MARKETING Magazine’s Expert’s Choice Awards, CNY TVCs edition will start accepting submissions soon.
With the Year of the Rabbit hopping its way in, we are super excited to see all the new CNY TVC’s to be submitted for this prestigious virtual award event.
Over the years we have found that our coverage and polling of the Best CNY TVCs, Best Merdeka TVCs and Best Raya TVCs based on our readers’ choice, have had growing success and traction. Our respondents have grown from a few hundred to way over four thousand in recent years.
More details regarding how to submit and what to expect when you submit your entry, are available at The Expert’s Choice Awards website.
Astro – A Tiger’s Heart
Agency: Naga DDB Tribal | Production House: PRS Productions
RHB – A Spark for Change
Agency: FCB KL | Production House: PRS Productions
Mitsubishi Motors Malaysia – The Missing Cat
Agency: Cogent Ideas (South East Asia) | Production House: Artpiece Production
McDonald’s Malaysia – The Best Hairdresser Mum
Agency: Leo Burnett | Production House: Layar Lucida
KPJ Healthcare – Roaring Tiger
Agency and Production House: Box and Beyond
TNB – WonderFu Fortune
Agency: Entropia | Production House: Reservoir Production
UEM Sunrise Berhad – Happy Duo Duo with The Ongs: Malaysian Culture Series
Agency and Production House: Reed Works Sdn Bhd
Hong Leong Bank – Ong Lai Tart
Agency: Naga DDB Tribal | Production House: Fastman Studios
Grab – Prepare for Huatever
Agency: Fishermen Integrated Sdn Bhd | Production House: Reserve Tank Sdn Bhd
VI – Accumulate Happiness Ching Ching Ching
Agency: JooY Media | Production House: 8VI Malaysia
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