Ad of the Day | Sidaction: Never this Close
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Forty years after the discovery of the AIDS virus, an AIDS-free future is closer than ever. The arrival of the first treatments and, more recently, the reduction in treatment have given great hope to researchers and medical staff. Today, an HIV-positive person on effective treatment no longer transmits the virus. In 2021, 29% of people in France who discovered their HIV status were in an advanced stage of infection, a figure that is not decreasing.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
The Good CompanyAgency managers:
Luc Wise, Julien Quidor dit PasquetDesigners:
Fabien Gailleul, Philippe Lesesvre, Hadi Hassan-HelouArtistic Director:
Eva HuguetEditorial Designer:
Joelle ElhajjProject Management:
Lisa Buisson, Garance AskevisStrategic Planning:
Lisa GacheTV Producer:
Barbara VairaPR Managers:
Pauline Germain, Léa DénomméProduction Company:
HamletDirector:
Ludovic GontrandPhotographer:
Denis BoulzeProducer:
Clément MartorellProduction Manager:
Timothée Salze-Lozac'hProduction Coordinator:
Ella GuionneauDirector of Photography:
Antoine CormierSet Designer:
Lucie LibottePost Production:
EverestPost-Producer:
Ronan RigoussenChief Editor:
Gao ChenCalibration:
Julien AlarySound Studio:
AudioScoreComposer:
Arthur DutilSound Design:
Arthur Dutil, Clement Woodini, Antoine CerbereAdvertiser Managers:
Alexandre Jalbert, Bérénice PiersonPublic Relations Manager:
Morgane RaterronDate:
March, 2023
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