BIMA Special Awards announcement

Posted by: Alastair Duncan

It is with great pleasure that BIMA announces the Special Awards Shortlist for 2009. In addition to the categories already published, the judges selected entries that stood out as exceptionally stimulating examples of the specialist interactive crafts. Without further ado, here they are.


Project Title	Produced By
Talent
Visual Design»
Readers Rooms	AMVBBDO
Things to Come, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic pilot	Stardotstar Limited
1066	Preloaded
Motion Graphics»
Start Thinking Soldier	Skive and Publicis Modem
BBC F1 Circuit Guide	Monterosa
Cinema 21:9	Tribal DDB Amsterdam/DDB/Stink Digital London
Sound Design»
Start Thinking Soldier	Skive and Publicis Modem
1066	Preloaded
Things to Come, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic pilot	Stardotstar Limited
Accessibility and Usability»
BBC iPlayer	BBC
Jordan’s Cereals Website	Soup
Endemol Website	Reactive
Achievement
Viral Spread»
Landshare	KEO digital
The Best Job in the World Campaign	CumminsNitro
Romeo - Wherefore Art Thou	Koko Digital
Innovation»
eco:Drive	AKQA
Start Thinking Soldier	Skive and Publicis Modem
Killzone 2 Web game	Agency Republic
Return on Investment»
Philips_vs	Tribal DDB Amsterdam/DDB London/Pool Worldwide
The Best Job in the World Campaign	CumminsNitro
Kotex Young	2FRESH
Strategy»
YEAY DOT	SO TV & Holler
ROUTES	OIL Productions
The Competion That Rocked	Jollywise
Best Client»
Kotex
Channel 4
Philips
Grand Prix»
To be announced on the night!

Don’t forget to vote for your favourite Blog
This year the Best Blog award will be decided by a public vote. Please consider the fantastic nominees and vote for your favourite at http://www.bimaawards.com/categories/best_blog/

And more on that Awards Party for 2009

We have dispensed with the overly-formal sit-down dinner, and the night’s format will have a much more party-like club vibe with a free bar until 11:00pm as well as food. Besides ceremonies for the digital categories as well as the special craft awards, there is also a great line-up of live entertainment for the evening.

When: Thursday 19th November, 8:00pm - 2:00am

Where: KOKO in Camden (Formerly the Camden Palace)

Dress Code: Dress to Impress (but not black tie!)

The Night’s Live Performances

The beat-boxing brilliance of Beardyman,

Video mash-up and mix set from Addictive TV

Live performance from the power-pop pimps Eureka Machines

DJ set by The ebullient Rob Stanley

Tickets:

In keeping with our reform of the event tickets are better value than ever before. normous discounts for buying in bulk so you’ve got no excuse not to attend the party of the year! You can reserve tickets now on the Digital Arts site;

http://www.digitalartsonline.co.uk/awards/index.cfm?pg=book

Thanks

As ever, many thanks to our esteemed judges for donating so much of their valuable time… http://www.bimaawards.com/judges/ A big thank you also to our sponsors: Microsoft, Ultraspeed, Episerver, Electronic Ink, Propel, Kingston Communications and Zebra People for their generous support.