The Radio Mercury Awards, hosted by the New York-based Radio Advertising Bureau and now seeking entries, has named Chicago adman Mark Gross, partner / CD in <a href="http://www.reelchicago.com/article/two-top-creatives-depart-ddb-open-their-own-shop161004"
The prestigious AICP Awards has announced the Shortlists for its three competitions: The AICP Show: The Art & Technique of the Commercial, the AICP Next Awards, and the AICP Post
A clever marketing campaign by AICP turned the spotlight on Vincent Van Gogh and Frida Kahlo, portraying the challenges of creating “museum-worthy ads” in two comedic short films released to
The AICP National Board of Directors has elected a new leadership slate, appointing Tabitha Mason-Elliott, Partner at BARK BARK, as Chairperson and Sally Campbell, Founding Partner of Somesuch, as Vice
Winners for the 2023 AICP Show: The Art & Technique of the Commercial, the AICP Next Awards and the AICP Post Awards premiered earlier in the week at MoMA. The
International music company Squeak E. Clean Studios has brought on seasoned music producer and all-around badass Jennie Armon as Executive Creative Producer, working out of their New York location. She
The wait is over. In a series of cross-country virtual presentations held this week, winners were announced for the 2021 edition of Camp Kuleshov, AICP’s annual trailer competition for all
Matt Miller, President and CEO of AICP, today announced the release of the shortlists for the 2021 AICP Awards – the AICP Post Awards, the AICP Next Awards and the
Winners of the AICP Show: The Art & Technique of the Commercial were presented awards tonight at a special virtual premiere held in lieu of the annual gala premiere at
Shortly after Sum1 opened four years ago, the audio post and sound design boutique became known as an unofficial extension of the advertising agencies it served. Since moving into a
AICE and AMP’s PrePro Diversity Mentorship Program is expanding the career choices of Chicago students by helping them learn what it takes to work in companies
While many car campaigns targeting African Americans skew toward adventures in urban settings, Toyota long-time multicultural agency, Burrell Communications, is showing audiences how to discover —
