A Guide to the Cannes Lions Awards
Welcome
Welcome to this step-by-step guide to entering the Cannes Lions Awards. For more than 70 years, the Lions have existed to set the global benchmark for creative excellence.They sit at the heart of the Festival and attract tens of thousands of entries from companies all over the world. To win a Lion is to inspire confidence in your clients, to attract exciting new briefs and to build your profile on the global stage. This guide will explain, step-by-step how to make the most out of the entry process, to ensure learnings and the best chance for success.
First time entering?
If this is your first time entering, we suggest reading through this guide in order. It covers everything you’ll need to know at each stage of your entry journey. From how to select the most appropriate categories for your work, to guidance on how to craft your entry, right through to what happens during the Festival in June.
And if you still have questions or can’t find what you’re looking for, our Awards team is on hand to help.
Entered before?
If you've entered before and are looking for a more specific piece of information, use the side navigation to quickly locate it. Alternatively, explore the ‘How to craft your entry’ section for advice from former Jurors and examples of winning work.
Where to start
Work that wins at Cannes Lions is recognised as the best in the world. But before anyone takes the stage, there’s plenty to prepare. Having an excellent creative idea is just one part of the process. To give it the best chance for success there are some key things you need to keep in mind.
Important dates
11 February 2023–11 April 2024 | Eligibility period
18 January 2024 | Entries open
After 7 March 2024 | First late fee
After 21 March 2024 | Second late fee
After 4 April 2024 | Third late fee
11 April 2024 | Final entry deadline
What's new for 2024
Introducing the Luxury & Lifestyle Lions
The Luxury & Lifestyle Lions will provide a global benchmark for brands operating in the luxury space, recognising and celebrating the most impactful creative work, experiences and creative business solutions for the luxury sector.
Work entered into this Award should be rooted in craftsmanship and demonstrate how it drove business performance and brand loyalty.
Expanding the Innovation Lions
A lot has changed in the 10 years since the Innovation Lion was introduced, which means updates were necessary to ensure it continues to accurately reflect our industry. We analysed the type of work being submitted and expanded the categories to reflect the present range of innovative ideas and approaches. New categories include Brand Led, Environmental and Societal Innovation, as well as a dedicated category for Fintech. Work entered into the Innovation Lions should demonstrate ground-breaking innovation, technology and problem-solving that turn imaginative ideas into impactful reality.
Introducing a dedicated space for humour
We’ve introduced a humour category to the Cultural & Context sections that sit across the Lions, to celebrate the art of humour in branded communications. Work entered into this category should use wit and satire to provide amusement and create memorable, laughter-inducing connections with audiences.
Refreshing the Social & Influencer Lions
We’ve expanded the categories within the Social & Influencer Lions to better recognise and celebrate the pivotal role that content creators play in shaping and amplifying brand messages. The dynamic influence these individuals have on audiences across social and digital platforms reflects the evolving nature of communication and branding in the modern era.
Restructuring the Audio & Radio Lions
As technology continues to advance, audio content has evolved from its traditional radio roots and adapted to the growing range of platforms available. To reflect this shift in focus, we’ve changed the name from “Radio & Audio Lions” to “Audio & Radio Lions”. Radio spots are still able to enter across the Lion as usual. This update simply depicts the evolution of the medium.
Refreshing the PR Lions
We’ve refreshed the PR Lions to ensure the Award accurately reflects the current PR industry and celebrates work that delivers a brand message, changes behaviour or engages customers at scale. Work entered into the ‘Excellence in PR Craft’ section can only be submitted and paid for by independent PR agencies, companies owned by a PR network or independent PR networks. This section will sit outside the existing maximum limits for entry within the PR Lions.
Retiring the Mobile Lions
Mobile devices are embedded in work across every channel and discipline, and over the past few years, device-driven creativity has been expanding into almost every Lion. For many, mobile-first thinking is the norm. To reflect this shift, we've closed the Mobile Lions. There will still be places for mobile-first creativity across the Lions – it just won't have a standalone Lion.
Making the cultural context question compulsory
Last year, we introduced a question about cultural context to help Jurors better understand the nuances of your work. The Jury found it so valuable that this year, we’re making it a compulsory element on every entry. Use this question to really explain why your work is relevant for this brand, in this market, at this moment in time.
