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You learn something new every day. With these nominations I learned that House of Wax and Saw II were action/adventure films and Inside Deep Throat was a drama, and here I thought the first two were horror films and the third a documentary. But of course they don't have horror film and documentary categories so they have to shoehorn such golorious works of art into whatever category they can.
Deuce Bigolo not only gets nominated in five regular categories it gets a special recognition award as well. The movies have gone to hell and so has advertising gleefully patting itself on the back. "The Devil's Rejects" indeed! These people are devils incarnate!
Deuce Bigolo not only gets nominated in five regular categories it gets a special recognition award as well. The movies have gone to hell and so has advertising gleefully patting itself on the back. "The Devil's Rejects" indeed! These people are devils incarnate!
Damien's right, they give an award for anything these days:
Lionsgate, 'Sin,' Art Machine top Key Art noms
Campaigns for Dimensions' comic book 'Sin City' nabs nine nominations
Lionsgate Entertainment led the nominations Tuesday for The Hollywood Reporter's 35th annual Key Art Awards with 26 noms, while Dimension Films' "Sin City" scored more noms than any other movie and Art Machine led the field among agencies with 20 noms.
"Sin City" topped the movie pack with nine noms, followed by "Crash," "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" and "Saw II," which tied for second with six noms each, and "Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo," "Batman Begins" and "Chicken Little," which all placed third with five noms apiece.
Among the studios, Universal came in second with 20 nominations, and Disney and its Buena Vista distribution arm placed third with 19.
On the agency/vendor side, BLT & Associates Inc. and Trailer Park tied for second with 10 noms each, and Mark Woollen & Associates and the Ant Farm came in third with seven noms each.
The winners will be announced June 16 at the Key Art Awards, hosted by actor-comedian Kevin Nealon at the Kodak Theatre at Hollywood & Highland.
More about the Key Art Awards
Awards will be handed out in 29 categories covering posters, trailers, Internet advertising, TV spots, outdoor advertising, theatrical standees, print ads, home entertainment and co-branded campaigns, among others.
"In its 35th year, The Hollywood Reporter Key Art Awards program will be bigger than ever before," THR publisher Tony Uphoff said.
"Movie marketing is an extraordinary challenge today," Uphoff said. "The driving force behind movie attendance and DVD sales, great movie marketing breaks through the clutter in an increasingly fragmented consumer market. It is also a hugely influential force in pop culture around the globe, with everything from trailers, theatrical posters and television commercials to ads on buses and billboards. We are very pleased to honor the movie advertising community and their outstanding creative contributions."
Lionsgate, which led the Key Art nominations for the first time, was recognized for its work on "Crash," "Saw II," "Lord of War," "The Devil's Rejects," "Happy Endings," "Diary of a Mad Black Woman" and "Saw." It made a particularly strong showing in the poster category, raking in eight of its 26 nominations.
"We're absolutely thrilled, and it's a true reflection on the tremendous creative partners we work with -- the printers, the trailer houses and the design agencies," said Tim Palen, co-president of marketing for Lionsgate, which won four Key Art Awards last year. "We really do have the best and smartest partners that anybody could have."
Art Machine, nominated in the poster category for "Crash," "Saw II," "Lord of War" and "European Gigolo" and in the consumer print ad category for "Saw II" and "Lord of War," credited Lionsgate and Columbia Pictures for "stretching the boundaries of traditional advertising" in their marketing campaigns. The "Saw II" poster designed by Art Machine featured two severed fingers, and the "Lord of War" poster depicted Nicolas Cage's face constructed out of bullets.
"Our clients took the time to make choices and move in directions that are not the classic movie advertising choices," said John McMahon, head of operations at Culver City-based Art Machine. "I think it's recognition of the choices they've made that has led to us being nominated so many times. It's a client's choice to include us in their marketing campaigns, and we're just extremely grateful that they allowed us to play a role."
Dimension Films' "Sin City" was recognized for its posters, movie trailers, Internet advertising and TV spots. At the time of the movie's release, Dimension was the genre film label of Miramax Films, a unit of the Walt Disney Co.; Dimension is now part of the Weinstein Co.
The Key Art Awards are a central event in the movie-advertising community, attracting more than 1,800 executives and creative professionals from the major studios and marketing agencies.
