SYDNEY, Australia — The Australasian Writers and Art Directors (AWARD) has unveiled the panel of international experts, known as the “Super Jurors,” who will select the top student for AWARD School 2025. This initiative spotlights promising talent in the creative industry, and the chosen group of judges comprises prominent figures including executive creative directors, chief creative officers, and strategists.
Among the distinguished jurors are Beth O’Brien, creative co-founder of Princess – A Creative Company; Daniel Walton, creative strategist at Meta – Creative Shop; and David Day, chief creative officer at Special in the UK. The jury also features Gary Steele from DDB New Zealand, Jason Bagley of The Audacious School of Astonishing Pursuits in the USA, and Jen Speirs, chief creative officer at Droga5 Dublin.
Additionally, Laura Jordan Bambach from Uncharted in the UK, Ned McNeilage of Sphere Studios in Los Angeles, and Sam Walker from Uncommon Creative Studio and Exit Films have joined the panel. The jurors include Vivien Yong, the former chief creative officer at Wieden + Kennedy Tokyo.
Sharon Edmondston, co-head of AWARD School, expressed enthusiasm about the program’s direction, highlighting that this year’s students have showcased remarkable creativity. She emphasized the significance of having their final projects evaluated by such a renowned panel, calling it a fitting conclusion to a challenging yet rewarding journey.
Scott Dettrick, also a co-head of AWARD School, echoed Edmondston’s sentiments. He noted the rare opportunity for students to present their work to a globally respected group of creative professionals and expressed eagerness to see which portfolios will stand out in the judging process.
Super Jury evaluations will take place online starting July 24. The graduation events for AWARD School will occur across various Australian states, including New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia, Queensland, and South Australia, as well as online, on August 5. State winners will automatically progress to the Super Jury round.
The announcement of the national top student will take place on August 14 during the 46th AWARD Awards ceremony at This Way Up in Sydney. The event is highly anticipated among industry professionals and students alike, as it celebrates the best in creative work from the region.
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