Title | RUTHLESS |
Brand | UBISOFT |
Product/Service | GHOST RECON WILDLANDS |
Category |
E03. Online: Fiction & Non-Fiction |
Entrant
|
DDB PARIS, FRANCE
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Idea Creation
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DDB PARIS, FRANCE
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Idea Creation 2
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UBISOFT Paris, FRANCE
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Production
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LA PAC Paris, FRANCE
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Production 2
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MIKROS IMAGE Paris, FRANCE
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Production 3
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SCHMOOZE Paris, FRANCE
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Credits
Alexander Kalchev |
DDB Paris |
Executive Creative Director |
Alexis Benbehe |
DDB Paris |
Creative |
Pierre Mathonat |
DDB Paris |
Creative |
Sophie Megrous |
DDB Paris |
Head of TV |
Marie-Elise Archambaud |
DDB Paris |
Account Manager |
Olivier Guillerot |
DDB Paris |
Account Executive |
Sebastien Genty |
DDB Paris |
Planning Director |
Dominique Castellano |
DDB Paris |
Planner |
Geoffroy Sardin |
Ubisoft |
Vice-President |
Jérôme Deplatiere |
DDB Paris |
TV Post Production |
Guillaume Carmona |
Ubisoft |
Marketing Director |
Clément Prevosto |
Ubisoft |
EMEA Marketing Group Manager |
Pierre Miazga |
Ubisoft |
EMEA Senior Brand Manager |
Pierre Miazga |
Ubisoft |
EMEA Senior Brand Manager |
Alban 404 |
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Game Advisor |
Jerome Denis |
La Pac |
Producer |
Fabrice Damolini |
Mikros |
Post Production |
Brief Explanation
After more than 5 years of absence, Ubisoft relaunched the “Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon” franchise, a military tactical shooter.
In “Wildlands”, you control 4 elite soldiers called Ghosts. Their objective: take down a Bolivian cartel.
The launch trailer had to create excitement about the game world and the dangers gamers would be facing. Considering the ruthless competition (Call of Duty, Battlefield), we needed to position the game differently.
To show the world in the grip of a brutal Cartel, we brought back from retirement (after 14 years!), John McTiernan, the director known for creating some of the most iconic action movies such as Predator & Die Hard.
His raw approach, showing us the faces of the victims results, in a game commercial like no other, full of humanity and brutality. Their suffering feels so real that you connect with them and feel their pain. Their faces stay with you.