As Canada prepares to celebrate its 150th birthday next year, Montreal – which is turning 375 – won’t be outdone.

The city is getting ahead of the competition with the launch of a new campaign from Lg2 that highlights the city’s history and vivacity.

The campaign is a mix of TV, digital and OOH throughout the city, with four spots running throughout Quebec. The spots look back at Montreal’s defining moments, including the 1976 Olympics and John and Yoko’s bed-in for peace, mixed with current cosmopolitan scenes.

The goal is to establish an emotional link to all Quebecers and reconnect Montreal lovers with the city, Lg2’s VP and CD Marc Fortin told Infopresse.

[iframe_vimeo video =”191037942″]

[iframe_vimeo video =”191037780″]

[iframe_youtube video = “I8O4uL0VnKo”]

[iframe_youtube video = “MUDDKBeuR-0”]

Credits

Client: Société des célébrations du 375e anniversaire de Montréal – Alain Gignac, Julie Tardif, Flavie Desgagné-Éthier
Agency: Lg2
VP, CD: Marc Fortin
CD: Nicolas Dion
Creatives: Nicolas Dion, Patrick Beauchemin, Jennifer Varvaresso, Christian Pocetti, Jean-François Perreault
Planners: Anne-Marie Leclair, Alexis Robin, François Royer-Mireault
Photography: Shoot Studio – Jean-François Lemire, Martin Girard
Producer: Iouri-Philippe Paillé
Print and web production: Lg2fabrique
Media: Cossette Média

Via Infopresse