The finalists for The Drum Scottish Creative Awards have set the standards high for the years to come as Scottish brands and agencies create some truly memorable content films and designs.
FortyTwo Studio, for their work with Teasmith Spirits Co, took home the grand prix and typography awards.
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Chair of the judging panel, Lisa Nichols, executive creative director, TBWA\Manchester said: “This took the grand prix without any debate. It was quite clearly the winner for all the
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MTP and FortyTwo Studio take top accolades at The Drum Scottish Creative Awards
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US IT company Cognizant acquires digital agency Zone
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