More awards for Ink!

Ink is proud to announce that we have just won a huge number of awards in two prestigious international media competitions.

Firstly, our video series for American Airlines, “One Day, Two Ways,” has just won two Silver Telly Awards for Travel/Tourism and Non-Broadcast Production at the 41st annual competition. The Telly Awards “honour video and television across all screens to winners that tell great stories.”

Secondly, we we have won an astonishing 21 Communicator Awards! In fact, 11 of our projects received the competition’s highest honour, the Award of Excellence – on top of 10 awards of Distinction.

The Communicator Awards is the leading international media awards program that recognises big ideas in marketing and communications and honours work that transcends innovation and craft – work that has made a lasting impact. Founded nearly three decades ago, the awards receive more than 6,000 entries, making it one of the largest awards of its kind in the world. Other winners include: Amazon, ESPN Films, Macy’s and PepsiCo.

Ink’s Joint CEO Michael Keating remarked: “We are extremely proud to have been so warmly recognised at the 26th Annual Communicator Awards and the 41st Telly Awards. These prestigious awards place us shoulder to shoulder with some of the best content creators in the world today and demonstrate us as best in class across many of the creative fields.”
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