Bird’s the word
The Vancouver Aquarium welcomes some not-so-friendly feathered friends.
Credits
advertiser: | Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre |
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agency: | Taxi, Vancouver |
CD: | Michael Mayes |
writer: | Matt Bielby |
AD: | Raul Garcia |
photographer: | Patrick Norman Photography, Raul Garcia |
digital imaging: | Total Graphics |
media agency: | Taylor Made Media |
prodco: | Charlie Mother Charlie Films |
prodco producer: | Christian Allen |
freelance producer: | Jacqueline Burgmann |
director: | Gareth Moses |
cinematographer: | Stewart Whelan |
post production: | Cycle Media |
editor, compositor, online: | Matthew Griffiths |
sound house: | Wave Productions |
casting: | Kathleen Widdows |
typographers, mac artists: | Lisa Blackburn, Donna Deschamps |
agency broadcast producer: | Kevin Saffer |
agency print producer: | Zorina Baksh |
account director: | Mike Leslie |
account manager: | Steve Howard |
Have you heard? In Vancouver, bird’s the word. The Vancouver Aquarium has launched a new campaign, developed by Taxi‘s Vancouver office, promoting new additions to the city’s urban aviarian populace – birds of prey, or to be more specific, raptors. Sweet. Certainly these are not the wimpy, annoying, poop-bombing birds that you go to the park to feed bread crumbs to (that’s right, we’re talking about you, city pidgeons). No, they’re better, faster, stronger, cooler. We’re down with any bird that you have to bait by feeding it a steak.
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