On the One Show, you need to get your work before the following jury before 12 February 2010.
The jury members are:
• Joe Alexander, The Martin Agency / Richmond
• Rosie Arnold, BBH / London
• Andy Berndt, Google Creative Lab / New York
• Polly Chu, JWT / Beijing
• Mimi Cook, Apple / Cupertino
• Josh Denberg, McCann / San Francisco
• Perry Fair, Grey / New York
• Danielle Flagg, Wieden+Kennedy / Portland
• Greg Hahn, BBDO / New York
• Mike Hughes, Butler, Shine, Stern and Partners / Sausalito
• Colin Jeffrey, David&Goliath / Los Angeles
• Judy John, Leo Burnett / Toronto
• Paul Keister, Goodness Mfg. / Venice
• Andrew Keller, Crispin Porter + Bogusky / Boulder
• Duncan Marshall, Droga5 / New York
• Chuck McBride, Cutwater / San Francisco
• Jason McCann, Taxi / Toronto
• Christian Mommertz, Ogilvy / Frankfurt
• David Oakley, BooneOakley / Charlotte
• Fernando Vega Olmos, JWT / Madrid
• Anna Qvennerstedt, Forsman & Bodenfors / Gothenburg
• Ian Reichenthal, Y & R / New York
• Steve Simpson, Goodby Silverstein & Partners / San Francisco
• Jimmy Smith, TBWA\Chiat\Day / Los Angeles
• Fernando Sosa, la comunidad / Buenos Aires
• Feh Tarty, Wieden+Kennedy / London
• Goetz Ulmer, Jun Von Matt / Hamburg
• Mark Waites, Mother / London
• Graham Warsop, The Jupiter Drawing Room / Johannesburg
• Bob Winter, Leo Burnett / Chicago
The organisers have changed a few things around so you are able to enter multiple entries faster and with ease. There are some excellent video tips to assist with entry submissions - check out www.enteroneshow.org/preparation/tutorials/ and remember that you now have to upload a jpeg for each print entry.
In 2010, One Show Design celebrates its 10th year of honouring excellence in graphic design and is pleased to announce the addition of a reduced fee for freelance graphic designers. Starting in 2010, individual and self-employed freelancers will be able to enter the competition at a reduced rate. It is also adding the category of "Typography in Design,” to award the time-honoured tradition of typography. For more information on categories go to www.enteroneshow.org/categories/osd/.
As history has proven, the power of advertising can do more than just create awareness for a brand. It can inspire. It can influence. It can even change the fortunes of a brand on a global scale. Just imagine what it could do for our planet.
To that end, The One Club is asking for more than your eco-friendly One Show entries. It is asking all creative and strategic thinkers in the industry to approach environmental organizations that could benefit from the power of advertising. Not only could your efforts benefit the planet, they may well end up landing you the next Green Pencil.
The Green Pencil, launched last year as an award, is made from recycled glass to keep with the eco-friendly theme, tittot, Asia's leading contemporary glass art maker, crafted the award for The One Show to honour excellence in the field of environmentally conscious advertising. Deadline is 12 February 2010. For a list of One Show's supported environmental causes, see www.enteroneshow.org/greenpencil.
Too often, award shows miss excellent work simply because it was done early in the year and forgotten by the time the deadlines approach. This was the inspiration for moving One Show Interactive to a new quarterly entry system: a first in the industry.
Entries do not have to have been "aired" or gone live during the quarter they are entered. Each year the eligibility period spans all four quarters. To be eligible for the 2010 One Show Interactive awards, work must have aired between 1 January 2009 and 31 March 2010.
The final deadline for the 2010 Interactive Awards is 31 March 2010.
Eligibility for 2011 will be from 1 April 2010 to 31 March 2011 and the deadlines for this are 30 June 2010, 30 September 2010, 31 December 2010 and 31 March 2011.
