PepsiCo Doritos has decided its 29 semi-finalists in this year’s Crash the Super Bowl contest.

Three Australians entries are among them:

Meditasting by Luke Seer Brown, Australia

Gone Ape by Hugh Fleming, Australia

Doritos Manchild by Armand de Saint-Salvy

Up for grabs is the chance for two winners to see their ads on air in front of a global television audience during the Super Bowl XLIX broadcast. 111.5 million people watched this year’s Super Bowl.

The ad that wins the most fan votes will earn its creator a guaranteed US$1 million and the chance to work as a contractor for 1 year onsite at Universal Pictures in Hollywood. Doritos will choose its own winner, with a prize of $US50,000 on offer.

Nearly 4,900 ads were submitted from 29 countries around the world. 7 countries are represented in the semi-finals. As you might expect, the greatest number are from the US (18). Canada has 4 semi-finalists. The UK, Egypt and Sweden have 1 each.

This year, 10 will make it through to the finals (double the size of last year’s finalist list) in January. Then fans will get to vote.

The semi-finalists are:

• “Doritos Angler” by James Bedford, UK
• “Baby’s First Word” by Travis Braun, USA
• “Meditasting” by Luke Seer Brown, Australia
• “Doritos Hand” by Todd Dack, USA
• “Tea Time!” by Josh Day, USA
• “Mom?” by Markus Erhart, Germany
• “Selfish Sneezers” by Devon Ferguson, Canada
• “Gone Ape” by Hugh Fleming, Australia
• “History Bites” Adam J. Hardy, USA
• “Girl Voice” by Keith Hopkin, USA
• “The Lemonade Stand” by David Horowitz, USA
• “I Did That” Zeke Hunter, USA
• “Blind Date” by Haidy Bahgat Zakher Ibrahim, Egypt
• “Trouble in the Back Seat” by Jason Johnson, USA
• “Mis-Spelling Bee” by Brian Kleinschmidt, USA
• “Cheesy Teasy” by Perry Lang, USA
• “Doritos Tiny Mouth” by Chuck McCarthy, USA
• “Dog Dreams” by Brandon Morris, USA
• “The Pink Slip” by David Olson, USA
• “What Could Go Wrong?” by Alex Pepper, USA
• “The Portal” by Jorgen Persson, Sweden
• “Doritos Manchild” by Armand de Saint-Salvy, Australia
• “Buried Treasure” by Jessica Sattelberger, USA
• “Wish Upon a Dorito” by Matthew Shoychet, Canada
• “Summer of ’64” by Dan Stowell, USA
• “When Pigs Fly” by Graham Talbot, Canada
• “Thief Catcher” by Johan A. du Toit, Canada
• “Nice Bag” by Carl Vasile, USA
• “Middle Seat” by Scott Zabielski, USA

Watch all semi-final videos here.

Each of the 10 Crash the Super Bowl finalists will win an invitation to Arizona to attend Super Bowl XLIX and watch the game from a private suite, where they will tune in to learn which finalist ads will air for the world to see. The eight finalists whose commercials don’t air during the broadcast will each win US$25,000. The Super Bowl XLIX broadcast is set for Sunday, February 1, 2015, on NBC in the United States and local broadcast networks around the world.