a chick-lit novel written by four patrons of a local pub in Norfolk . The character, Zoe, demands £500 a week for as long as the four true authors need her. The film is an erotic British comedy. Before The Golden Compass was released, Richards had already been cast as the lead in another film, The Secret of Moonacre , her second book-to-film adaptation, in which she would play Maria Merryweather from
132-437: A tragic cyber-bullying backstory. Originally she auditioned for the role of Liv , and in an interview explained "only became Franky right at the very end of the audition process". As a member of the third generation of its young cast, Richards said "It's crazy to be part of this Skins phenomenon, it's as much a lifestyle choice as anything because of the attention that comes with it." In this full-length film, Richards plays
154-540: Is an English actress. Her film debut at the age of 13 was in The Golden Compass , as the lead character Lyra Belacqua . Other lead roles include the wayward teenager April in Dustbin Baby and Maria in the 2009 film The Secret of Moonacre . In 2011 she played Franky Fitzgerald in the third generation cast of British teen drama Skins . She has also played roles in television, film and on stage. Richards
176-645: The Lake District ), which gathered "teenagers from different backgrounds to discuss human rights and discrimination ". Since 2010 she has supported Action for Children , a charity in the United Kingdom helping vulnerable young people overcome injustice and deprivation. In 2011, she fronted their advertising campaign to promote a new charity project. Richards also backs The Young Actors Group, an acting school in Brighton opened in 2014 that gives children and teenagers
198-516: The OCEAN2012 campaign against over-fishing. The logo and poster for the campaign were designed by Studio Am of Brighton. Fishlove photographs were also displayed at the Baudoin Lebon gallery in 2013. Other photographers have included fashion photographer Alan Gelati, Denis Rouvre, royal portraitist John Swannell and Jillian Edelstein. Censor bars Censor bars , also known as black bars, are
220-726: The Women's Independent Festival in LA, Best Picture at the Independent Film Makers Showcase and was nominated for best drama at the National Film Awards. Richards played a title role in ITV thriller Lightfields alongside Jill Halfpenny and Kris Marshall . It is a supernatural five-part drama which follows on from the ITV drama Marchlands and tells the story of three families living in
242-681: The book The Little White Horse . Principal photography began in October 2007 and the film was eventually released February 2009. In December 2008, Richards played April Johnson in Dustbin Baby , the BBC dramatisation of the Jacqueline Wilson novel of the same name . She described April as a difficult character to play, "she is a really different person to me. On the one hand, she does go through normal things that I can relate to, such as fighting with your parents or getting presents you don't like; but on
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#1732895136109264-600: The books) said, "As soon as I saw Dakota's screen test, I realised that the search was over." Chris Weitz , the director, added that Richards "made what should have been an extremely difficult decision quite easy." The Golden Compass with Richards as Lyra was released worldwide in December 2007 and grossed $ 372 million. Richards' performance in The Golden Compass was variously described as "efficient", "a decent job", "nicely played", and "enchanting." One review called
286-513: The campaign's success to the depiction of fish as creatures needing love and protection, rather than as foodstuffs, and as a "...wake-up call to the world..." to end over-fishing and the reduction of fish stocks. The Fishlove campaign has been considered a success as Rankin's photographs resulted in coverage of fish conservation across international news outlets. Bonham Carter's photograph has been credited as contributing towards government policy, with chancellor George Osborne's agreement to create
308-426: The concept was inspired by an image of a naked woman holding a fish by the advertising agency Leo Burnett . Co-founder Röhl's Brighton sushi restaurant, Moshimo, serves only sustainable fish, and was a contributing factor for the city of Brighton being shortlisted for Sustainable Fish City status. The restaurant funds the studio and make-up costs of the campaign through their paid membership scheme. Röhl attributed
330-593: The other, she has had such a hard life." In April 2012, she performed a British indie feature The Fold in Bristol and Cornwall , playing Eloise, the daughter of an Anglican priest. The film is written by Poppy Cogan, winner of the Harpers/William Morris Short Script Award, and directed by John Jencks. It commercially opened in limited release in UK on 24 March 2014. The movie won best screenplay at
352-560: The same house with a ghost during different time periods. In 2013, she appeared in French filmmaker Stéphanie Joalland's sci-fi thriller The Quiet Hour , about a brother and sister trying to survive in a post-apocalyptic England. During the same year she filmed a short film entitled Girl Power . Richards made her stage debut in English Touring Theatre 's 2015 revival of Tom Stoppard 's Arcadia . Between 2016 and 2018 she
374-401: The selection of Richards for the role of Lyra "terrific casting". Peter Bradshaw of The Guardian commented "Lyra is nicely played by 13-year-old newcomer Dakota Blue Richards, though with an Artful Dodger -ish 'urchin' accent that comes and goes a bit", while Empire noted that she "struggles with lumpy dialogue". Roger Ebert was more effusive, calling Richards "a delightful find" who
396-455: The words 'censored', 'redacted', 'private information', 'sensitive information', etc. to indicate their presence. Sometimes, censor bars are replaced by images instead of just bars. This human rights -related article is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . This pornography-related article is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . Dakota Blue Richards Dakota Blue Richards (born 11 April 1994)
418-447: Was "pretty, plucky, forceful, self-possessed, charismatic and just about plausible as the mistress of an armored bear and the protector of Dust." Richards appeared in series 5 and 6 of the E4 teen drama Skins , which premiered on 27 January 2011. She played the character of Franky Fitzgerald with her androgynous looks, wacky dress sense, two gay dads (one played by John Sessions ) and
440-722: Was born on 11 April 1994 at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in the Fulham Road , London . The family moved to Sussex , where she attended Newlands School. She attended St Paul's Primary School in Brighton, and later Blatchington Mill School in Hove and KBis Theatre School in Brighton. After seeing the stage adaptation of His Dark Materials at the National Theatre , she says she "just wanted to be Lyra". The audition process had ten thousand applicants, and Philip Pullman (author of
462-518: Was cast in the part of WPC Shirley Trewlove in the Endeavour television series. In 2018, she was cast for the part of Margaret Osborne in the ITV drama Beecham House . It began airing in 2019. Richards revealed that as a young actress, she "suffered at the hands of school bullies because of her ginger hair". In 2008, she attended the "Our Space" camp of the Equality and Human Rights Commission (in
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#1732895136109484-523: Was donated to Islington charity, Shelter From The Storm, to feed homeless people, and the fish from other photoshoots are generally not procured specifically for that purpose, and are also donated for consumption. Dench posed with a lobster to highlight increasing ocean acidification , which results in the changing health of lobster populations. In 2012, Rankin's photographs were exhibited at Pertwee, Anderson & Gold gallery in Soho, London , coinciding with
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