"The Key Art Awards honor the work of the unsung heroes of our industry: the creative advertising community," said Bob Israel, producer of the Key Art Awards show and co-CEO of the Aspect Group of Companies. "People who attend the Key Art show are blown away by just how spectacular it is to see the best of the best work in the course of one night."
The Key Art Awards committee received 1,423 submissions this year. More than 460 movie-advertising professionals judged and ranked the entries with the Nielsen Research Group administering the judging process. Nielsen, which is owned by VNU, the parent company of The Hollywood Reporter, tabulated the ballots and will determine the winners in each category.
Sponsors for this year's Key Art Awards include Avid, Corbis Chicago Tribune, Crew Creative, First Entertainment Credit Union, Los Angeles Times, MSN and Nielsen NRG.
A complete list of nominees follows. (Legend: film, entering company, studio)
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COMEDY POSTERS
The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Crew Creative Advertising, Universal Pictures
Happy Endings, Shoolery Design Inc., Lionsgate Entertainment
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo, Art Machine, Columbia Pictures
Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, BLT & Associates Inc., Warner Bros. Pictures
Everything Is Illuminated, Kaleidoscope Films Group, Warner Independent Pictures
DRAMA POSTERS
Crash, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Inside Deep Throat, Pulse Advertising, Universal Pictures
Capote, Vox.Adv, Sony Pictures Classics
Syriana, the Cimarron Group, Warner Bros. Pictures
Munich, BLT & Associates Inc., Universal Studios
ACTION ADVENTURE POSTERS
Batman Begins, Intralink Film Graphic Design, Warner Bros. Pictures
House of Wax, Concept Arts, Warner Bros. Pictures
Lord of War, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Saw II, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Sin City, BLT & Associates Inc., Miramax/Dimension Films
TEASER POSTERS
(all genres)
Lord of War, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Crash, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Diary of a Mad Black Woman, Shoolery Design Inc., Lionsgate Entertainment
Walk the Line, Studio Number One, 20th Century Fox
The Family Stone, the Ant Farm, 20th Century Fox
INTERNATIONAL FILM POSTERS
The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Crew Creative Advertising, Universal Pictures
Saw II, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Batman Begins, Vox.Adv, Warner Bros. Pictures International
George A. Romero's Land of the Dead, Empire Design, Universal Pictures International
El Crimen Perfecto, Jason Faust, Vitagraph Films
FILM FESTIVAL/MARKET POSTERS
Los Angeles Short Film Festival, Crew Creative Advertising, Los Angeles Short Film Festival
72hr Film Shootout, Indika Entertainment Advertising, MTV World and Asian American Filmlab
South Asian International Film Festival, Vurv Inc., SAIFF
Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival, Iconisus L&Y, Tursak
New York Turkish Film Festival, Iconisus L&Y, New York Turkish Film Festival
COMEDY TRAILERS
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Aspect Ratio, Buena Vista Pictures
The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Aspect Ratio, Universal Pictures
Kung Fu Hustle, the Grossmyth Co., Sony Pictures Classics
Wedding Crashers, mOcean, New Line Cinema
Hitch, the Ant Farm, Columbia TriStar Pictures/Sony Pictures Entertainment
ACTION ADVENTURE TRAILERS
Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Ignition Creative, 20th Century Fox
Batman Begins, Intralink Film Graphic Design, Warner Bros. Pictures
War of the Worlds, Trailer Park, Paramount Pictures
Sin City, the Ant Farm, Dimension Films
Lord of War, Mark Woollen & Associates, Lionsgate Entertainment
DRAMA TRAILERS
March of the Penguins, Mark Woollen & Associates, Warner Independent Pictures
Brokeback Mountain, Seismic Prods., Focus Features
Pride & Prejudice, Mojo Llc., Focus Features
Jarhead, Universal Pictures, Universal Pictures
Crash, Mark Woollen & Associates, Lionsgate Entertainment
TEASER TRAILERS
(all genres)
Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Ignition Creative, 20th Century Fox
Wedding Crashers, mOcean, New Line Cinema
Cinderella Man, Intralink Film Graphic Design, Universal Pictures
King Kong, the Ant Farm, Universal Pictures
Sin City, the Ant Farm, Dimension Films
INTERNET ADVERTISING
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, 65 Media, Walt Disney Pictures
Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, Blitz, Warner Bros. Pictures
The Producers, 65 Media, Universal Pictures
Jarhead, Project C.net, Universal Pictures
Sin City, Big Spaceship, Dimension Films
COMEDY TV SPOTS
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo, Open Road Entertainment, Sony Pictures Entertainment
Hitch, Aspect Ratio, Columbia Pictures
The Matador, the Weinstein Co., the Weinstein Co.
