ADC Germany: More Swiss agencies honored
In addition to Euro RSCG Zurich, Jung von Matt/Limmat, Krieg, Schlupp, Bürge/Springer & Jacoby, and Spillmann/Felser/Leo Burnett can also celebrate their successes in our northern neighbor.
Last week, the German ADC celebrated a "summit of creativity" and awarded its prizes, the coveted nails, on Saturday. In addition to Euro RSCG Zurich, Jung von Matt/Limmat, Krieg, Schlupp, Bürge/Springer & Jacoby and Spillmann/Felser/Leo Burnett from Switzerland can also look forward to laurels in the neighboring country to the north. JvM/Limmat won two awards for the "Benzinkanister Blues" spot for Smart: it was awarded bronze in the "Audiovisual Media, Cinema Commercials" category. The film also received an award in the "Audiovisual Media, TV Commercials" category.
KSB/SJ won an award with the Coop television commercial "On n'a qu'une terre" by and featuring rapper Stress. It scored in the "Audiovisual Media, Sound Composition/Sound Design" category.
SFLB won the award for the Tages-Anzeiger campaign "What if". The campaign was honored in the "Text" category.
Euro RSCG Zurich, which had already won gold for the Greenpeace campaign with Spencer Tunick, also won an award in the "Audiovisual Media, TV Commercials" category with its work "Rollercoaster" for the Zurich Chamber Orchestra (see also
). If you were unable to attend the ADC Congress and Award in Berlin, you can still get an impression online: Film competition entries and reports on the ADC Festival 2008 can be viewed in full color on the Internet TV channel
be considered.
KSB/SJ won an award with the Coop television commercial "On n'a qu'une terre" by and featuring rapper Stress. It scored in the "Audiovisual Media, Sound Composition/Sound Design" category.
SFLB won the award for the Tages-Anzeiger campaign "What if". The campaign was honored in the "Text" category.
Euro RSCG Zurich, which had already won gold for the Greenpeace campaign with Spencer Tunick, also won an award in the "Audiovisual Media, TV Commercials" category with its work "Rollercoaster" for the Zurich Chamber Orchestra (see also
). If you were unable to attend the ADC Congress and Award in Berlin, you can still get an impression online: Film competition entries and reports on the ADC Festival 2008 can be viewed in full color on the Internet TV channel
be considered.
