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Decathlon: Dreamin
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Sports retailer Decathlon has launched a new global campaign created by AMV BBDO to promote its BuyBack service. Recently extended to all sports equipment, this initiative allows customers to return unwanted items in exchange for a voucher or cash back toward their next purchase.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
AMV BBDOExecutive Creative Director:
Laura RogersCreative Directors:
Jack Smedley, George Hackforth-JonesCreative Team:
Pauline Ashford, Mike KennedyAgency Planning Team:
Joe Smith, Rebecca BrettAgency Account Team:
Bruna Bechelli, Pink Kitsawat, Kenza ChakibAgency Production Team:
Alexis Sun, Alex WarrenAgency Design Team:
Ian Mills, Ian Patrick, Frankie Leeks, Francesca D'CostaProduction Company:
Red StudiosDirector:
Sye AllenFilm Prod Co. Producer:
Geoff GedroycPost-production Company:
Red StudiosEditor:
Christopher PooleAudio Post-production:
80 SoundPhotographer:
Richard WadeyClient name:
Edi Borelli, Julie AnquezDate:
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