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July 06, 2022

NBCC video wins silver at national Prix d’Excellence

you can be 2A recruitment video highlighting the breadth of programming available at NBCC has won a silver award in the Best Use of Video/Film category at the Canadian Council for Advancement in Education’s annual Prix d’Excellence, which recognizes outstanding work in marketing at post-secondary institutions across the country.

At NBCC You Can Be features an original song, with lyrics by NBCC Director of Marketing and Creative Services Stephen Brander and music by NBCC alumni Alex Madsen, that lists the many programs available at NBCC. The one-minute TikTok-style video stars NBCC’s Marketing and Brand Coordinator Kaisa Valente as she dons the many different work wardrobes the College’s graduates wear on the job – everything from a mechanic’s coveralls to a health professional’s scrubs to a chef’s whites.

“Initially, the video was developed as part of our recruitment process, to be shown to potential students,” said Brander. “We wanted to create a video that spoke to the audience, while delivering the message that NBCC has a wide range of programs, with something for everyone.”

The video was conceived and developed by NBCC’s in-house Marketing and Creative Services team. Madsen, who had previously penned the song Never Too Late For A Change about his experience as a mature learner at NBCC, was called upon to lend his voice to Brander’s lyrics.

“The Prix d’Excellence Awards recognize the best of the best in post-secondary marketing, and NBCC stands up really well against the competition,” said Heather Allaby, NBCC’s Vice President, Engagement and Experience. “The creativity of the concept and the quality of the production provide a visual connection between NBCC programming and the many industries we support with trained graduates.”

About NBCC:

With six campuses across New Brunswick, NBCC’s quality-assured, relevant training opportunities support the needs of learners, employers, and communities, contributing to New Brunswick’s social and economic prosperity. Find out more about skills development training at NBCC by visiting: www.nbcc.ca.

 

Media Contact:

Tanya Greer, Lead, Strategic Communications
506.440.9105 tanya.greer@nbcc.ca