LAS VEGAS – The United States topped the film shortlist at the London International Awards, claiming 16 of the 66 entries on the list.
The U.S entries include awards show favorites such as Chipotle’s ‘The Scarecrow’ by Creative Artists Agency and Old Spice’s ‘Momsong’ by Wieden + Kennedy Portland, as well as campaigns by BBDO Atlanta, BBDO New York, Tool of North America, Havas Worldwide, and Venables Bell & Partners.
The United Kingdom closely trails the U.S with 12 entries, including campaigns like John Lewis ‘Bear & Hare’ and Harvey Nichols’ ‘Sorry I Spent it on Myself’ by adamandeveDDB, and work by AMVBBDO, Leo Burnett London, McCann Birmingham, Publicis, and UNIT9.
Sweden counts six entries all from Forsman & Bodenfors, including the already multi-awarded ‘Live Test Series’ for Volvo.
Argentina has five entries, four from Leo Burnett Argentina, and one from Young & Rubicam Buenos Aires.
Canada, Germany, and New Zealand have four shortlisted entries each, from agencies DDB Canada, Leo Burnett Toronto, DDB Group Berlin, Jung Von Matt AG, Scholz & Friends, Clemenger BBDO, and DDB Group New Zealand.
Australia has three shortlisted entries, with two campaigns from BMF Advertising, and one from The Brand Agency.
China, Japan, and the United Arab Emirates count two entries each, with entries such as Buick’s ‘Human Traffic Sign’ by Lowe China, and ‘Sound of Honda / Ayrton Senna 1989’ by Dentsu Inc., along with campaigns by Ogilvy Beijing and Leo Burnett Dubai.
Brazil, Romania, Spain, Colombia, Denmark, and the Netherlands have one entry each on the shortlist, including entries from Ogilvy Brasil, Ogilvy & Mather Romania, FCB Spain, Y&R Colombia, & Co., and DDB Tribal Worldwide.
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