There’s still time to get your name on these press ads – two weeks left to enter AWARD 2011
With only two weeks left to enter AWARD 2011, you’d better get your AWARD entries into shape.
Whether it’s your own work that you’ve been toiling away on all year, or you’re getting your name on this Call For Entries campaign, time is running out.
If you haven’t got your name on the credits of this campaign yet, simply visit getyournameonit.co and add your creative input to any of the above press ads. As you can see, they’ve already come a long way.
So, if you want to be in with a chance like the hundreds who have already got their name on it, get moving, this work needs to be entered by November 3rd.
CREDITS
COPYWRITERS
Adrian Flores
Andy Flemming
Angus Smallwood
Bonnie MacTavish
Cal Fitzhardinge
Ciaran McCarthy
Grant Sputore
Griffey De Guzman
Jakub Szymanski
James Collier
Jerome Gaslain
John Gault
Kat Mercer
Marcus Tesoriero
Matt Smith
Peter Majarich
rocky ranallo
Sarah Link
Sarah Mathiesen
Steve May
Yanni Pounartzis
ART DIRECTORS
Adrian Flores
Aisea Laungaue
Alex Boubli
Alex Stainton
Alex Wadelton
Allie Townsend
Andrew Grinter
Andrew Suggit
Andy Flemming
Andy Jones
AndySillis
Angus Smallwood
Ashish
Ben Crick
Ben Pearce
Brendan Kearns
Brett Colliver
Cameron Healy
Chris Beelitz
Chris Ogunlowo
Chris Shoolman
Craig Brooks
Daniel Barrett
Danielle Fletcher
David stewart
Debbie Beaumont
Declan Byrnes-Enoch
Donavin Lewin
Drawings by a writer
Elliott Whitton
Eric Natapradja
Garrt Law
Glenn Dalton
Gogie Sinson
Grant navin
Hendri
Jasmin
Jeremy Hogg
Jerome Gaslain
Jess Quealey
Jessica O’Reily
John Downing
Jon Borowski
Josh Bryer
Justine Tasker
Kat Mercer
Kathryn Scott
Katie Moore
Kieran Moroney
Lauren Fritsky
Lizi
Marcus Tesoriero
Matt and John
Matt Ennis
Matt Smith
Mike Barry
Miles Tully
Nellie
Ng Wei Jie
Nicole Scherer
Nils eberhardt
Nima Idelkhani
Paul bennell
Peter Majarich
Prabs
Rachel Sultana
Saba
Sam Coombes
Sam Heathcote
Sarah Link
Sarah Mathiesen
Scot van den Driesen
Selwyn Low
Shanan Goldring
Simon jarosz
Steve May
Suzy Swiss
Tim Harding
Tommy Cehak
Victoria Rodriguez
Wendy Higgins
PHOTOGRAPHER
Andreas Bommert

7 Comments
I would never hire the creatives who contributed to this. It’s a farkin’ joke. Luckily nobody on my creative team is a desperate loser who would partake is such nonsense.
Hey E.G.
Reveal yourself so the 200 or so people above know what agency to avoid if they ever find themselves looking for a job.
Hey Paul,
200? There aren’t even 100 people on the list. Watch Sesame Street and learn how to count, mate.
Come on EG, nice and easy mate.
Some already well awarded creatives on the list but as usual, 4 times as many art directors as copywriters.
That’s fine E.G. we wouldn’t hire a miserable hack like you either.
The real lesson here, surely, is how consistently worse the ads are becoming as the number of people involved increases. A solid argument against cluster-fucking, if ever I’ve seen one.
Hey guys relax, why are you old creatives so serious? You’re always goin on and on with your stories…”I remember the Amiga…I remember taking photos on Film…Indesign – what is that I like to work on Quark!…..My campaign IS digital, it was made on a computer’ – Get with the times! (no offense). We all know that no one here is curing Cancer . So the best we can do is poke fun at ourselves and the extent we would all have gone to win an award, even if it is getting your name on a credit list of 100+. It’s called an target insight – remember?
If these guys can pull off a WIN on this, it’ll be the most brilliant heist ever. Well done, Good on them.
Even if they don’t WIN they WIN. Think about it.
If they WIN, it basically proves that anyone can win an award or feel like they’ve been part of a larger thought just by changing the colour of the type or by making any other stupid change thus proving our industry in general flawed – therefore proving their hypothesis if you will.
If they Don’t WIN – it sends the message that there is more to what we do to WIN an award and exposes those who signed up as taking the “easy way to the top” which ultimately proved to be the wrong path. So as a manner of criticism to the industry those who partake are in essence exposed.
OR..and this is possible the most accurate scenario. I’m totally reading way too much into this and should probably stop watching conspiracy theory Docos on Discovery.
Either way in this particular instance i’ll leave you with a quote from my 7 year old nephew “nana nana nana they are better than you! – 0nana nana nana they are better than you!” – you know sort of speak.