Frantic’s “Wheels of Change” documentary has been recognized at the 2011 Applied Arts Advertising Awards in the TV/Cinema Commercials – Branded Content Single category.
The feature length documentary on bicycles in Africa has screened at international film festivals and is currently available on-line at thebicyclefactory.ca
Congratulations to our partners at The Hive and Cadbury on the win.
REPLY Tags: Awards, Cadbury, The Hive, Wheels of ChangeThe Frantic produced documentary “Wheels of Change” has recieved an Honorable Mention at the 2011 Los Angeles New Wave International Film Festival.
“Wheels of Change” was produced on behalf of Cadbury Canada in conjunction with The Hive.
The annual Los Angeles New Wave International Film Festival was founded by and for independent filmmakers who seek to recognize the craft of filmmaking and storytelling.
Frantic is thrilled to announce that the NOS Energy Drink Challenge, produced for The Hive and Coca-Cola Canada and directed by Jeff Newman, has been honoured with two Telly Awards. Over 13,000 entries are received annually from advertising agencies, production companies, television stations, cable companies and corporations around the world.
The on-line series won awards in the categories of On-line Programs and On-line Videos.
REPLY Tags: Awards, NOS, The HiveMarch 17, 2011
Frantic is thrilled to announce that “Wheels of Change” has been honoured with two Telly Awards. Over 13,000 entries are received annually from advertising agencies, production companies, television stations, cable companies and corporations around the world.
“Wheels of Change” won awards in the categories of Documentary Television and Social Responsibility Television.
The feature length documentary was produced for The Hive and Cadbury Canada. Alexandre Trudeau and Booker Sim served as Creative Producers.
February 10, 2011
Frantic is thrilled to announce that its documentary “Wheels of Change” produced for Cadbury Canada in conjunction with The Hive, has been accepted into the Africa World Documentary Film Festival. Through the festival, screenings of the 45-minute film will occur throughout the spring in Barbados, Cameroon, and the United States.