Posted By James Kennedy on 09/17/2011 at 05:00PM
Jury chairman’s report:
The judges realised that the intended definition of the Telly category hasn’t been clearly understood, with two strong entries in Digital that all agreed should be judged alongside the rest of the Telly entries. To clarify the category definitions for future entries:
TELLY - All commercial or sponsored motion picture content, distributed by traditional broadcasting or shared online - passive consumption.
DIGITAL - Experiential, interactive & all other online commercial content - active consumption.
With this in mind the powerful and disturbing work by Ogilvy for The ISPCC “I can’t wait” got the well deserved nod for 1st place in the Telly category, with “How to milk a Unicorn” for 98FM by Rothco picking up second place. Nice to see Irish agencies creating good work further afield too, as shown by Boy’s and Girl’s third place for Digicel.
Less strong was the PRINTED Category, but again headed up by very emotive work for The ISPCC with ‘Hand’, which was felt to be both strong and impactful. DDFH&B came in second place for their work on Euromillions which neatly played with the convention of press advertising and Chemistry’s work for The Irish Examiner picking up the third place.
And that was the best of it I’m afraid. We debated long and hard on radio but, despite the best will in the world, could only acknowledge one piece – a third place for the ISPCC again. Disappointing, particularly as radio was so keenly contested last month, but in truth the quality just wasn’t there. With the moving around on Digital there was no award which seems strange given the fact that there’s so much activity in the realm, perhaps we’re just not getting to see the best of it – do please remember to upload your work.
Finally congratulations to Richie Smyth and Blinder who we felt well merited a craft award for Direction with the ISPCC spot and also to Windmill Lane and Daddy to whom we gave another craft for VFX.
TELLY:
RADIO:
PRINTED:
DIGITAL: There were no results this month.
DESIGN: There were no results this month.
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