Introducing an AI disclaimer
We’ve introduced a compulsory question asking you to disclose whether you used AI in your work, and if so, how. This is to help the Jury judge the work fairly, with the full picture.
Providing an option for the Jury to see the responses to sustainability and DEI questions
This year we’re opening up the option for you to share your responses to the sustainability and DEI questions with the Jury. In doing so, we hope to encourage those making progress in these areas to share their success and to ignite conversations in the Jury room.
Entry Kit
The first step is determining (a) if it’s eligible and (b) where. This means getting to know the Awards and their categories as well as the rules and eligibility. All this information can be found in our Entry Kit, which is broken down into two sections.
Is your work eligible?
We’ve summarised the main rules from Entry Kit Part 2 to help you figure out if your work is eligible for entry into Cannes Lions 2024. Use this as a starting point, not a substitute. And once you’ve got an idea of where you want to enter always check the full terms and conditions to make sure you’ve understood the rules.
- The entry has been submitted exactly as published / aired / released and has not been modified for entry into the 2024 Cannes Lions Awards.
- The entry has been created within the context of a normal paying contract and genuine brief from a brand – or, if it’s a case of self-promotion or a non-profit organisation, the brand has approved all the media / production / implementation.
- You have permission to enter this work from the commissioning brand/brand-owning company. We may request proof of this permission directly from the brand.
- You have included the brand contact details in the entry including name, position and full contact details.
- The entry is not speculative or conceptual advertising and has not been banned or withdrawn from the market.
- A duly authorised senior officer (CD, CEO or Chairperson) from the Entrant has given permission for the work to be entered.
- The entry was not entered into the same Lion last year (the same piece of work cannot be submitted for the same Lion in consecutive Festivals). If the entry meets the relevant Eligibility Requirements, including the Eligibility Period requirements, you may enter the Work into an alternative Lion.
- There is no reference to your Company or any contributing creative Companies in any digital or physical materials (except in the case of self-promotion or if the reference existed in the original execution).
- The entry and/or digital or physical materials can be understood in English. For further information, click here.
- You understand that if you withdraw your entry after 8 March 2024, you will not receive a refund. Please see Part A of the Rules for more information on cancellations, refunds and withdrawals.
- If new results are collected after the entry has been paid for, we will only accept additional written information in the results section of the entry form on or before 11 April 2024.
- When you pay for your entries, all media included in them must be the final version. We can’t accept replacement or additional media after an entry has been finalised and received by the Festival without exception.
- By submitting an entry, you confirm that you own all applicable legal rights for all media included in your entry.
- You have entered the work into no more than six Lions, excluding Titanium Lions.
- By submitting an entry, you agree to pay the relevant entry fee.
Where is your work eligible?
Once you’ve made sure your work meets all the necessary eligibility requirements, it’s time to identify which Lion or Lions best suit your work. For this, reference Entry Kit Part 1. Here, you’ll find a breakdown of all the Awards and their categories, including their judging criteria and material requirements.
Navigate your way through this Kit by considering two questions:
1. What key elements do you focus on when describing your work? Is it the craft, the engagement or maybe the creative strategy? Identifying the root of your work will allow you to match it with the most appropriate Lion.
2. What was the objective? What were you trying to achieve? Was there a particular element that really helped to deliver on that objective? Identifying the intention behind your work will help you when it comes to category selection.
How to craft your entry
Once you feel confident with your category selection, it’s time to think about how best to tell your story. Allowing yourself enough time to do this thoroughly gives you the best chance of success.
Written submission
The written explanation is a compulsory element for every Award. It serves as an opportunity for you to tell the Jurors everything they need to know about your work, from the creative idea, strategy and execution, right through to the results.
Each question has been specifically designed to help you showcase your work, so make sure you take full advantage of each one and answer with as much relevant detail as possible. If you’re entering your work across multiple Awards, resist the temptation to copy and paste your answers. Tailoring them for each entry, within the context of that Award and category, will make it easier for the Jury to understand why your work deserves to win there.
“Anything you supply in terms of real factual impact. We read it. We read it over and over again. You’d be surprised how much is copy and pasted. We are aching for more information. Just that little bit can turn an entire Jury.”
Mel Routhier, Chief Creative Officer, VML Chicago Health & Wellness Jury President | Cannes Lions 2023
Often, the first thing the Jury looks for when distinguishing between shortlisted pieces and Lion winners is how the objective links to the impact and results.
