On the 28th of May, an elite jury of ad experts would gather
at La mango Restaurant, Ikeja GRA in Lagos, to select the
Winners of 2015 Cristal festival Poster
Contest. Also, an African Cristal Festival’s presentation conference will be
organized the following day at Insight communications offices.
It could be recalled
that a few weeks ago, the Cristal Festival invited all designers to showcase
their creativity by designing a poster to promote the event. The winning
artwork will be used in an international communication campaign as a poster, a
catalogue cover, a website banner, on invitations, newsletters, and press
insertions.
According to the organizers, contestants are to illustrate
the African Cristal Festival that will hold from September 30 to October 2,
2015, Marrakech (MOROCCO).
The poster, according to ACF, should be designed around a
simple and symbolic visual associating the advertising world via the various
competitions: films, outdoor campaigns, print, and radio to the conviviality of
meetings in warm surroundings.
All entries are expected to be submitted on or before
Wednesday May 6th 2015.
Eligible contestants are either single or two member teams’
max. Several entries per team can also be submitted.
For the finalists, an accreditation will be offered to the 4
finalists and the finalist shortlist will be featured on festival’s website and
in press releases.
Prize for the winners include: A free pass to Marrakech for
each person of the winning team (maximum 2 people) for the 3rd edition of the
African Cristal Festival starting from September 30 to October 2, 2015
including transportation – airplane tickets for one team member, as well as
accommodation and delegate passes i.e access to all festival venues, official
lunches, cocktails & dinners, after parties, etc for the two team members.
There is also a 10% discount on the global participation fee
for the winning agency. Targeted audience for the event include advertisers,
advertising agencies, marketing, interactive and media agencies, producers,
directors, industry leaders, journalists and the communication industry at
large.
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