D&ADTim Lindsay @ DMA

Wednesday 19th November, 2014

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D&AD 2014

JUDGING

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12,000 entries24,000 pieces of work

24 categories200 jurors

5 days

D&AD Ceremony

D&AD Where the money goes..New Blood Exhibition

D&AD New Blood Awards Ceremony

D&AD New Blood Academy

D&AD Pencils - the new line-up

D&AD White PencilThe D&AD White Pencil is a message and a movement. It symbolises the power of creativity to make the world a better place and provides a platform for a growing creative community to drive the sustainability agenda forward.

D&AD Annual Launch

Entries by Category - Communication CategoriesD&AD Awards

Outdoor Advertising

Press Advertising

Direct

Radio Advertising

Integrated337

339

608

770

923

455

301

651

677

945

Yellow - 2014Grey - 2013

Entries into DirectD&AD Awards

2014

2013

2012

2011 641

611

606

651

Winners in DirectD&AD Awards

2014

2013

2012

2011 31

25

24

14

2

4

6

9

3

1

1

3

1

Black Pencil Yellow Pencil Nomination In Book

Direct Jury 2014D&AD Awards

Nicky Bullard LIDA (Foreman)

Jo Jenkins Proximity London

Ian Haworth RAPP

Guilherme Jahara Leo Burnett Tailor Made

Paula Keamy M&C Saatchi Sydney

Alexander Nagel Serviceplan Campaign Hamburg

Kartik Iyer Happy

Direct Yellow Pencil winning work 2014D&AD Awards

You Are My Son

Trial by Timeline

Recalling 1993

Direct Nomination winning work 2014D&AD Awards

Road to Recovery Hope Soap

Deforested Field Stories For Every Journey

Air Force FM

Direct Jury 2013D&AD Awards

Emma de la Fosse OgilvyOne London (Foreman)

Nigel Clifton EHS4D

Ian Bates Indicia

Christoph Everke Serviceplan Campaign

Alain Janssens Publicis Brussels

André Rabanea TORKE+CC

Jason Williams Leo Burnett Melbourne

Direct Yellow Pencil winning work 2014D&AD Awards

Donation Glasses

Direct Nomination winning work 2013D&AD Awards

iQ Street View My Blood is Red and Black

A message from Jennifer

Rivers of LightD&AD

Josh Sklar

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So what...?

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Creative excellence matters; economically, socially, culturally, environmentally. Its under attack; in danger of becoming commoditised.

D&AD exists to inspire, enable and celebrate creative excellence in advertising and design

ButDoes it do enough in the direct space?

If not, how can it do more?

Thank you for listening

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