Gerety Awards 2020 shortlist announced: Doping Creative Agency from Armenia makes the CUT
Sep. 21, 2020
The My name Is Enough campaign by Doping Creative Agency makes it to the shortlist.
Well known campaigns like Moldy Whopper, The Punishing Signal and Lacoste’s Crocodile Inside all feature on the 2020 shortlist. Along with works from the UK for Britain Get Talking and Don't Die Till That Day from Thailand.
Unique in its judging sessions held around the world, more than 150 judges from 10 different countries have created this much anticipated and prestigious short-list. Due to travel restrictions this year's judging took place virtually. Locations included Melbourne, Bangkok, Istanbul, Helsinki, Buenos Aires, Berlin, London Madrid, Johannesburg and New York.
Lucia Ongay, Gerety Co-Founder says:
“With just 147 entries making this years shortlist the Gerety jury has clearly set the highest benchmark, and the subsequent winners will continue to redefine the standard to which advertising is held.”
A full schedule of live panels with the jury discussing their favorite entries on the shortlist can be found across Gerety social media pages this week.
The full shortlist can be viewed here.
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