Mixed Media Workshop went three-for-three at the Davey Awards, which celebrate “Small Firms, Big Ideas.” Winning Gold Awards were our sites for Sony Pictures Classics’ AN EDUCATION and THE LAST STATION. Our site for Ethan Higbee and Adam Bhala-Lough’s THE UPSETTER took home a Silver Award. Big thanks to Karen Yung for her work on each of these sites, and to SPC, Ethan and Adam for the work!

About the Davey Awards

The Davey Awards is an international creative award focused exclusively on honoring outstanding creative work from the best small firms worldwide. The 2010 Davey Awards received over 4,000 entries from ad agencies, interactive agencies, production firms, in-house creative professionals, graphic designers, design firms, and public relations firms.

David defeated the mighty Goliath with a big idea and a little rock. That is the sort of thing small firms do every day. The Davey Awards honors the achievement of the “Creative David’s” where strength comes from ideas, intelligence and out-of-the-box thinking, not a “Giant’s” bankroll. Great work is about fresh ideas and exceptional execution, not the biggest budgets. The Davey levels the playing field so entrants compete with only their peers and can win the recognition they deserve.

For more visit daveyawards.com.

Thanks to Karen Yung for her work on the site as well as (of course) Sony Pictures Classics.

Mixed Media Workshop has been the recipient of four W3 Awards for 2008. Youth Without Youth was a two-time winner; Gold Award and Best in Show! Winning Silver Awards were Married Life and When Did You Last See Your Father?

Huge thanks to Karen Yung, who worked with us on all three of these websites…and, of course, to Sony Pictures Classics.

CLIENT
Sony Pictures Classics

CREDITS
Ben Kopke, Creative Director
Karen Yung, Lead Design & Flash Programming

ADDITIONAL SCREENSHOTS

Visit the website at sonyclassics.com/rachelgettingmarried.