Bad News Bears, Buddha Jones, Paramount Pictures
The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Universal Pictures, Universal Pictures
ACTION ADVENTURE TV SPOTS
The Ring Two, Kaleidoscope Films Group, DreamWorks SKG
Lords of Dogtown, mOcean, Screen Gems
Transporter 2, Flyer Entertainment, 20th Century Fox
War of the Worlds, Trailer Park, Paramount Pictures
Sin City, the Ant Farm, Dimension Films
DRAMA TV SPOTS
Transamerica, the Weinstein Co., the Weinstein Co.
Jarhead, Intralink Film Graphic Design, Universal Pictures
Munich, Trailer Park, Universal Studios
Walk the Line, Trailer Park, 20th Century Fox
Crash, Mark Woollen & Associates, Lionsgate Entertainment
OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (building wrap), Trailer Park, Warner Bros. Pictures International
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (billboard), Trailer Park, Warner Bros. Pictures International
Batman Begins, Trailer Park, Warner Bros. Pictures International
The Devil's Rejects, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo, Art Machine, Columbia Pictures
THEATRICAL STANDEES
The Ring Two, the Gemini Group, DreamWorks SKG
The Devil's Rejects, Drissi Advertising Inc./Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Madagascar, JJ&A, DreamWorks SKG Animation
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo, Drissi Advertising Inc./Art Machine, Sony Pictures Entertainment
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Drissi Advertising Inc./Trailer Park, Warner Bros. Pictures
BEST COPY LINE
The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Crew Creative Advertising, Universal Pictures
Crash, Mark Woollen & Associates, Lionsgate Entertainment
Saw II, Lionsgate Entertainment, Lionsgate Entertainment
Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, BLT & Associates Inc., Warner Bros. Pictures
Wedding Crashers, Dawn Patrol, New Line Cinema
BEST MOTION GRAPHICS
White Noise, mOcean, Universal
Lords of Dogtown, the Ant Farm & Columbia Studios
Get Rich or Die Tryin', BLT & Associates Inc., Paramount Pictures
Lord of War, Mark Woollen & Associates, Lionsgate Entertainment
Crash, Mark Woollen & Associates, Lionsgate Entertainment
CONSUMER PRINT ADS
Lord of War, Art Machine/Samuels Advertising, Lionsgate Entertainment
Saw II, Samuels Advertising/Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Mr. & Mrs. Smith, BLT & Associates Inc., 20th Century Fox
Chicken Little, Poster Child, Walt Disney Studios
The New World, Trailer Park, New Line Cinema
TRADE PRINT ADS
Saw II (gross ad), Samuels Advertising/Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Saw II (principal photography ad), Samuels Advertising/Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Dreamer, Matsuno Design Group & DreamWorks SKG
Memoirs of a Geisha, BLT & Associates Inc., Sony Pictures Entertainment
Shrek 2, Eclipse Advertising, DreamWorks SKG Animation
DVD/VHS PACKAGING
House of Wax, RPM Designs, Warner Bros. Pictures Home Video
Saw, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Alien vs. Predator, Art Machine, 20th Century Fox
George A. Romero's Land of the Dead, Creative Partnership Los Angeles, Universal Studios Home Entertainment
Ray, Stratagem Design, Universal Studios Home Entertainment
HOME ENTERTAINMENT
(special recognition)
I, Robot, TM, 20th Century Fox
Saw, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
The Brat Pack: Movie Collection, New Wave Creative, Universal Home Entertainment
King Kong, Reneric and Co., Warner Bros. Pictures/Warner Home Video
Office Space, Cold Open, 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
HOME ENTERTAINMENT
(consumer TV spots)
The Incredibles, CMP Home Entertainment, Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Alien vs. Predator, jonnyHal Inc., 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment International
Napoleon Dynamite, Flyer Entertainment, 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Sin City (Biggest Sin), 3Oh!5 Creative Inc., Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Sin City (Trunk Space), 3Oh!5 Creative Inc., Buena Vista Home Entertainment
HOME ENTERTAINMENT
(consumer audiovisual)
Audition, Open Road Entertainment, Lionsgate Home Entertainment
The Incredibles, CMP Home Entertainment, Buena Vista Home Entertainment
