CumminsNitro’s ‘Best Job’ and Droga5’s ‘The Regulars’ get Nominations at D&AD Awards
The Second set of D&AD Awards results have been released – for the Graphic Design, Integrated, Writing for Advertising, Music Videos and Websites categories. And it’s good news for Australia, with CumminsNitro, Brisbane’s ‘Best job in the world’ for Tourism Queensland and Droga5 Australia’s ‘The Regulars’ for VB both getting Nominations. In addition Australia has 12 more In-Book (total now 17) and New Zealand has 3 (total now 4).
Judging is now just over 50% complete. Of the work selected to go In-Book, 62 have been nominated for a D&AD Pencil. The winners will be announced at the D&AD Awards Ceremony & Dinner on 3 June at The Roundhouse, London.
Writing for Advertising
TV & Cinema Advertising
Title: The Regulars
Client: Victoria Bitter
Agency: Droga5 Australia
Nation: Australia
Award: Nomination
Title: BBC Moon Week
Client: BBC Knowledge
Agency: Three Drunk Monkeys
Nation: Australia
Award: In Book
Title: ‘Country Australian Border Security – Nothing Soft Gets In’
Client: Toyota 4WD Range
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi Sydney
Nation: Australia
Award: In Book
Press Advertising
Title: Pollock
Client: Arts Channel
Agency: DDB New Zealand
Nation: New Zealand
Award: In Book
Title: Rothko
Client: Arts Channel
Agency: DDB New Zealand
Nation: New Zealand
Award: In Book
Title: Van Gogh
Client: Arts Channel
Agency: DDB New Zealand
Nation: New Zealand
Award: In Book
Title: ‘Declaration Form’ / ‘Not on my watch’ / ‘One Male Fragrance’ / ‘Prohibited Items’ / ‘Happy Dog’ / ‘Hair Don’ts’ / ‘Herbal Tea’ / ‘Violation’ / ‘Notify’ / ‘Offensive Language’
Client: Toyota 4WD Range
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi Sydney
Nation: Australia
Award: In Book
Integrated
Title: The Best Job In The World
Client: Islands of the Great Barrier Reef
Agency: Cummins Nitro Brisbane
Nation: Australia
Award: Nomination
Title: Right Music Wrongs
Client: Virgin Mobile Australia
Agency: Droga5 Australia
Nation: Australia
Award: In Book
Title: Operation Kerplonk
Client: Fifth Leg
Agency: DDB Group Melbourne
Nation: Australia
Award: In Book
Title: Ask Richard
Client: FBi Radio
Agency: Naked Communications – Sydney
Nation: Australia
Award: In Book
Graphic Design
Moving Image
Title: ‘Sydney Writers’ Festival Trailer’
Client: Sydney Writers’ Festival
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi Sydney
Nation: Australia
Award: In Book
Catalogues & Brochures
Title: Finsbury Green Sustainability Report 2010
Client: Finsbury Green
Agency: Parallax Design
Nation: Australia
Award: In Book
Stationery
Title: ‘Sydney Writers’ Festival Letterheads”
Client: Sydney Writers’ Festival
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi Sydney
Nation: Australia
Award: In Book
Logos
Title: City of Melbourne
Client: City of Melbourne
Agency: Landor Associates
Nation: Australia
Award: In Book
For extended results visit: http://www.dandad.org.
Further results will be announced throughout the week.
11 Comments
Yep. No surprises there.
WELL DONE EVERYONE AT D5, SAATCHIS, MONKEYS AND ALL THE AGENCIES.
AWESOME EFFORT.
FURBS.
Well done Steve J and Vinnie. Toyota Border Security is world-class.
Well done to all. Big effort.
Where can we see Saatchi’s Toyota 4WD Range work? 10 Executions… holy cannoli!
Well actually, there is a suprise there. Ask Richard. Well done naked. In particular, well done Jonathan Pease (Tongue). That guy has copped a royal battering on this blog of late but d&ad didn’t know that. And well done Pauly (still at naked). Knowing both these guys, they wouldn’t even know how much of a huge deal this actually is as they just don’t come from this world. It is a corker of an idea and it’s great to see it recognized. Congrats.
Monkey Magic.
I don’t think Pease has anything to do with Ask Richard did he?
Certainly don’t recall ever seeing his name on the credits for the work
Hi Anon (12:11) thanks for the positive comments – and support.
However, just want to clarify the team that worked on, and was credited for the campaign. It was Paul Swann, Glen Cassidy, Nick Summer and Lionel Alphonse. We’re pleased with the recognition the campaign received – but more importantly, pleased to have helped do our bit to support FBi radio.
JP is still hunting for that first award.
Its either his PR manager or a 14 year old fan!