You may have a beautiful piece of work, but did it work for the brand? If your objective is to drive sales but your results focus on increased awareness, the Jury will notice this disconnect. They’re industry experts, so think carefully about what they would view as a metric of success.
It’s also important to remember that we operate with a global Jury, so most people in the room won’t be from your market. This is where the cultural context question comes into play. Use it to provide insight into why your work is relevant for this particular brand, at this particular moment, in this particular market. Help them understand why this work pushed the boundaries of what great is for the audience in the market where it ran.
So, to summarise:
- Make the most of every question.
- Link your objective to your outcome.
- Include relevant results and provide cultural context.
"Simplicity matters. Keep it simple, keep it honest, keep it about the idea."
Ali Rez, Chief Creative Officer, MENAP | Impact BBDO Print & Publishing Jury President | Cannes Lions 2023
Supporting materials
The supporting materials are some of the most important elements of your entry. They are what the Jury examine, watch and read during their decision-making. Each Award has different material requirements. Some elements are mandatory, others recommended or optional. Below is an overview of the entry requirements – please see Entry Kit 1 for the full list, plus formatting guidelines.
Regardless of the Award you’re entering, some general rules to remember are:
- All case films and presentation images must be in English.
- Work that was not originally published in English (TV commercials, print ads, billboards, etc.) can be translated or subtitled exactly as it was published or aired so that it can be understood in English by the Jury.
- If translating original video work, please note that dubbing is not allowed. Voiceovers can be translated, but visible speech must be kept in the original language and subtitled.
- Supporting materials must not contain any reference to your agency or any contributing creative companies or individuals.
Presentation image
The presentation image is compulsory across many Awards. This is a visual presentation of your work, including images and English text, concisely summarising the brief, execution and results. It is often referenced by Jurors and should provide an engaging, easy-to-digest overview of the work.
“Think about the storytelling and what is the best way to articulate that story and not just follow a formula.”
Roanna Williams, Chairperson | Creative Circle Outdoor Jury Member | Cannes Lions 2023
Case film
The case film is not mandatory for all Awards but is often a highly recommended addition to your submission. A case film gives you an opportunity to introduce and explain your work. It’s often the first thing the Jury sees, so include your cultural context, reference your original objective and final outcome and keep it under 2 minutes. The case film will be displayed publicly on our intelligence platform The Work.
Helpful resources
We have a range of resources available to help with crafting your entry. Get inspired by previous winning work, dive into Jury room insights to better understand what Jurors are looking for and talk to our Awards team about category selection.
The LIONS Creativity Report
The LIONS Creativity Report 2023 is available to everyone for free via The Work. The annual report includes the definitive rankings for creative excellence in branded communications and provides insights, analysis and interviews with Lion-winning creators.
The Work
Search 250,000 of the best pieces of creative work, plus reports, interviews and insights from leading brands and agencies.
Festival content
Subscribe to The Work to get access to insights on the 2023 winning work, straight from the Jury rooms via our Inside the Jury Room stage sessions and Unlocked interview series.
Awards Team
Our Awards team is available to help you with any questions you might have throughout the entry process.
How to submit
Once you’ve got everything together, you’ll need to add all of the material to the entry system.
Checkout checklist
Use this checkout checklist to ensure you’ve completed everything correctly:
Have you double checked your work meets the eligibility criteria detailed in Entry Kit 2?
Have you made sure you’ve got permission from the brand to enter the Work?
Have you made sure you’re entering your work exactly as it aired?
Have you entered this work in multiple Lions? If so, have you made sure not to exceed the six Lion limit?
Have you checked to make sure your visual assets are all in English or include English subtitles?
Have you got the rights to all the assets you’re submitting with your Entry?
Have you supplied all of the media placement information outlining when and where your work ran? (This information is used frequently, so make sure it’s correct!)
Have you made sure not to reference the agency or any contributing creative companies in the written submission, as well as in any digital assets or physical materials?
Have you asked a fresh pair of eyes to sense and spell check your entry?
Are you completely satisfied with the final version? Remember, once you checkout you can’t make any more changes.
Please note
No changes can be made once you have clicked “Submit” and “Checkout”. Please only check out when your entry is 100% complete. All supporting case films and materials need to be the correct and final versions and cannot be changed once you’ve submitted your entry.
Deadline FAQs
The final deadline for entry is 11 April 2024.
