TEC

TEC and its passengers: a genuine love story?

TEC and its passengers: a genuine love story?

Like with many public transport operators, the employees of TEC are exposed to violent acts from some passengers, such as spitting, insults, punches, etc. This situation has got worse since the COVID pandemic.

It was high time for TEC to tackle this issue head on.

 

The challenge: to raise awareness without shocking

Alongside this campaign, TEC is recruiting on a massive scale. It was therefore important for Hungry Minds to deal with the theme of aggression without discouraging applicants who were thinking of joining the company. This is why the creatives from Namur opted for a quirky approach. As a result, the assaults are not show. On the contrary, the radio, TV and cinema commercials as well as posters, printed media and Instagram stories depict passengers overflowing with affection for TEC’s drivers and ticket inspectors. The message then brings the spectator back to reality: TEC personnel are not asking for much, all they want is respect.

This campaign shows that it is possible to deal with a serious issue by adopting a light and positive tone, an approach which has been welcomed by TEC passengers and personnel alike.

 

Campaign elements :

 

30" TV commercial

 

Poster

 

Radio commercial

Credits

  • Client: TEC 
  • Client contacts: Alice Thonnart, Anne Van Wonterghem, Isabelle Tasset
  • Account Manager: Lauranne Goffin 
  • Chief Creativity Officer: Damien Ronday
  • Creative Director: Geoffrey Hanot 
  • Digital Campaign Planner: Vanille Delaite 
  • DTP/Graphic Designers: Yves Compère, Julie Dubois 
  • Production company: Disturb Studio
  • Director: Xavier Lechanteur 
  • DOP: Philippe Therasse 
  • Video editing: Augustin Fievet
  • Audio: La Vita Studios Brussels