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As the announcing of shortlists nears the end, today we can reveal who will compete in one of the biggest categories of the shots Awards.

While many came close (believe us, there were several sessions of long, intense debate over this category) only five agencies made the shortlist for Agency of the Year. But while we thought our job to whittle it down to a handful was tough, the panel of international judges (see bottom of story) now has the mammoth task of choosing a winner that will be crowned at the awards ceremony on 22 November. For more information or to book tickets please click here.

The shots Awards 2012 is supported by Palma Pictures with Saddington Baynes, Engage and Experience, Sarida Bossoni and 1000Volt all sponsoring categories.


Agency of the Year sponsored by Saddington Baynes

BBH London

Missing People: Please Turn Your Phone On

Weetabix: Dad's Day Out

Audi: The Swan

The Guardian: Three Little Pigs

British Airways: The Race

Axe Anarchy: The Chain

Barnardo's: Life Story

Lynx: My Angel Girlfriend

British Airways: Aviators

Weetabix: Dancer

 

Wieden + Kennedy New York

Jordan Brand: This Is Where It Starts

Southern Comfort: Whatever's Comfortable

ESPN: The Name

ESPN: Handshake

ESPN: Shake On It

Jordan Brand: Melo M8

 

Deutsch LA

PlayStation MLB ’12: Cubs Win

PlayStation 3: To Michael

VW: The Dog Strikes Back

VW: The Bark Side

Twisted Metal: Shoot My Truck

 

Wieden + Kennedy Portland

Levi's: Go Forth 2012

Nike: Find Your Greatness

Nike+: Game On, World

Nike Women: Voices

Nike Free: I Would Run to You

Procter & Gamble: Best Job

Chrysler: It's Halftime in America

Old Spice: Muscle Music

Old Spice:  I Can Do Anything

 

Saatchi & Saatchi London

Guinness: Paint the Town Black

Toyota GT86: The Real Deal

Visa: Lost Luggage

T-Mobile: What Britain Loves

Weight Watchers: Come Out To Play

T-Mobile: Traffic Wardens


The international judging panel for this category comprises the following people:

Stephane Xiberras, chief creative officer, BETC Paris

PJ Pereira,chief creative officer and co-founder, Pereira O'Dell San Francisco

John Smith, co-founder and editor, The Whitehouse London

Federico Pepe, executive creative director, DLV BBDO Milan

Robert Campbell, managing director, Outsider London

Chris Baylis, executive creative director, Tribal DDB Amsterdam


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