[Call for Participants] TOKYO CREATIVE CROSSING to be held online on October 27 and 28
TOKYO CREATIVE CROSSING, hosted by the ACC General Incorporated Association, will be held online on October 27 and 28. Participation (free of charge) is being recruited (advance registration is required to view).
The two-day event features the highly anticipated ACC Awards ceremony, sessions with millennials shaping the future, a crossfire discussion with the jury chair, and public presentations. It offers insights for transcending advertising and communication to blend with diverse fields. By crossing boundaries between ever-expanding domains and challenges—such as diversity, sustainability, data, and purpose—it creates answers that surpass the present through creativity.
: A Festival of Ideas That Cross Boundaries
TOKYO CREATIVE CROSSING
【Overview】
Organizer: ACC (General Incorporated Association)
Date: October 27 (Wed) & 28 (Thu)
Cost: Free
Format: Online Event
■Click here for registration and event details
【Key Points】
1. ACC TOKYO CREATIVITY AWARDS announced in real time
Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Grand Prix winners across all divisions and categories of the 2021 61st ACC TOKYO CREATIVITY AWARDS will be announced on the day.
2. Public Presentations by Creators
Final presentations for the Creative Innovation and Marketing Effectiveness divisions will be held. Judging results will be announced in real time.
3. Talk Sessions with Creators Defining the Era
Featuring insightful talk sessions from opening remarks by millennial creators, to category-specific jury talks, and cross-talk among jury chairs.
4. ACC Young Competition: Young Talent from All Fields Compete
Sponsored by Yahoo this year, the Young Competition targets participants under 30. Finalists compete with "ideas to advance Japan's DX." Public presentations will be held on the day, with the Grand Prix decided on the spot.
5. Shortlisted works available for viewing before award announcements
You can check the videos, audio, and boards of the shortlisted works for each category before the event begins.
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