Archaeology adventure
The Montreal Science Centre teaches French to Indiana Jones.
Credits
| advertiser: | National Geographic Society, Montreal Science Centre |
|---|---|
| agency: | Bleublancrouge |
| executive exhibition producer: | Jacques-André Dupont (L’Équipe Spectra) |
| consulting services: | Benoît Hogue, Émilie Lefebvre |
| CDs: | Jean-François Leblanc, Sébastien Maheux |
| executive VP of creation: | Gaetan Namouric |
| web creation: | Marie-Pierre Blanchette |
| executive agency production: | Eve Mathieu |
| web production: | Jean Lalonde (L’Équipe Spectra), Martin Savard |
| TV production: | Dominique Dufour, Nathalie Carrière (L’Équipe Spectra), Sophie Desbiens (X3 Productions) |
| TV: | La Cavalerie |
| director: | Kun Chang |
| website programming: | AbsolunetBanner |
| production: | Five |
| illustrations: | Louis Hébert, Leo Leibelman |
We firmly believe that the awesomeness of an exhibit based on Indiana Jones speaks for itself. This ad was developed by Bleublancrouge as part of a promotional campaign that will appear in all 12 museums across the world that are hosting the exhibit. It will be at the Montreal Science Centre until September 18.
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