The organisers stated that there was a wide range of ideas submitted and they thank all the creatives (professionals and students) who contributed their ideas and appreciated everyone's patience over the time it took to get the shortlist finalised.
The winning idea will become the YoungGuns 2010 Call for Entry campaign and will also form the foundation for the 2010 Winners & Finalists Reel theme.
| Entry name | Eligible creatives | Agency/Uni | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Be the Trophy | Chris Bailey, Josh McGuire | Tribal DDB Chicago | USA |
| No YoungGuns, No Future | Diogo Tubuco, Maria Ines Leivia | JWT Lisboa | Portugal |
| Guide the Old | Dunstan Lee, ZiWei Tan | Singapore | |
| Up the Ante | Gian Jonathan, Astri Nursalim | Limkokwing University | Singapore |
| Raise the stakes | Jonathan Dowds-Hott, Paul Galbraith, Michael Sheehan | Canada | |
| YoungGuns Reloaded | Jonty Bell, Kieran Moroney | Freelance | Australia |
| Submit so you don't have to | Josh Day, Caitlin Keeley, Jamie Webster | Cossette/Alchemy | Canada |
| Enjoy it while it lasts | Kenneth Choong, Poh Pei Ling | Leo Burnett | Singapore |
| Become the Hunted | Kyle Lamb, Andrew Livingston, Omid Amidi | John st | Canada |
| Escape your Pimp | Nadia Ahmad, Anna O'Donoughue | Freelance | Australia |
YoungGun of the Month is currenty open for February. December and January will be combined and the winners announced next week. Upload your best work and our current judge, Pancho Gonzalez, executive creative director at Unitas/RNL, will pick the best professional and student pieces. Enter at www.ygaward.com/#/young-gun-of-the-month.
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