RAC and The Sunday Times Campaign finalists in Siren Awards for The Brand Agency
The Brand Agency has two more finalists in the national Sirens Awards for radio advertising. As well as the RAC and Drug Driving single finalists (winners of Rounds 2 and 4 respectively), campaigns for the RAC by Mitch Mitchell and Danielle Glenister and The Sunday Times by Rikki Burns and Josh Edge are finalists in the Campaign category.
RAC:
The Sunday Times:
The Brand Agency is the only Perth agency with finalists in this year’s competition. Austereo Perth’s Ryan Yip has two single finalists. Brainestorm’s Marty Braine and Nick Gallagher and Soundbyte’s Brad Habib are finalists in the Craft category.
The2010 Gold and Silver Siren Award winners will be announced in Melbourneon Friday, May 7. The Gold Siren Winner will receive a trip for two toCannes and entry into the 2010 Cannes Radio Lions.
The full list of finalists is available here.
CREDITS
RAC
Title: ‘A lot of Help’
Writers: Mitch Mitchell & Danielle Glenister
Sound studio: Brainestorm
Engineer: Justine Braine
Agency Producer: Kate Downie
The Sunday Times
Title: ‘Good Books’
Writers: Josh Edge & Rikki Burns
Sound studio: Soundbyte
Engineer: Julian Douglas-Smith
Agency Producer: Kate Downie
5 Comments
The Brand are really rippin’ it up at the Sirens, aren’t they? It is a pity nobody cares about these awards and that they count for nothing in the CB creative rankings.
6.03. I care about these awards and wish i could be doing as well as the guys at Brand. Their recent radio work has been excellent and has left me looking on (listening on?) with envy.
9.15am
I am sure the Brand Guys will print out your comment and take it with them to their next pay review. A few points added to their tally on the Creative Rankings wouldn’t hurt though, would it?
Spoken like a true art director, 6.03 because any writer worth their salt would love to win a Siren. Unless of course, you’re a writer whose not worth their salt – in which case back to churning out that DL flyer. Congrats, Brand. Ignore the haters.
Those James Smillie Sunday Times ads are totally out there!