No Direction Home: Bob Dylan, the Cimarron Group, Paramount Home Entertainment
Sin City, 3Oh!5 Creative Inc., Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Family Guy Presents Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, the Ant Farm, 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
CO-BRANDED PRINT
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Wellington Green Agency, Walt Disney Pictures
Herbie: Fully Loaded (Goodyear), Hitchcock-Fleming & Associates, Walt Disney Pictures
Herbie: Fully Loaded (Nextel), CAA, Walt Disney Pictures
Chicken Little (Kodak mobile), Eric Mower & Associates, Walt Disney Pictures
Chicken Little (Grapple, American Idol), Get Fit Foods, Walt Disney Pictures
CO-BRANDED AUDIOVISUAL
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Cereal Partners Worldwide, Walt Disney Studios
Goal, PowerAde, Walt Disney Studios
Chicken Little, Y&R Chicago, Walt Disney Pictures
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Leo Burnett, Walt Disney Pictures
Chicken Little, Leo Burnett, Walt Disney Pictures
SPECIAL RECOGNITION PRINT
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo, Exposure, Inc with fishbrain ... graphic design, Sony Pictures Entertainment
Mr. & Mrs. Smith, BLT & Associates Inc., 20th Century Fox
Sin City, BLT & Associates Inc., Miramax/Dimension Films
Lord of War, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
The Devil's Rejects, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
SPECIAL RECOGNITION AUDIOVISUAL
The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Aspect Ratio, Universal Pictures
Lords of Dogtown, mOcean, Screen Gems
The Untold Story of Emmett Louis Till, AV Squad, ThinkFilm
Walk the Line, Trailer Park, 20th Century Fox
Memoirs of a Geisha, BLT & Associates Inc., Sony Pictures Entertainment
INTERNATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL
Batman Begins, Mojo Llc., Warner Bros. Pictures International
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Mojo Llc., Warner Bros. Pictures International
The Island, Mojo Llc., Warner Bros Pictures International
Munich, Trailer Park, DreamWorks SKG
Cinderella Man, Intralink Film Graphic Design, Buena Vista International/The Walt Disney Co.
Lionsgate, 'Sin,' Art Machine top Key Art noms
Campaigns for Dimensions' comic book 'Sin City' nabs nine nominations
Lionsgate Entertainment led the nominations Tuesday for The Hollywood Reporter's 35th annual Key Art Awards with 26 noms, while Dimension Films' "Sin City" scored more noms than any other movie and Art Machine led the field among agencies with 20 noms.
"Sin City" topped the movie pack with nine noms, followed by "Crash," "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" and "Saw II," which tied for second with six noms each, and "Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo," "Batman Begins" and "Chicken Little," which all placed third with five noms apiece.
Among the studios, Universal came in second with 20 nominations, and Disney and its Buena Vista distribution arm placed third with 19.
On the agency/vendor side, BLT & Associates Inc. and Trailer Park tied for second with 10 noms each, and Mark Woollen & Associates and the Ant Farm came in third with seven noms each.
The winners will be announced June 16 at the Key Art Awards, hosted by actor-comedian Kevin Nealon at the Kodak Theatre at Hollywood & Highland.
More about the Key Art Awards
Awards will be handed out in 29 categories covering posters, trailers, Internet advertising, TV spots, outdoor advertising, theatrical standees, print ads, home entertainment and co-branded campaigns, among others.
"In its 35th year, The Hollywood Reporter Key Art Awards program will be bigger than ever before," THR publisher Tony Uphoff said.
"Movie marketing is an extraordinary challenge today," Uphoff said. "The driving force behind movie attendance and DVD sales, great movie marketing breaks through the clutter in an increasingly fragmented consumer market. It is also a hugely influential force in pop culture around the globe, with everything from trailers, theatrical posters and television commercials to ads on buses and billboards. We are very pleased to honor the movie advertising community and their outstanding creative contributions."
