Meet some of the people that make the Shootout happen every year, from @WeAreLaunchUK
Although you won’t see them pitch on the day in 8 minutes, the Launch team have been prepping for the big day… for 8 months. They’re the ultimate in creatives for good.
Meet our latest partner: @SkyMediaUK, the advertising arm of @SkyGroup.
Sky Media reaches over 95% of the UK population. With a prize of £50K worth of airtime, it's a safe bet that our winning agency's campaign for @CarersUK will make a real impact.
We can only make The Creative Shootout happen thanks to the support of our partners. And we're grateful to every one of them for backing creativity for good.
Say hello to our latest partner, @ClearChannelUK.
As our 2024 official OOH media partner, they will offer £100,000 of media inventory for this year’s winning campaign.
Eyes peeled for the campaign across the UK’s top shopping malls, from The Trafford Centre to The Bullring! 👀
Mark 25th January 2024 in your calendars: The Creative Shootout Live Final is back 🥳
Tickets are extremely limited, so grab them while you can. Secure your spot here: https://t.co/yx0fJG2hMQ
Say hello to 2024 partners, @OnePoll and @72Point. They'll be working with our next winner to unlock powerful insights for their campaign for our Charity of the Year, @CarersUK.
But which agency will be working with them? Find out at the @BAFTA Live Final, 25th January 2024.
Announcing our latest partner, @Acast 🎙️
With over 430 million monthly listeners, @Acast are the leaders in the podcast game. So when we said our winners get to work with some of the industry’s top companies, we meant it 😉
Today is Carers Rights Day. Our charity partner, @CarersUK, has been instrumental in progressing those rights. We're proud of what's been achieved and can't wait to see what creativity can help deliver in 2024.
Enter the Shootout by 30th November to be part of that next chapter.
Each year the winners have access to some of the best suppliers in the industry to deliver a campaign with real impact.
2024 will be no different, our latest partner is proof of this.
Welcome to the Shootout 2024, @markettiers!
There’s just over one week until agency entries close. Have you hit a creative roadblock? In need of some inspiration? Check out this entry from last year’s runner-up, @mischiefpr.
No pressure 😉
20,160 minutes to go - sounds like a long time, right?
But it's just two weeks - so get creating, get finessing and get those entries exported.
Enter via our website before 6pm on 30th November.
These are just some of the comments from last year’s finalists.
Fancy your luck amongst the best in the creative industry? Of course you do.
Get a taste of the action by entering by 30th November and we may see you on stage at @BAFTA during this year’s live final.
These are just some of the comments from last year’s finalists.
Fancy your luck amongst the best in the creative industry? Of course you do.
Get a taste of the action by entering by 30th November and we may see you on stage at @BAFTA during this year’s live final.
“This event not only shines a spotlight on the importance of creativity in various sectors but also prompts reflection on the current state of the creative industries in the UK.”
A powerful article from one of our long-standing sponsors, @wwcreativeuk.
https://t.co/9qsaFKRQPI
61% of carers say that they need more support to be able to look after their own health and wellbeing.
There has never been a more critical time to support the nation’s health.
Enter The Creative Shootout to support our Charity of the Year, @CarersUK.
@thecreativeso is back and open for entries! Think your agency has what it takes? Show off your creative clout in 60 seconds or less and be in to win £10,000 and support from @guardian to bring your @CarersUK campaign to life!
Find out more: https://t.co/QMGMiJhQ3y
In need of some inspiration for your agency entry? Well, be a good apple. Just like runners up @rawlondonuk were last year. You could change the lives of millions of unpaid carers, supporting @carersuk.
A piece I wrote about M&S and its perfectly understandable response to the criticism of its Christmas ad. But perhaps on this occasion, M&S could have said...no? Have a read, see what you think 👇