Photo courtesy NFB
The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) has joined forces with Aéroports de Montreal (ADM) to show film clips, photography and animated works on digital signs at Montreal Trudeau International Airport, including new unique content.
The project is part of L’Aérogalerie, a Montreal Identity program that has been running since 2005 to support the city’s artistic and cultural development and to infuse the airport’s facilities with the city’s character.
“Our partnership will enhance the program,” says Christiane Beaulieu, vice-president (VP) of public affairs and communications for ADM, which operates the airport. “I know our passengers will love these films and photographs.”
The program also celebrates the 70th anniversary of NFB’s animation studios. It spans screens in the airport’s customs hall, baggage claim area (pictured) and second-floor lounge.
