AWARD CALL FOR ENTRIES GOES ONLINE
The 28th AWARD Call for Entry has gone live online.
New Developments 2006:
AWARD will now accept work that has appeared anywhere in the world, with the
following requirements:
A - In all non-craft categories, work must have originated and been
completed in Asia, New Zealand or Australia.
B - In craft categories, the work must have been completed by an Asian, New Zealand or Australian supplier, even if originated elsewhere.
(AWARD incorporates the following countries: Australia, Bangladesh, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam.)
Eligibility Dates are: First published or aired between August 1st 2005 - July 21st 2006.
CLOSING DATES FOR THE CATEGORIES LISTED- television & cinema, radio, interactive media, "none of the above", direct marketing, mixed media, graphic design:
CLOSING JULY 28- print, outdoor posters, innovative media:
CLOSING AUGUST 4
Contact Lucy Mckee or Pauline Smyth at AWARD:
www.awardonline.com
Telephone +61 2 8297 3877
Fax: +61 2 8297 3801
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what's the go with the creative here?looks cool, but what does it all mean basil?
The ad here has been butchered a tad methinks. We just got call for entries posters in the mail today and there's a headline at the base that says 'Step Up', and that distracting blob they've placed in the top left corner is on the reverse...
I'd say the creative was more 'AWARD School' than anything else... what next barcodes?
ok haters, stop hating and do what we at saatchi are doing right now..... furiously working on scam ads to enter before the deadline.
I've done some real corkers. Hopefully nobody will notice that 'point of sale' actually means I quickly whipped a poster up in a bottle shop, took a shot and entered Cannes.Whoops.
funny cos its true.....
Just went to enter a campaign online and the field isn't big enough to take all entries of key numbers, what's with that?