Winner for SFLB at the Cresta Awards
The Helvetas spot "Carwash" by Spillmann/Felser/Leo Burnett was recognized as a winner at the Cresta Awards. Three other works from Switzerland were recognized as finalists: one from Euro RSCG Zurich and two entries from SFLB.
The Cresta Awards have been handed out: 150 jurors from 18 countries have made their judgments for the advertising prize. One work from Switzerland was recognized as a winner - the Helvetas spot "Carwash" by Spillmann/Felser/Leo Burnett. Three other works from Switzerland were recognized as finalists: In the Press category, "Shark" for Züri Sub by Euro RSCG Zurich and "Lottoschein" for Zürcher Aids Hilfe by SFLB. The Helvetas film "Wasser" by SFLB also received finalist status in the TV commercial category, as the agency announced on Tuesday. In total, entries were submitted from 52 countries. The Grand Prix in the respective categories went three times to Germany, once to Sweden and once to the USA: Grand Prix Ambient Media for Jobsintown.de (Scholz & Friends Berlin), Grand Prix Interactive for Diesel.com (Farfar, Stockholm), Grand Prix Poster for Lego "Builders of tomorrow" (Jung von Matt, Hamburg), Grand Prix Press to WERU Soundproof Windows (Scholz & Friends, Berlin), TV/Cinema Grand Prix for Arnold/Crispin Porter Bogusky. The award ceremony can be viewed at Cresta-awards.com/2007ceremony.
The Cresta Awards were founded in 1993 in partnership with the International Advertising Association. Pre-judging takes place in the various countries. This year's jurors in Switzerland included Bene Abegglen, Jürg Aemmer, André Benker, Christian Bobst, Claude Catsky, Markus Gut, Remy Fabrikant, Matthias Freuler, Mike Krüll, Alexander Jaggy, Hanspeter Schweizer, Urs Schrepfer, Philipp Skrabal and Martin Spillmann.
The Cresta Awards were founded in 1993 in partnership with the International Advertising Association. Pre-judging takes place in the various countries. This year's jurors in Switzerland included Bene Abegglen, Jürg Aemmer, André Benker, Christian Bobst, Claude Catsky, Markus Gut, Remy Fabrikant, Matthias Freuler, Mike Krüll, Alexander Jaggy, Hanspeter Schweizer, Urs Schrepfer, Philipp Skrabal and Martin Spillmann.