Lionsgate, which led the Key Art nominations for the first time, was recognized for its work on "Crash," "Saw II," "Lord of War," "The Devil's Rejects," "Happy Endings," "Diary of a Mad Black Woman" and "Saw." It made a particularly strong showing in the poster category, raking in eight of its 26 nominations.
"We're absolutely thrilled, and it's a true reflection on the tremendous creative partners we work with -- the printers, the trailer houses and the design agencies," said Tim Palen, co-president of marketing for Lionsgate, which won four Key Art Awards last year. "We really do have the best and smartest partners that anybody could have."
Art Machine, nominated in the poster category for "Crash," "Saw II," "Lord of War" and "European Gigolo" and in the consumer print ad category for "Saw II" and "Lord of War," credited Lionsgate and Columbia Pictures for "stretching the boundaries of traditional advertising" in their marketing campaigns. The "Saw II" poster designed by Art Machine featured two severed fingers, and the "Lord of War" poster depicted Nicolas Cage's face constructed out of bullets.
"Our clients took the time to make choices and move in directions that are not the classic movie advertising choices," said John McMahon, head of operations at Culver City-based Art Machine. "I think it's recognition of the choices they've made that has led to us being nominated so many times. It's a client's choice to include us in their marketing campaigns, and we're just extremely grateful that they allowed us to play a role."
Dimension Films' "Sin City" was recognized for its posters, movie trailers, Internet advertising and TV spots. At the time of the movie's release, Dimension was the genre film label of Miramax Films, a unit of the Walt Disney Co.; Dimension is now part of the Weinstein Co.
The Key Art Awards are a central event in the movie-advertising community, attracting more than 1,800 executives and creative professionals from the major studios and marketing agencies.
"The Key Art Awards honor the work of the unsung heroes of our industry: the creative advertising community," said Bob Israel, producer of the Key Art Awards show and co-CEO of the Aspect Group of Companies. "People who attend the Key Art show are blown away by just how spectacular it is to see the best of the best work in the course of one night."
The Key Art Awards committee received 1,423 submissions this year. More than 460 movie-advertising professionals judged and ranked the entries with the Nielsen Research Group administering the judging process. Nielsen, which is owned by VNU, the parent company of The Hollywood Reporter, tabulated the ballots and will determine the winners in each category.
Sponsors for this year's Key Art Awards include Avid, Corbis Chicago Tribune, Crew Creative, First Entertainment Credit Union, Los Angeles Times, MSN and Nielsen NRG.
A complete list of nominees follows. (Legend: film, entering company, studio)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
COMEDY POSTERS
The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Crew Creative Advertising, Universal Pictures
Happy Endings, Shoolery Design Inc., Lionsgate Entertainment
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo, Art Machine, Columbia Pictures
Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, BLT & Associates Inc., Warner Bros. Pictures
Everything Is Illuminated, Kaleidoscope Films Group, Warner Independent Pictures
DRAMA POSTERS
Crash, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Inside Deep Throat, Pulse Advertising, Universal Pictures
Capote, Vox.Adv, Sony Pictures Classics
Syriana, the Cimarron Group, Warner Bros. Pictures
Munich, BLT & Associates Inc., Universal Studios
ACTION ADVENTURE POSTERS
Batman Begins, Intralink Film Graphic Design, Warner Bros. Pictures
House of Wax, Concept Arts, Warner Bros. Pictures
Lord of War, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Saw II, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Sin City, BLT & Associates Inc., Miramax/Dimension Films
TEASER POSTERS
(all genres)
Lord of War, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Crash, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Diary of a Mad Black Woman, Shoolery Design Inc., Lionsgate Entertainment
Walk the Line, Studio Number One, 20th Century Fox
The Family Stone, the Ant Farm, 20th Century Fox
INTERNATIONAL FILM POSTERS
The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Crew Creative Advertising, Universal Pictures
Saw II, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Batman Begins, Vox.Adv, Warner Bros. Pictures International
