Seen and noted

BEST TV
Winner: National Canadian Film Day: The Man Who Was Always Late. A fun spot that makes you smile and long for catching the worm. If the worm was a film festival, that is.

Runner Up: Jemena: Owning a Dragon. Heating up your house with a pet dragon seems perfectly natural to me. Truth is that I was rather surprised by the (very short) end card. Kudos to a brave client.

BEST PRINT
Winner: WWF: The Planet Is Talking - HELP. Smart and powerful graphic solution. I wish we all listened when the planet talks.

Runner Up: Readers Bookstore: Ban Me If You Can. Seems like a timely and clever celebration of the physical, printed book.

BEST OUTDOOR
Winner: The Survivors Trust: Guilty Clothes. Hard-hitting and thought provoking. This strategically placed stunt gets the message across.

Runner Up: Betsy Beer: The First Beer Scientifically Crafted For 35,000ft. Who doesn't like beer?

BEST INTERACTIVE
The Winner: Grey London: Valenstein & Fatt. Simply a great and intelligent idea. Especially in the world we live in today. Sadly.

Runner Up: New Zealand Fire Service: Escape My House. With VR goggles, I can imagine that this work could be nerve-wrecking, educational and lifesaving. Thank you, ad.

BEST RADIO
Unfortunately, No winner or Runner Up this week.
SFX: Sad trombone.




This week's guest judge is Jens Waernes, creative director, Goodby Silverstein & Partners, San Francisco.

Jens origins from Jeloy, a small beautiful island in the Oslofjord of Norway.

In 2010 he was invited by Greg Hahn to come work as creative director under his leadership at BBDO New York. After six rewarding years of standing on the shoulders of giants, Jens moved
with his family to California to join Goodby Silverstein & Partners.

His work has been celebrated with multiple awards at Cannes, D&AD, One Show, Clios, London International, ADC New York, ADC Germany, ADC Europe, YoungGuns, Epica and Eurobest. The campaigns he created for Augsburger Allgemeine and Ravensburger were among the most celebrated work in the world.

However, he is most proud of his 3x Grand Prix wins: daughter Kali, son Stellan and wife Frannie.