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Creative Circle Awards - March 2005 Results
Herewith the results of the judging of the March 2005 entries. Congratulations to all concerned.
Newspaper: (NO AWARD, BUT THE FOLLOWING ORDER)
1. DHL "Chameleon" - Ogilvy
2. General Motors/Diesel "Country" - Net#Work BBDO
3. General Motors/Diesel "State" - Net#Work BBDO
Magazine:
1. The Cradle of Humankind/Discovery Centre "The Creation" - FCB JHB
2. The Cradle of Humankind/Discovery Centre "Big Brain/Small" - FCB JHB
3. C Johnson/Rally Cockpit Spray "Sunflower" - FCB JHB
Outdoor
1. SANTA/TB Awareness "Contagious" - Ogilvy
2. Lifeline/Stop Gender Violence "Greeting Card" - FCB JHB
3. Masterfoods/Pedigree - "Zeus/Harry/Sally/Winston" - TBWA Hunt Lascaris
TV/Cinema
1. Volkswagen SA/Golf GTI "Beat" - Ogilvy
2. Nando's/Sponsorship "Speed" - The Jupiter Drawing Room (South Africa)
3. Audi SA/A4 "Faces" - Ogilvy
Radio
1. Virgin Atlantic/Inflight Entertainment "Stories About My Grandchildren" -
Net#Work BBDO
2. General Motors/Corsa Lite "Crossing Over" - Net#Work BBDO
3. Toyota/Quantum Panel Van "Scream" - FCB JHB
3. Multichoice/Animal Planet "Cats/Rats & Hyenas" - Ogilvy
The judging panel for March 2005 comprised of:
- Rob McLennan; Lowe Bull
- Bennie du Plessis; Ogilvy
- Cathy Tompson; FCB
- Mariana O'Kelly; Net#Work BBDO
- Vuyani Plata; Herdbuoys McCann Erickson
- Jonothan Deeb; The Jupiter Drawing Room
- Peter Khoury; TBWA Hunt Lascaris
Comments from Rob McLennan, Chairperson:
NEWSPAPER
Standard was pretty poor. Nothing through to Ad of Year.
MAGAZINE
After much debate, both Cradle of Mankind ads went through to Ad of Year.
OUTDOOR
A strong category and strong winners.
FILM
A clear, well liked winner. Only 1st place goes through to Ad of Year.
RADIO
Again two clear winners in a very average category. We can't seem to break out of the typical radio formula.