Campaign India Team
Sep 20, 2012

Spikes Asia 2012: Grand Prix winners across categories

Here are the entries across categories that won Grand Prix at Spikes Asia 2012

Spikes Asia 2012: Grand Prix winners across categories

Branded Content & Entertainment

The Kiwi Sceptics, Air New Zealand, by HOST Sydney/The JAMBOREE Sydney

 

Creative Effectiveness

Break Up, NAB, by Clemenger BBDO Melbourne

 

Design

design gp spikes
MT EX Taipei, Kamoi Kakoshi, by iyamadesign Tokyo

 

Digital

Connecting Lifelines, Honda Motor, by Dentsu Tokyo

 

Direct

direct gp spikes

WI-FICTION, 2011 Melbourne Writers Festival, by JWT Melbourne
 
 
Films 

 

 

What does your mind see, Samsung Electronics, by Cheil Worldwide Seoul

Media

 

Where what you grow is what you eat, Kissan Ketchups (HUL), by Mindshare Mumbai

Mobile

 

MAKE TV, Sony, by Party Tokyo/Dentsu Tokyo 

Outdoor, Print & Postercraft

 

#CokeHands, Coca-Cola, by Ogilvy Shanghai

Print

Bikers-Police

 

Portaloo-Hearse

 

Car jack-Glass truck

VW Park Assist Technology, Volkswagen, by DDB Sydney

Radio

 

Radio Prank, Lux Soap (Unilever Singapore), by JWT Singapore

 

Promo & Activation

IKEA Catalogue, IKEA, by 303Lowe Sydney

Source:
Campaign India

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