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The Thrill of Victory - DDB Paris' releases new advertising campaign for Amnesty International France.
To remain a powerful movement, Amnesty International France has to recruit as many people as possible to join the fight
Assassin's Creed Odyssey takes players on an epic journey in Ancient Greece
You don’t choose to be a hero. It’s your choices that make you one.
For the launch of FARCRY5, DDB Paris dispenses Joseph's bad words.
Filmed in the style of a full-length film “The Baptism” plunges us at the heart of one of the initiation rites of the cult.
DDB Paris demonstrates the involvement of Médecins du Monde around the world and the diversity of its actions to silence death.
The operation is adapted through a film, a series of five posters and via social networks.
DDB Paris imagined an installation for Hennessy Paradis Imperial
A tribute to the 7th generation of Master Blender life’s quest.
Ad of the Day | The birth of the Creed, told by DDB° Paris for Ubisoft
The 90sec version of the film will be online on October 16th, and the shorter versions on TV and cinema in EMEA.
DDB Paris launches a dreamlike film for the return of Ubisoft's iconic game
Assassin's Creed Origins – Pre-launch film "From Sand"
DDB Paris brings to life the world of Playdoh
DDB Paris wanted to show that Play-Doh is still a wonderful way for kids to express themselves and develop their imagination
"RUTHLESS" A film created by DDB Paris and directed by John McTiernan for Ubisoft.
It’s the story of a comeback.
Ghost Recon "A World with no Heroes"
What if a video game was a world apart, living all by Itself before the players turn on their console?
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World Cup Ads Don't Rely on Beckham or Messi as Much as Marketers Think
The stars feature in fewer than 1 in 10 ads, but their presence boosts long-term effectiveness