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Amnesty International French Canada: Writing Lights a Way Out, 2
Amnesty International French Canada: Writing Lights a Way Out, 3
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“Words, for me, are like light, liberation inside a prison.” – Imen Derouiche
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Advertising Agency:
Cossette, CanadaCreatives:
Anne-Claude Chénier, Richard Bélanger, Geneviève Duquette, Philippe Brassard, Jessica Fecteau, Chris BélangerProduct:
Olivier Charbonneau, Jessica Malo, Alexandra Zins, Ariane Gauthier-Roy, Élyane Jourdenais-LemaireProduction:
Marie-Andrée Lizotte, Alexandrine Perras/ SeptièmePrint and Digital Production:
Colette Dumay, Eric Lefebvre/ SeptièmeLinguistics:
Nathalie Fournier, Émilie Robertson, Sophie Rhéaume, Marc Grandmont, Carol-Ann Savick/ SeptièmeMedia Agency:
Cossette MediaMedia:
Alexandre Mateos y Lago, Jean-Sébastien DavidProduction House:
Les EnfantsPhotography:
Olivier StaubProduction:
Stéphanie BeaudinProduction Manager:
Léonard SarranCoordination:
Audrey MartinArt Direction:
David PelletierMakeup:
Joan-Patricia ParrisPost Production:
Visual BoxSound Studio:
Cult NationCreative Director:
François BelangerSound Designer:
Théo PorcetDate:
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