SA Cannes Lions winners - Film and Radio The winners in the film and radio categories at Cannes were announced on Saturday. The only South African film winner was Net#work BBDO, who was awarded silver for their Virgin Atlantic "Love Story". In radio, gold was awarded to King James, for Mini Cooper "Affair", while silvers went to Lowe Bull, for Handy Andy "Green Man", and to FCB Johannesburg, for their Toyota "Scream" ad. 26 Jun 2005 22:55
Cape Town strikes gold at Cannes Two days into Cannes Film Festival last week, and South Africa's foremost renegade chicken brand had already struck gold for The Jupiter Drawing Room: Cape Town. In the category: Best Use of Cinema, the Nando's ad - a spoof of the blockbuster film 'Speed', captured the history of local filmmaking and was screened as a prologue for South Africa's homegrown and international pioneering success, u-Carmen
e-Khayelitsha. 26 Jun 2005 08:18
SA Cannes Finalists - Film and Radio The shortlist of finalists for the film and radio categories at Cannes has been announced. 23 Jun 2005 23:23
Hunt pursues the big idea The President of the Press and Outdoor jury, John Hunt, said craftsmanship is falling by the wayside in the digital age. 21 Jun 2005 16:03
SA winners in Cannes There were several South African winners from Cannes yesterday. Lobedu Leo Burnett and The Jupiter Drawing Room have each been awarded a Media Lion for Best Use of Cinema. Lobedu Leo Burnett received theirs for "Freeze", done for the Salvation Army, while the Jupiter Drawing Room were awarded theirs for their Nando's "Speed" campaign. Net#work BBDO achieved a Bronze in the Lions Direct category, for their "Stolen Future" campaign for non-profit organisation, ChildLine. 21 Jun 2005 09:30
Cannes Lions 2005 finalists The Cannes Lions Advertising Festival shortlists for the Media Lions, Lions Direct, Press and Outdoor categories have been announced. The leading South African agencies are: TBWA\Hunt\Lascaris (15), Net#Work BBDO (9), Lowe Bull (9), Ogilvy South Africa (7) and The Jupiter Drawing Room (8). 20 Jun 2005 22:13
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The President of the Press and Outdoor jury, John Hunt, said craftsmanship is falling by the wayside in the digital age. 21 Jun 2005 16:03
