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McDonald's Canada Eat the Code Case Study 2025

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This case study video produced for McDonald's Canada features programmers deeply focused on coding across various software environments. The footage cuts between computer screens filled with programming text and webcam feeds of the developers at work. The project was created by production company Septième with agency partners Cossette and OMD Canada.

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