And the beat goes on… and on
These five jive-tastic films for Ubisoft’s legendary Just Dance game feature dancers that were born to boogie, continuously.
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- Production Company Eddy
- Director Wacho
- Post Production Everest
- Production Service Zoom Films
- Production Service Zoom Films
- Chief Creative Officer Alexander Kalchev
- Creative Director Benjamin Dessagne
- Creative Director Stephane Santana
- TV Producer Corinne Persch
- TV Producer Gaelle De Pompignan
- Post Producer Florence Gabet
- Sound Production Manager Clement Reynaud
- Music Producer Cedric Boit
- Music Supervisor Marine Cremer
- Audio Mixer Alexandre Vicart
- DP Luis Arteaga
- Line Producer Sylvain Carellas
- Post Producer Jean-Marie Ravot
- Editor Yorgos Lamprinos
- Executive Production David Propper
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Credits
powered by- Agency DDB/Paris
- Production Company Eddy
- Director Wacho
- Post Production Everest
- Production Service Zoom Films
- Production Service Zoom Films
- Chief Creative Officer Alexander Kalchev
- Creative Director Benjamin Dessagne
- Creative Director Stephane Santana
- TV Producer Corinne Persch
- TV Producer Gaelle De Pompignan
- Post Producer Florence Gabet
- Sound Production Manager Clement Reynaud
- Music Producer Cedric Boit
- Music Supervisor Marine Cremer
- Audio Mixer Alexandre Vicart
- DP Luis Arteaga
- Line Producer Sylvain Carellas
- Post Producer Jean-Marie Ravot
- Editor Yorgos Lamprinos
- Executive Production David Propper
Created by DDB Paris, and directed by Wacho, through Eddy, the comic campaign for Just Dance 2023 Edition comprises a quintet of realistic, but slightly bonkers spots that show what happens when you just can’t stop jigging.
Diverse dancers of all ages just keep on moving, including: four women jiving around in a Bar after it's closed; three fantastically bendy young boys at a Birthday celebration; a family committed to grooving on at the end of a Wedding; post-party dawn revellers in Morning and a girl who is so lost in her moves she can't hear her Mom calling that it's time to stop.
