Nationwide daily The Guardian has today (21 October) been confirmed as The Creative Shootout’s official national media partner.
The Creative Shootout is open to any creative agency in the country and aims to harness the creative community for good, with this year’s edition being staged in aid of food poverty charity FoodCycle.
Agencies will have until Monday, 28 November to enter the awards – entries can be submitted in any digital format, such as video, showreel, animation, GIF, graphic, image or audio.
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Entrants will be whittled down to eight finalists who will compete at the live head-to-head finals at Picturehouse Central in London, on Thursday 26 January 2023, with the winning agency securing a new client and £10,000 in prize money.
“Having The Guardian as our national media partner will be a gamechanger for FoodCycle. And that’s why The Creative Shootout exists; to harness the power of the UK’s creative community and provide real change for one deserving charity every year,” Creative Shootout Founder Johnny Pitt said.
The Guardian head of global brand marketing, Joel Midgley added: “Celebrating creativity and serving our community are at the heart of all we do at The Guardian. We’re delighted to help place FoodCycle on the national stage through The Creative Shootout.”