What happens if you’ve missed it?
If you’re having trouble meeting the deadline, get in touch with our Awards team to discuss an extension.
Can I edit my entry after submitting?
No, once you’ve submitted your work you cannot make any changes. This includes adding or removing assets.
Entry fees
Award
Fee until 7 March
Fee after 7 March
Fee after 21 March
Fee after 4 April
Audio & Radio Lio
€650
€875
€975
€1075
Brand Experience & Activation Lions
€820
€1045
€1145
€1245
Creative B2B Lions
€820
€1045
€1145
€1245
Creative Business Transformation Lions
€820
€1045
€1145
€1245
Creative Commerce Lions
€820
€1045
€1145
€1245
Creative Data Lions
€820
€1045
€1145
€1245
Creative Effectiveness Lions
€1765
€1990
€2090
€2190
Creative Strategy Lions
€820
€1045
€1145
€1245
Design
€650
€875
€975
€1075
Direct
€650
€875
€975
€1075
Entertainment Lions
€1040
€1265
€1365
€1465
Entertainment Lions for Gaming
€1040
€1265
€1365
€1465
Entertainment Lions for Music
€1040
€1265
€1365
€1465
Entertainment Lions for Sport
€1040
€1265
€1365
€1465
Film Lions
€1040
€1265
€1365
€1465
Film Craft Lions
€1040
€1265
€1365
€1465
Glass: The Lion For Change
€650
€875
€975
€1075
Health & Wellness Lions
€820
€1045
€1145
€1245
Industry Craft Lions
€650
€875
€975
€1075
Innovation Lions
€650
€875
€975
€1075
Luxury & Lifestyle Lions
€820
€1045
€1145
€1245
Media Lions
€820
€1045
€1145
€1245
Outdoor Lions
€650
€875
€975
€1075
Pharma Lions
€820
€1045
€1145
€1245
PR Lions
€820
€1045
€1145
€1245
Print & Publishing Lions
€650
€875
€975
€1075
Social & Influencer Lions
€820
€1045
€1145
€1245
Sustainable Development Goals Lions
€650
€875
€975
€1075
Titanium Lions
€2225
€2480
€2580
€2680
What happens next?
Judging
After you check out your entry, each piece of work is reviewed multiple times by our Awards team before it gets to the Jury. If there are any issues, a member of the team will be in touch. If you don’t hear from us, it means you’re all set and your work has progressed through to the judging stages.
1. First stage
The first stage involves looking through each piece of work to establish a shortlist. Jury members review and score each entry on a scale of 1 to 9 based on whether they consider it a shortlist candidate.
2. Onsite judging
Onsite judging is guided by the Jury President. Jurors review and debate the shortlist before voting on which entries should be awarded a Bronze, Silver or Gold Lion. It takes a two-thirds majority vote to secure an Award.
3. After voting
Results are read out and the Jurors confirm the decisions. Candidates for Grands Prix, selected from among Gold or equivalent winners, are then identified and discussed further before a final vote takes place.
4. Non-profit organisations & charities
Entries for non-profit organisations and charities aren’t eligible for the Grand Prix in their Lions but will be considered for the Grand Prix for Good or Lions Health and United Nations Grand Prix for Good.
Clarification about your entry
Our team will use the entry contact you’ve provided if the Jury needs any clarification about your entry.
Shortlists
What happens if you’ve been shortlisted?
Shortlists are decided in the first round of judging. From 15 June 2024, you’ll be able to start checking The Work to see if your work has been shortlisted.
Where can you find shortlisted work?
Success at the Festival is a remarkable achievement and no easy feat. Each year, only 10% of all entries make the shortlist and only 3% win an Award.
All entries submitted will be exclusively available on The Work. Non-subscribers will be able to access a list with the winners’ details, while subscribers can read the full entry and supporting material. If you’re coming to the Festival, the Basement in the Palais will host this year’s shortlisted entries, both digitally on kiosks offering access to The Work and in exhibitions where shortlisted and Award-winning work will be displayed.
Winners
What happens if you win?
If your work has been selected for a Gold Lion or a Grand Prix, our team will get in touch with you via phone or email. This usually happens at least 24 hours before the Awards Show. We’ll send you all of the details about where to go and when you need to be there.
