Campaign India Team
Sep 25, 2017

Spikes Asia 2017: Hindustan Petroleum Corporation earns a shortlist in Innovation

The shortlisted entrants will present their work on the opening day of the festival

Spikes Asia 2017: Hindustan Petroleum Corporation earns a shortlist in Innovation

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation 'Roads That Honk', that was conceptualised by Leo Burnett has earned a shortlist in the Innovation category at Spikes Asia 2017. 

The companies behind the shortlisted entries will present their work to a live judging panel led by jury president Bessie Lee, founder and CEO of Withinlink China, on Wednesday (27 September) in a session open to Spikes delegates. 
 
Overall this year, Spikes received 4,301 entries from 22 countries across its 20 award categories: Creative Effectiveness (19), Design (350), Digital (407), Digital Craft (131), Direct (291), Entertainment (126), Film (379), Film Craft (441), Healthcare (188), Innovation (32), Integrated (43), Media (333), Mobile (173), Music (56), Outdoor (293), PR (264), Print & Outdoor Craft (177), Print & Publishing (148), Promo & Activation (346) and Radio (104).
 
“Obviously the one-year break taken by Publicis make year-on-year comparisons difficult, but it’s true that in every Festival year there will be growth and decline in individual categories to reflect what’s going on in the industry," said Terry Savage, chairman of Cannes Lions and Spikes Asia.
 
"It’s interesting to note that this year we saw a 10 percent increase in entries from independent agencies along with a 49 percent increase in entries into the Film Craft category.”
 
The winners will be revealed during the Spikes Asia Awards Ceremony in the MasterCard Theatre in the Marina Bay Sands on Friday 29 September. 
 
 

 

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