George A. Romero's Land of the Dead, Empire Design, Universal Pictures International
El Crimen Perfecto, Jason Faust, Vitagraph Films
FILM FESTIVAL/MARKET POSTERS
Los Angeles Short Film Festival, Crew Creative Advertising, Los Angeles Short Film Festival
72hr Film Shootout, Indika Entertainment Advertising, MTV World and Asian American Filmlab
South Asian International Film Festival, Vurv Inc., SAIFF
Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival, Iconisus L&Y, Tursak
New York Turkish Film Festival, Iconisus L&Y, New York Turkish Film Festival
COMEDY TRAILERS
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Aspect Ratio, Buena Vista Pictures
The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Aspect Ratio, Universal Pictures
Kung Fu Hustle, the Grossmyth Co., Sony Pictures Classics
Wedding Crashers, mOcean, New Line Cinema
Hitch, the Ant Farm, Columbia TriStar Pictures/Sony Pictures Entertainment
ACTION ADVENTURE TRAILERS
Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Ignition Creative, 20th Century Fox
Batman Begins, Intralink Film Graphic Design, Warner Bros. Pictures
War of the Worlds, Trailer Park, Paramount Pictures
Sin City, the Ant Farm, Dimension Films
Lord of War, Mark Woollen & Associates, Lionsgate Entertainment
DRAMA TRAILERS
March of the Penguins, Mark Woollen & Associates, Warner Independent Pictures
Brokeback Mountain, Seismic Prods., Focus Features
Pride & Prejudice, Mojo Llc., Focus Features
Jarhead, Universal Pictures, Universal Pictures
Crash, Mark Woollen & Associates, Lionsgate Entertainment
TEASER TRAILERS
(all genres)
Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Ignition Creative, 20th Century Fox
Wedding Crashers, mOcean, New Line Cinema
Cinderella Man, Intralink Film Graphic Design, Universal Pictures
King Kong, the Ant Farm, Universal Pictures
Sin City, the Ant Farm, Dimension Films
INTERNET ADVERTISING
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, 65 Media, Walt Disney Pictures
Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, Blitz, Warner Bros. Pictures
The Producers, 65 Media, Universal Pictures
Jarhead, Project C.net, Universal Pictures
Sin City, Big Spaceship, Dimension Films
COMEDY TV SPOTS
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo, Open Road Entertainment, Sony Pictures Entertainment
Hitch, Aspect Ratio, Columbia Pictures
The Matador, the Weinstein Co., the Weinstein Co.
Bad News Bears, Buddha Jones, Paramount Pictures
The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Universal Pictures, Universal Pictures
ACTION ADVENTURE TV SPOTS
The Ring Two, Kaleidoscope Films Group, DreamWorks SKG
Lords of Dogtown, mOcean, Screen Gems
Transporter 2, Flyer Entertainment, 20th Century Fox
War of the Worlds, Trailer Park, Paramount Pictures
Sin City, the Ant Farm, Dimension Films
DRAMA TV SPOTS
Transamerica, the Weinstein Co., the Weinstein Co.
Jarhead, Intralink Film Graphic Design, Universal Pictures
Munich, Trailer Park, Universal Studios
Walk the Line, Trailer Park, 20th Century Fox
Crash, Mark Woollen & Associates, Lionsgate Entertainment
OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (building wrap), Trailer Park, Warner Bros. Pictures International
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (billboard), Trailer Park, Warner Bros. Pictures International
Batman Begins, Trailer Park, Warner Bros. Pictures International
The Devil's Rejects, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo, Art Machine, Columbia Pictures
THEATRICAL STANDEES
The Ring Two, the Gemini Group, DreamWorks SKG
The Devil's Rejects, Drissi Advertising Inc./Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Madagascar, JJ&A, DreamWorks SKG Animation
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo, Drissi Advertising Inc./Art Machine, Sony Pictures Entertainment
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Drissi Advertising Inc./Trailer Park, Warner Bros. Pictures
BEST COPY LINE
The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Crew Creative Advertising, Universal Pictures
Crash, Mark Woollen & Associates, Lionsgate Entertainment
Saw II, Lionsgate Entertainment, Lionsgate Entertainment
Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, BLT & Associates Inc., Warner Bros. Pictures
Wedding Crashers, Dawn Patrol, New Line Cinema
BEST MOTION GRAPHICS
White Noise, mOcean, Universal
Lords of Dogtown, the Ant Farm & Columbia Studios
Get Rich or Die Tryin', BLT & Associates Inc., Paramount Pictures
Lord of War, Mark Woollen & Associates, Lionsgate Entertainment
