May 19 2021, 10:40 am | BY Ricki Green | No Comments
D&AD has today announced the shortlisted entries across the Advertising, Culture, Design, Impact and Next categories, following the second and final stage of 2021 D&AD Awards judging. The news follows the first round of shortlists announced last week, amidst robust submission figures after a year of unprecedented challenges for the creative sector. The entries this year have not only surpassed expected numbers but also continue to show the quality of work being produced within the industry.
Australia has secured 43 finalists led by Saatchi & Saatchi Australia and CHE Proximity with eight finalists apiece. In second place is For The People with six finalists followed by Revolver with four. The Glue Society has three finalists (including two alongside Cocogun for Human Mart) and TBWA Sydney/AIRBAG has three finalists, whilst Ogilvy Australia, VMLY&R Melbourne and AKQA Melbourne have scored two. Australian agencies with o
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