Last saturday our first year students opened a pup-up restaurant with Denmark’s no. summer dessert “koldskål” to earn some money for their Cannes trip next year. The initiative was part of Restaurant Day where anybody can open up a restaurant for a day.
We’ve borrowed the pictures from Restaurant Day’s Facebook page
Here are the KK student submissions for the Future Lions 2013 competition – As always the assignment is simple: To create an advertising idea that could not have been made 5 years ago. Hold on to your hover board!
The first batch is from our first years.
By Dennis Petrus Nguyen together with Christopher Lassen from Interactive Design
By Philip Alexander Bock and Stefan Arnoldus Rasmussen
By Ole B. Hoffmann and Jacob Nørremark
By Kristoffer Winther Sørensen and Mads Naumann from the Interactive Design course
By Louise Skafte Louise Skafte and Nivi Heidelbach
By Stefan Arnoldus Rasmussen and Jakob Sommer Holmberg
By Cathrine Understrup and Stefan Arnoldus Rasmussen
By Philip Alexander Bock
The second year students have done this lot!
By Neela Wedage and Director Camilla Berlick
By Line Johnsen and Lea Brisell
By Janus Flagstad and Jacob Unna
By Sune Overby Neela Wedage
By Sune Overby and Neela Wedage
By Trine Qvistgaard and Tammes Bernstein
By Camilla Berlick and Nina Halvorsen
By Sebastian Artmann and Adam Haxholdt
By Christian Riskær Pedersen and Malte Gaarde
By Casper Christensen & René Schultz
By Casper Christensen & René Schultz
By Neela Menik Wedage & René Schultz
And, even though they are in the middle of their final exams, here are some entries from our third year students.
By Jeppe Ritz and Louis Pilmark
By Pete Ashworth and Carl Ejlers
By Pete Ashworth and Carl Ejlers
By Carl Gustav
By Tobias Løvschall-Wedel and Jeppe Sommer Kuld
By Jeppe Sommer Kuld and Mathias Malling Mortensen
We have never had so many entries for the Future Lions Award – fingers crossed!
Tonight the DIA winners were announced and YAY – Philip Bock & Morten Schmidt from our 1st year won the DIA Future competition! The client this year was the car sharing service ‘Lets Go’. The guys came up with an app called the Carculator – a nifty tool that allows you to track your driving and then calculates whether or not car sharing can save you money.
This under-the-table photo is borrowed from the Instagram account of the very happy Philip Bock. And underneath it you can see the winning case video.
(It’s the 3rd year in a row that the prize goes to students from Kreativ Kommunikation. Hat trick!)
YAY, our students have a lot of nominations in YCCA again this year! Congratulations guys and girls!
YCCA Advertising
YCCA Film
by Jeppe Ritz and
Louis Pilmark from our third year
by Mads Haugsted Rasmussen and Tammes Alexander Thomsen Bernstein from our second year
by Toke Lotz from our 3rd year together with Alexander Brisbane from Adpeople
YCCA Digital
by Mads Haugsted Rasmussen and Tammes Alexander Thomsen Bernstein from our second year
by Cathrine Understrup from our first year together with Rasmus Veggerby from Zupa Recommended
Here are some of the submissions for the Dia Future competition 2013 made by Kreativ Kommunikation students from all three years!
by Janni Siv Hansen and Rie Rasmussen, 3rd year together with Johannes Larsen from ID and Jacob Nielsen from CBS
by Camilla Berlick and Nina Due Ørka Halvorsen, 2nd year
Mads Haugsted and Tammes Bernstein, 2nd year
Lea Brisell and Line Johnsen, 2nd year
by Casper Christensen, 2nd year and Niklas Hultquist, Kreativ Basis
by Jacob Nørremark & Ole Hoffmann, 1st year
by Dennis Petrus Nguyen, Stefan Arnoldus & Jesper Spiegelberg, 1st year
by Kristoffer Winther & Gustav Eskildsen, 1st year
by Philip Bock & Morten Schmidt, 1st year
by Louise Skafte & Cathrine Understrup, 1st year
by Louise Skafte & Cathrine Understrup, 1st year
Keep following this post – there will be more works added along the way!
I have had some great weeks together with the first year students doing print ads. We worked on different methods for developing concepts for different type of clients. Good stuff! …and fun Stuff!
Kristoffer W. Sørensen & Jakob S. Holmberg
Andreas V. Kvist & Cathrine D. Understrup
Christoffer P. Højgaard & Simon Ø. Konski
Anne Sofie Kromand & Camilla Agerskov
Stine Thorbøll & Andreas V. Kvist
Emil H. Nielsen, Jacob L. Nørremark & Jakob S. Holmberg
Ambient Media is all about discovering possibilities for creative communication in objects in the open space. In the Ambient class the first year students were told to explore public traffic to try to find objects that could be turned into an exiting experience as well as having relevance to a certain product.
Great week! Great stuff!
Pernille N. Heidelbach & Philip Bock
Emil H. Nielsen & Caroline S. Have
Gustav H. Eskildsen & Cathrine D. Understrup
As an introduction to Ambient Media the first year students were told to have a second look at the physicalities at our school.
Assignment: Modify something at the school to create an experience for the other students.
Jacob L. Nørremark
Jakob S. Holmberg
Caroline S. Have
Last night we opened the doors to the school for students-to-be’s. Everyone interested in a creative career could pop by for a chat and a look around. Our first year’s class room were crammed with curious young creatives. Here’s a few pics 
Made by Karina Tørnsø Johannessen and Nicolai Leibølle Michelsen from our First year.