Crash, Mark Woollen & Associates, Lionsgate Entertainment
CONSUMER PRINT ADS
Lord of War, Art Machine/Samuels Advertising, Lionsgate Entertainment
Saw II, Samuels Advertising/Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Mr. & Mrs. Smith, BLT & Associates Inc., 20th Century Fox
Chicken Little, Poster Child, Walt Disney Studios
The New World, Trailer Park, New Line Cinema
TRADE PRINT ADS
Saw II (gross ad), Samuels Advertising/Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Saw II (principal photography ad), Samuels Advertising/Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Dreamer, Matsuno Design Group & DreamWorks SKG
Memoirs of a Geisha, BLT & Associates Inc., Sony Pictures Entertainment
Shrek 2, Eclipse Advertising, DreamWorks SKG Animation
DVD/VHS PACKAGING
House of Wax, RPM Designs, Warner Bros. Pictures Home Video
Saw, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
Alien vs. Predator, Art Machine, 20th Century Fox
George A. Romero's Land of the Dead, Creative Partnership Los Angeles, Universal Studios Home Entertainment
Ray, Stratagem Design, Universal Studios Home Entertainment
HOME ENTERTAINMENT
(special recognition)
I, Robot, TM, 20th Century Fox
Saw, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
The Brat Pack: Movie Collection, New Wave Creative, Universal Home Entertainment
King Kong, Reneric and Co., Warner Bros. Pictures/Warner Home Video
Office Space, Cold Open, 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
HOME ENTERTAINMENT
(consumer TV spots)
The Incredibles, CMP Home Entertainment, Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Alien vs. Predator, jonnyHal Inc., 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment International
Napoleon Dynamite, Flyer Entertainment, 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Sin City (Biggest Sin), 3Oh!5 Creative Inc., Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Sin City (Trunk Space), 3Oh!5 Creative Inc., Buena Vista Home Entertainment
HOME ENTERTAINMENT
(consumer audiovisual)
Audition, Open Road Entertainment, Lionsgate Home Entertainment
The Incredibles, CMP Home Entertainment, Buena Vista Home Entertainment
No Direction Home: Bob Dylan, the Cimarron Group, Paramount Home Entertainment
Sin City, 3Oh!5 Creative Inc., Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Family Guy Presents Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, the Ant Farm, 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
CO-BRANDED PRINT
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Wellington Green Agency, Walt Disney Pictures
Herbie: Fully Loaded (Goodyear), Hitchcock-Fleming & Associates, Walt Disney Pictures
Herbie: Fully Loaded (Nextel), CAA, Walt Disney Pictures
Chicken Little (Kodak mobile), Eric Mower & Associates, Walt Disney Pictures
Chicken Little (Grapple, American Idol), Get Fit Foods, Walt Disney Pictures
CO-BRANDED AUDIOVISUAL
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Cereal Partners Worldwide, Walt Disney Studios
Goal, PowerAde, Walt Disney Studios
Chicken Little, Y&R Chicago, Walt Disney Pictures
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Leo Burnett, Walt Disney Pictures
Chicken Little, Leo Burnett, Walt Disney Pictures
SPECIAL RECOGNITION PRINT
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo, Exposure, Inc with fishbrain ... graphic design, Sony Pictures Entertainment
Mr. & Mrs. Smith, BLT & Associates Inc., 20th Century Fox
Sin City, BLT & Associates Inc., Miramax/Dimension Films
Lord of War, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
The Devil's Rejects, Art Machine, Lionsgate Entertainment
SPECIAL RECOGNITION AUDIOVISUAL
The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Aspect Ratio, Universal Pictures
Lords of Dogtown, mOcean, Screen Gems
The Untold Story of Emmett Louis Till, AV Squad, ThinkFilm
Walk the Line, Trailer Park, 20th Century Fox
Memoirs of a Geisha, BLT & Associates Inc., Sony Pictures Entertainment
INTERNATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL
Batman Begins, Mojo Llc., Warner Bros. Pictures International
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Mojo Llc., Warner Bros. Pictures International
The Island, Mojo Llc., Warner Bros Pictures International
Munich, Trailer Park, DreamWorks SKG
Cinderella Man, Intralink Film Graphic Design, Buena Vista International/The Walt Disney Co.
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"Cruelty might be very human, and it might be cultural, but it's not acceptable." - Jodie Foster
"Cruelty might be very human, and it might be cultural, but it's not acceptable." - Jodie Foster