25 entries from Australia make the cut at the shortlist stage of the 61st annual Clio Awards
25 entries from Australia have made it through to the shortlist stage of the international Clio Awards led by Bear Meets Eagle On Fire with +61 with four shortlists, followed by VML, Ogilvy Australia and Level Two with three shortlists apiece.
Bear Meets Eagle On Fire with +61 has scored three finalists for Telstra ‘Better On a Better Mobile Network’ and one for Sprout ‘Homegrown Sound’. VML has been shortlisted three times for Legacy Australia ‘Legacy Lager’. Ogilvy Australia has picked up two shortlists for Melanoma Awareness ‘The Spot’ and one for Dove ’10 vs 10′, meanwhile Level Two Music has been shortlisted for Palliative Care Queensland ‘The Cassette’, Telstra ‘This Is Footy Country’ and Movember ‘The Mo Is Calling’.
CHEP Network has been shortlisted twice for Samsung ‘Clash of Commuters’, whilst Droga5 has been shortlisted once for Meat & Livestock Australia ‘The Comments Section’ and once for Sydney Opera House ‘Play it Safe’.
Australian agencies and companies with one shortlist apiece include Saatchi & Saatchi Australia for Toyota ‘In A Pickle’, Supermassive for 36 Months ’36 Months’, MATHEMATIC for Rollin’ ‘Smooth’, Rumble Studios also for Rollin’ ‘Smooth’, Inhale Content for Western Australian Police Union ‘Cop Enough’, Scoundrel for Sprout ‘Homegrown Sound’, Sonar Music for Hospitals United For Sick Kids ‘Blip ‘Lightyears From Home’ and EMI Music Australia for Empire Of The Sun ‘Cherry Blossom’.
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