Please remember that we’re sharing this information under embargo so that you can make sure the right people are at the Palais to accept the Award. This means that the news cannot be shared externally until we announce it onstage.
Each day at 2.30pm we will announce that evening's Bronze and Silver winners on the Lumiére stage, with a brief showreel of a selection of the winners. This will also be updated on The Work at the same time. Your win will be celebrated at that evening's Awards Show but only Gold and Grand Prix winners will be called onstage due to time constraints.
After the Festival, Silver and Bronze Lion winners will receive an email asking them to confirm their delivery address so their Awards can be mailed to them.
Winners will be updated on The Work from 10pm CET after the Awards Show each night.
Award
Shortlists
Winners
Audio & Radio
Sat 15 Jun
Mon 17 Jun
Brand Experience & Activation
Mon 17 Jun
Thu 20 Jun
Creative B2B
Mon 17 Jun
Wed 19 Jun
Cannes Lions Grand Prix for Good
Fri 21 Jun
Creative Business Transformation
Tue 18 Jun
Thu 20 Jun
Creative Commerce
Tue 18 Jun
Thu 20 Jun
Creative Data
Mon 17 Jun
Wed 19 Jun
Creative Effectiveness
Tue 18 Jun
Thu 20 Jun
Creative Strategy
Tue 18 Jun
Thu 20 Jun
Design
Sun 16 Jun
Tue 18 Jun
Digital Craft
Sun 16 Jun
Tue 18 Jun
Direct
Sun 16 Jun
Wed 19 Jun
Entertainment
Sun 16 Jun
Tue 18 Jun
Entertainment Lions For Gaming
Sun 16 Jun
Tue 18 Jun
Entertainment Lions for Music
Sun 16 Jun
Tue 18 Jun
Entertainment Lions for Sport
Sun 16 Jun
Tue 18 Jun
Film
Tue 18 Jun
Fri 21 Jun
Film Craft
Sat 15 Jun
Tue 18 Jun
Glass: The Lion For Change
Tue 4 Jun
Fri 21 Jun
Health & Wellness
Sat 15 Jun
Mon 17 Jun
Industry Craft
Sun 16 Jun
Tue 18 Jun
Innovation
Tue 4 Jun
Thu 20 Jun
Lions Health Grand Prix For Good
Mon 17 Jun
Luxury & Lifestyle
Tue 18 Jun
Thu 20 Jun
Media
Sun 16 Jun
Wed 19 Jun
Outdoor
Sat 15 Jun
Mon 17 Jun
Pharma
Sat 15 Jun
Mon 17 Jun
PR
Sun 16 Jun
Wed 19 Jun
Print & Publishing
Sat 15 Jun
Mon 17 Jun
Social & Influencer
Sun 16 Jun
Wed 19 Jun
Sustainable Development Goals
Wed 19 Jun
Fri 21 Jun
Titanium
Tue 4 Jun
Fri 21 Jun
Who is called on stage to accept Award?
The team behind the Grand Prix and Gold Lion-winning companies will be called to collect the Award on stage. You’ll be asked to confirm the full names of up to six nominated people. If you’re not able to find anyone to collect your Award, please notify us and someone will do this on your behalf. It may be your local Festival representative or someone from your network.
If someone doesn’t have a Festival Pass, we can coordinate access for the Awards Show.
Please note, due to the running time, if the same piece of work wins more than one Gold or Grand Prix Cannes Lions Award, you will only be invited onstage once during the Awards Show. So don’t panic if you’ve won a Gold Lion but haven’t heard your company being called on stage. You’ll be called up in a different section.
We know that you value diversity and representation as much as we do, so please consider who will represent your organisation onstage.
Can you get a duplicate of the trophy?
Winning a Lion is a huge achievement. It puts you among the global creative elite and deserves to be celebrated. Ordering duplicate trophies and certificates to reward the team behind your winning work is a meaningful way to do this.
All credited Lion winners, both companies and individuals, can purchase additional hand-crafted Lion trophies, as well as certificates. Visit the Cannes Lions Store to place your order. If you have any questions, please contact merchandise@canneslions.com.
My work was awarded. Do I need to book a seat at the Awards Show?
You don’t need to book a seat for the Awards Show.
If you haven’t received an email from us before the Awards Show, you’ll need to join the queue on the red carpet to enter. You will need a Delegate Pass to attend.
If you are a Gold or Grand Prix winner, our team will be in touch to confirm allocated seats.
