Festival Bach Montréal

A festival identity carried from the program in your hand to the posters across the city and the experience on site.

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Internal note. Images on this page are placeholders, not work produced for Festival Bach Montréal. They are standing in until the client photography is supplied.

CC&Co supported Festival Bach Montréal across its complete communication environment. The work included branding, business and organizational material, programs, pamphlets, urban display, wild-posting, on-site decoration, writing, translation, communications advice, public relations and press relations.

The festival needed a recognizable presence across formal cultural communication and the street-level visibility required to build an audience. CC&Co developed the visual and editorial material that connected the program, the city and the event itself.

Selected work

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Festival brand and seasonal campaign

A visual system applied across programs, posters, urban media and promotional material.

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Editorial and public relations support

Writing, translation, communications advice, press material and media relations for the festival.

On-site event environment

Decoration and physical communication developed for the festival experience.

PlaceholderPlaceholder artwork standing in for Festival Bach Montréal photography
PlaceholderPlaceholder artwork standing in for Festival Bach Montréal photography
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Services

Branding, campaign design, print, urban media, event graphics, writing, translation, communications strategy, public relations and press relations.

Giving a cultural program a presence across the city?

CC&Co builds festival communication systems that connect programming, promotion, press and the experience on site. ---

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