Follow-up
The Quebec Federation of General Practitioners doesn't want you to wait.
Credits
advertiser: | Fédération des médecins omnipraticiens du Québec |
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agency: | BCP |
creative direction and design: | Etienne Bastien |
print artistic direction: | Nicolas Baillargeon |
web artistic direction: | Nicolas Baillargeon, Alexandre Beyns |
English writer: | Michael Aronson |
integrated strategy: | Thomas Lecordier |
media strategy: | Jocelyne Meunier |
digital strategy: | Nicolas Naulevade |
public affairs strategy: | Jean-Louis Dufresne, Jean-François Cloutier |
client services: | Déborah Fortin |
executive production: | Carole Beauchamp |
print production: | Frédérique Bissonnet, Jacinthe Lemire |
digital production: | Martine Rivest |
production: | la Fabrique d’images, Jean-François Ethier |
director: | Pierre Dalpé |
photographic direction: | David Franco Films |
web: | la Fabrique d’images, Jean-François Ethier |
web director: | Stéphane Grasso |
post-production: | Fly Studio |
music: | Apollo |
sound studio: | Sonart |
Family doctors in Quebec would like to provide follow-up care to everyone, but without the help of government, many will have to wait because two million people in the province don’t have access to a GP. That’s the message of this video for the Quebec Federation of General Practitioners (Fédération des médecins omnipraticiens du Québec), by Montreal-based BCP, which documents a stunt that brings the aforementioned fact to the attention of Montrealers in a pretty blunt and slightly scary (Children of the Corn-type) way.
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