You’ll receive an email prior to the show detailing next steps and asking for a list of the people who will be attending (up to six guests, including idea creation and brand contacts).
If your guests don't have a Delegate Pass, you must ensure that you provide their names so that they’re on the guestlist. We will, of course, do our best to accommodate guests that aren’t on the guestlist, but depending on how busy that night’s show is, and to ensure a smooth process for you and your guests, please provide the names in advance.
For any questions about attending, please contact winners@canneslions.com.
How can we make the most of our win?
Celebrate on social media! We’ll share assets that you can use to share across Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Our LIONS Intelligence content team regularly interviews winners to find out more about how the work got made. These interviews will be used in editorial content such as the LIONS Creativity Report. If you’ve got a story to share, please reach out to the team.
What happens if I’ve won but did not plan to attend the Festival?
If you’re not in Cannes to collect your Award onstage, please let the Awards team know as early as possible and we’ll help you identify someone to accept on your behalf. It may be your local Festival representative or someone from your network.
At the Festival
Where the world’s greatest creativity gets its moment in the spotlight. It’s where groundbreaking work from across the globe is awarded, and where today’s most influential thought leaders and industry titans come together on stage – from Malala Yousafzai to David Droga.
Explore the programme
What content will be available?
This year's programme is now live and available to explore
Live judging
Experience the judging process up close and personal. Watch on as entrants present their cases live to the Jury and hear how the Jury analyses the shortlisted work in the Titanium, Glass: The Lion For Change, and Innovation Lions.
Inside The Jury Room
Hear from Jury Presidents and Jurors exploring the winning pieces of work. Find out what it takes to be in the Jury room and gain exclusive insights into the discussions and debates behind the selection of the winners. You'll leave this session inspired and equipped with guidance on how to create world-class work and tips on how to craft your future submissions.
Tours of The Work
A guided journey through an exhibition of shortlisted and winning work, led by a Jury member. Immerse yourself in different tracks and discover the key ingredients of Award-winning work. And much more.
Digital Pass
Won’t be in Cannes this year? Turn your office into the best seat in the house with our Digital Pass. Watch what happens as it happens – tune into live Awards Shows and celebrate the world’s best work from anywhere. Catch up on Talks from official Festival stages on demand and in your own time. Pause, rewind, take note – you won't miss a beat.
Festival checklist
Be present and come with a plan.
Take a look at the Festival programme ahead of time and plan your week out. Which sessions, panels, tours and ceremonies are going to be the most useful and relevant to you and your business? Make use of Lions Daily News, available in the Palais de Festivals, to stay up to date and attend evening events to network and celebrate with fellow delegates.
Calibrate your creativity.
Visit the Basement to spend time with the work and attend our Inside The Jury Room sessions. Take note of general thoughts and feelings for the winning work – how do they measure up to your own analysis? Is your team on the same creative page as the rest of the industry?
Be a sponge.
Don’t arrive looking to confirm a preconceived hypothesis. Come with an open mind and find the lesson in every session. Take physical notes that you can bring back to your team. Look out for common trends, popular tools and innovative ideas.
Don’t forget to debrief.
Attending the Festival is step 1 – step 2 is debriefing your team and using your learnings to plan for the next year of improved creative effectiveness.
Post-Festival
The end of the Festival does not mean the end of our content. There’s plenty of post-Festival content for you and your team to engage with when you get back to the office.
The LIONS Creativity Report
The LIONS Creativity Report will be available to everyone for free in September via The Work. It includes the definitive rankings for creative excellence in branded communications and provides insights, analysis and interviews with Lion-winning creators.
Cannes Lions Festival Wrap-Up Report
The Cannes Lions Official Wrap-Up Report, available after the Festival, will give you a helicopter view of all the insights from across the Festival stages and all the Lion-winning work. Get a head start on your business plans for 2025.
Contact us
Our dedicated Awards team is on hand year-round to support you with your entry journey. Our Awards experts can help you formulate your entry plan by:
- explaining the updates to the Lions, e.g. what’s new and what’s changed this year
- talking through your work and suggesting relevant categories
- sharing tips about how to craft your entry
- scheduling regular catch-ups to answer any questions you have throughout the entry process.
You don’t have to wait a full year to enter Cannes Lions.
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Our Awards team is available at awards@canneslions.com year-round to help support you on any future entries.