Spikes Asia: Australia’s 8 Grands Prix

Host/Havas’ Palau Pledge for the Palau Legacy Project has won even more applause. It has won five Grand Prix at Spikes Asia – in Integrated, Direct, Design, PR and Media.

Australia’s other big winners were:

Revolver Will O’Rourke & Cummins & Partners, Stop The Horror, won the Grand Prix in Film Craft and the Grand Prix for Good.

BWM Dentsu Sydney, with Nakatomi and Hatstack, won the Innovation Grand Prix for Project Revoice, for the ALS Foundation.

Y&R Melbourne won the Healthcare Grand Prix for Sip Safe for Monash University.

Innovation:

Deloitte Australia won 1 of 2 Innovation Spikes handed out – for Lucy for Prince of Wales Hospital.
Cheil Worldwide Seoul won the other for Relumino for Samsung

View all winners here: SA18_Innovation Winners

Healthcare

BWM Dentsu won 3 Bronze Spikes for The ALS Association Project Revoice.

4 Gold Spikes were won by:

Cheil Worldwide Gurgaon, The Good Vibes Project, for Sense International India
Serviceplan Korea, CloudandCo Korea, Serviceplan Germany and Dot Corporation Korea, Dot Mini, for Dot Corporation
DDB Mudra Mumbai, Project Free Period, for Stayfree
TBWA India, Blink to Speak, for Asha EK Hope & Neurogen Brain & Spine Institute

View all winners here: SA18_Healthcare Winners

Glass – The Award for Change

The Grand Prix was won by The Times of India for Sindoor Khela – No Conditions Apply.

The other three Glass Spikes went to:

DDB Sydney, The Matriarchs for Carefree
DDB Mudra, Project Free Period, for Stayfree
BBDO Pakistan, The Bridal Uniform for UN Women & Ali Xeeshan Theater Studio

View all winners here: SA18_Glass – The Award for Change Winners

Film

GreyNJ United Bangkok won the Grand Prix for Friendshit for K Plus

Gold winners were:

Cummins & Partners Sydney & Revolver/Will O’Rourke, Stop The Horror, for Go Gentle Australia
TBWA\Media Arts Lab Shanghai, Three Minutes, for Apple iPhone X

Australia’s Silver Spikes went to:

Revolver/Will O’Rourke, Droga5 New York and Biscuit Filmworks for Dundee: The Son of a Legend Returns Home
CHE Proximity for Autoads for carsales.com.au.

Australia’s Bronze winners were:

DDB Sydney & EXIT Films for Westpac 200
BMF Sydney & Goodoil Films for The More The Merrier for Aldi
J. Walter Thompson & Luscious International for Virtual Equality for Queeraz

View all winners here: SA18_Film Winners

Film Craft

Australia’s Gold Spike winners were:

Revolver/Will O’Rourke & Cummins&Partners Sydney, Stop The Horror, for Go Gentle Australia
Blackbird & Leo Burnett Melbourne, The Joy of Moving You for Honda.

Australia’s Silver Spikes went to:

Scoundrel Sydney/& DDB NZ, Armoured Truck for Lotto NZ
Revolver/Will O’Rourke & Cummins&Partners Sydney, Stop The Horror, for Go Gentle Australia
Alt.VFX (x3) for Drive Happy, for Toyota NZ with Saatchi & Saatchi NZ, Lost Panda for Tile with Deutsch LA and Westpac Help. It’s What We Do with DDB Sydney.

Australia’s Bronze Spikes went to:

Alt.VFX for Tile Lost Panda with Deutsch LA
DDB Sydney (x6) six Bronze Spikes- 1 for Westpac Help. It’s What We Do, with Exit Films, (x2) for Westpac Frank with Level Two Music & Nakatomi and (x3) Westpac 200 with Exit Films

View all winners here: SA18_Film Craft Winners

Digital

The Grand Prix was won by Colenso BBDO, Selfiestix for Pedigree Dentastix

Australia won 3 Gold Spikes:

CHE Proximity, AutoAds for C.arsales.com.au
Cummins&Partners Sydney & Revolver/Will O’Rourke, Stop The Horror for Go Gentle Australia
BWM Dentsu Sydney Project Revoice for The ALS Association

View all winners here: SA18_Digital (3)

Creative Effectiveness

Three Creative Effectiveness Spikes were handed out. Australia won The Grand Prix