by MarkLives. The One Show has released its 2020 list of 1669 finalists, representing 46 countries, including South Africa.
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Motive: Eight things I learnt presenting in a foreign country
by Ross Chowles. I recently did a One Show presentation on “How to Brainstorm” at the Art Directors Club Festival in Hamburg, Germany.
Motive: Three learnings from judging The One Show
by Xolisa Dyeshana. Judging the Interactive category for The One Show took an intense four days of early mornings and late nights.
Promoting black talent a win at the One Show
by Herman Manson. One Show CEO, Kevin Swanepoel, discusses investing in diversity and offers tips on entry best practice at The One Show.
Awards Candy – SA app start-up signing global award shows
Wallace Seggie, a South African creative director, has developed an app that brings together in one place award winning work from a number of the worlds’ largest advertising festivals.
D&AD takes tough stance on scam ads
D&AD has joined the One Show to take a tough stance on scam ads (or ‘pro-active’ work as it is called here in SA). In a statement on its blog D&AD clearly states that “work must have been produced in response to a genuine brief and be approved and paid for by the client. Works created solely for the purpose of entering competitions are not eligible.”
With a pat on the head, all is well again at Ogilvy
Last week it came to light that Ogilvy Johannesburg submitted ads created for EATN’s South African broadcast partner, Multichoice, to numerous trade publications and blogs as well as having entered it into numerous international ad awards in spite of it never receiving approval from client. In the meantime it has been awarded a silver Clio and was finalist at the One Show Awards en New York. One of the ads reportedly just ran in the latest issue of Migrate – the official Loerie Awards magazine.
In his original comment to MarkLives Graham Pfuhl, Marketing and Sales Director at Multichoice, stated that the campaign in question was in fact rejected outright by Multichoice, and confirmed “no History Channel ads can be published without the prior authorization of AETN.”