Cannes day two: Australia’s Young Lions beat the world (and NAB’s the best PR campaign too)
In Mumbrella’s video coverage of the second day of the Cannes Lions festival:
- Mumbrella editor Tim Burrowes chats to Australia’s victorious Young Lions Matt Swinburne and Mike Felix;
- Juror Kat Thomas, from Sydney’s One Green Bean, on how NAB’s breakup project was named the world’s best PR campaign of the year – and why there was no showing from Australia’s PR agencies;
- BMF ECD Warren Brown and DDB ECD Dylan Harrison, president and juror on the Promo Lions jury on why Tontine was a winner, how it nearly got a gold and how technology is making some agencies lazy
Video production and editing: Brooke Hemphill
With the support of:
Tim Burrowes founded Mumbrella in 2008. He worked on Mumbrella until 2021. At various points he was editor, content director and editor-at-large. He returned to Mumbrella as Publisher in January 2025
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That media player is soooooo slow.
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Great stuff for NAB. They were determined to be different.
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I don’t often like agreeing with Anonymous, but (s)he is right on this occasion. I hate that ninemsn is hosting your video not the normal youtube channel. ninemsn shouldn’t be that rubbish, surely. But it is soooo slow it’s painful.
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are any of these Australian winners actually Australian?
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Did One Green Bean enter their IKEA Dog Highchair PR stunt? Surely the results would have been pretty big for them.
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The media player is so slow! Very hard to watch!
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Well deserved!
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Media player is a crook as Rookwood!
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I find anything associated with Ninemsn slow! What a shame. Good coverage otherwise.
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Apologies for the slowness of the media player. NineMSN is a sponsor of the content, not the provider of the service. We’re working on a solution to speed things up.
Cheers,
Robin – Mumbrella
Streaming…..?
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Apologies for the issues with the slow video player. Until they can sort it out, we’ve ditched it in favour of good old YouTube.
Cheers,
Tim – Mumbrella