We’re proud to announce the results of the 2015 awards season

After having our work judged by an international jury of industry experts we’ve proved once again that our media and live work successfully competes against the very best in the world.

The highlight of the 2015 awards season was once again our success at the prestigious Cannes Corporate & TV awards. Hosted at the Palm Beach Hotel the ceremony was attended by producers representing the very best in international corporate film. This year the competition was fiercer than ever and the organisers received 800 entries from more than 40 countries in a range of categories.

We are delighted to announce that our production, ‘The Reaction Times’, that was made for CEMEX UK received a coveted Silver Dolphin in the Internal Communications category.

The film was produced to be delivered as part of a hard-hitting and highly engaging safety training programme for employees across the UK called ‘Step In’. The full-day session combined film, theatre and facilitation to help delegates understand how they all can contribute to a world class safety culture. The session used a narrative based on real-life events to portray the causes and consequences of an accident. The film was unflinching in its realism and honest in its depiction of the events and characters.

You can view the CEMEX project here.

In related awards news the ‘Step In’ project for Cemex was also awarded Silver at this year’s EVCOM Clarion Awards. The Clarions recognise the UK’s most prestigious celebrations of the communication of CSR, sustainability, diversity, community development, health, education and welfare communication.

This year’s awards took place at the Seven Dials Club in Covent Garden, London and Juice Learning also received a Highly Commended Award in the very competitive Training & Education Film category for the ‘Free Fall’ film made for SSE.

You can view the SSE project here.

And finally, the Juice Learning awards veteran ‘Where’s Barry?’, which was made for Toyota, had it’s award ceremony swansong at the AutoVision Awards in Germany last month. Having previously won two Gold Dolphins in Cannes the film picked up another Gold Award in the Road Safety and Accident Prevention category.

In its 20 years of existence AutoVision, with the support of the German Association of automotive industry, has positioned itself as the top festival for films and multimedia productions in the automotive sector. Industry giants such as Porsche, Daimler, BMW, Audi, Ford, Hyundai, Honda, Kawasaki, Shell, Volvo, VW, Goodyear have participated in the festival that awards Ottocars in Gold, Silver and Black.

“If you look back at the short history of Juice Learning the ‘Where’s Barry?’ film for Toyota was a key turning point for us,” says Juice Learning’s Morgan Wilson.
“It was a daring project that achieved the project’s goals and engaged with the audience to create safer working environments. The fact that it went on to win numerous international awards for internal comms shows that corporate audiences are looking for engaging and entertaining content and that’s exactly what we endeavour to do.”

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