Nice car McFly
Who needs a DeLorean and a flux capacitor when you have a Toyota? The only difference is it'll just take you a little longer to get where you're going.
Credits
| advertiser: | Quebec Toyota Dealers Association |
|---|---|
| agency: | Bleublancrouge |
| consulting services: | Nicolas VanErum, Patrice St-Amour |
| executive CD: | Gaëtan Namouric |
| creative team: | Guillaume Blanchet, Sébastien Deland, Jean-François LeBlanc, Sébastien Maheux, Maxime Paiement |
| agency producer: | Lisa Arduini |
| prodco: | Les Enfants |
| producer: | Paul Barbeau |
| director: | Ivan Grbovic |
| DOP: | Sara Mishara |
| post production: | Motor VFX |
| sound: | Sonart |
| music: | FM Lessieur |
If you’re like us, then you may be fretting about not having a working knowledge of French to understand this ad for Toyota‘s Quebec Dealer Association. Not to worry. The images in this spot, developed by Montreal’s Bleublancrouge, speak more than a thousand words. The point is that Toyotas are cars that specialize in longevity. They’ll look just as good tomorrow as they do today. Oh, and we’d just like to point out that contrary to what we said, we’d probably still take the DeLorean and flux capacitor. And a hoverboard for that matter.
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