This is my last post about the Cannes Lions and the Young Lions.

The video is a taste of the week. There is loads of footage still sat on my computer. Rupert and I have captured hours and hours of footage. But I don’t think you want to watch hours of Young Lions working at Macs.

It was a huge pleasure to see Rupert at work. I have a lot to think about, I was given the opportunity to do something I want to do in reality. It will be tough to go back and sit behind a desk as an IT Manager. Since leaving art college and moving into gov work I have had my creative mind set at airplane mode, now it has been turned fully on.

It was amazing to be surrounded by creative types. I loved seeing the passion bursting out of the majority of people I encountered at Cannes Lions. The bosses that inspire and support their staff. The folk that really love their jobs. Mind you wouldn’t you love finding innovative ways of selling the best known brands and charities to the world.

So tomorrow back to the day job. But I am hugely inspired to dream again.

I hope the video gives you a little taste of Cannes Lions. Again it was all shot on the Nokia N86.

To recap, each team were given a Nokia N86 and had to make a one minute ad promoting compassionate travel. This was a brief set by WSPA.

Rupert Howe and I were there to capture behind the scenes. We were only allowed to use Nokia N86 to capture content.

The video below is our Young Lions receiving that award. The video is in unedited raw format from the Nokia N86.

I am not filming the judging process. I think you get the idea that folk will be trawling around looking at the videos.
Plus I did not want to give away any spoilers before the actual award ceremony.

The video is uncut and in the raw format.