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(New York, 10 November 2015) The 30th LIA judging was held at the SLS Hotel
in Las Vegas, convening over a ten-day period. The juries, led by their respective
Jury Presidents, viewed and scored every entry within their medium, ensuring
that all the work was judged equally. They concluded with final discussions to
determine Grand LIAs, Statue Winners and Finalists.
The TV/Cinema/Online Film Jury, led by John Mescall, Global ECD, McCann
Worldgroup, awarded adamandeveDDB, London the 2015 Grand LIA for John
Lewis titled Monty's Christmas. Four different juries also awarded them one
Silver and three Gold statues for the same work.
Mescall had this to say about judging LIA 2015: If your works being judged at
LIA, its being judged by people whose opinion you can really respect. We get
enough time to properly look at the work, relook at the work, discuss it, really
think about it, were never rushed so nothing ever slips through. Its a thorough
and respectful judging process with no pressure on the judges to award
anything for any particular reason.
adamandeveDDB, London
Finalist - TV/Cinema/Online Film - Humour - John Smith's Keith Beasley Only Ordinary by Name
Silver - Digital - Use of Social Media - McDonald's Lovin' The Super Bowl
Finalist - Radio & Audio - Campaign - Skittles New Mouth, Two Head
Ed
Silver - Digital - Innovative Use of Digital - No Somos Delito (We Are Not
Crime) Holograms for Freedom
Heye, Munich
Leo Burnett Chicago, Chicago was awarded the Integration Grand LIA for
Allstate titled Social Savvy Burglar
R/GA, New York was awarded the Design Grand LIA for Ad Council titled Love
Has No Labels
The Mill, London was awarded the Production & Post-Production Grand LIA for
SSE titled Maya
2015 LIA Of The Year Awards were decided based on a point system on the
outstanding work chosen by the Juries across all media. This year LIA awarded
five of these coveted Awards.
The following companies were honoured with the 2015 Of The Year
Awards:
Network of the Year: BBDO
Agency of the Year: R/GA, New York
Production Company of the Year: Smuggler
Post-Production Company of the Year: The Mill
Radio & Audio Company of the Year: Eardrum Australia
Of the 14,106 submissions from 78 countries, 7% attained Shortlist status. Of
those elite selections, only 1.2% were awarded Gold Statues; 1.6% Silver
Statues; 2% Bronze Statues and 2.1% Finalist. The vast number of submissions
reflects the prestige and explosive growth of the London International Awards
since its inception in 1986, when only 2,600 submissions were entered.
To View All the Winners: http://www.liaentries.com/winners