Under 30? Make an Award Show Sacrifice
Some award shows are worth more than others……and the 2009 YoungGuns Call for Entry campaign – awardshowsacrifice.com – will help clarify this for young and emerging talent.
YoungGunsview is that whilst there are a number of award shows that are withoutdoubt worth entering across your career; the truth is that if you areyoung or emerging talent there is only one award that really matters -YoungGuns.
In the Award Show Sacrifice siteother awards can be sacrificed in a number of different ways, to earnFREE entries into YoungGuns. This provides a genuine opportunity foremerging and young talent get more of their work seen and potentiallyawarded, raising their profile and fast tracking their careers.
The site allows users to upload award images that may wish to addto the award sacrifice selection, however each user only gets one go atsacrificing an award so choose wisely. The site is linked up with anumber of social media channels so sharing the sacrifice is easy.
Says Kristian Barnes, co-founder YoungGuns: “awardshowsacrifice.com is a genuine opportunity for emerging and young talent. As each sacrifice earns free entries, it provides them with the ability to submit a wider range of their work and demonstration of their talent in the show that counts the most – YoungGuns.
“awardshowsacrifice.com was inspired by CP+Bs ‘Whopper Sacrifice’ campaign for Burger King from earlier this year, and we would like to thank to CP+B for allowing us to adapt it.”
Award Show Sacrifice continuesYoungGuns’ annual tradition of irreverent and a sometimes controversialapproach to their award entry promotion activity, which in past yearshas included – Quit in Style, Let us be your first, Worth the Pain andSorry!.
For further information on YoungGuns, or awardshowsacrifice, contact:
YoungGuns 2009 Entry Deadline is October 16, 2009 and includes separate Advertising, Digital and Student Awards.