TNR content shortlisted for 30 PR industry awards this year
By Craig Gunn 12/10/2018With more than 30 award wins and nominations for our work so far this year, it seems that if you want to produce award-winning editorial content, then you need to come to TNR.
From Barclays to Marie Curie, npower to Magnum and Wateraid, our long-standing collaborations with some of the UK’s leading in-house marketing teams and PR agencies has produced some incredible photography and video campaigns that engaged consumers and inspired the public.
To be exact, content we created for our incredible clients received nominations for 30 industry awards this year:
- NINE nominations for PR Week Awards
- TEN nominations for PRCA National Awards
- ELEVEN nominations and SIX wins for PRmoment Awards
Winners for PR Week and PRCA National Awards will be announced at their prospective award ceremonies in October and November this year.
Here’s a gallery featuring a select few of award nominated content we delivered for our client’s campaigns:
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Josie Brenta, aged 23 from Kent, inspects one of seven 3D printed figurines of single men created by online dating site Match for a ‘Model Males’ pop-up in London, ready for single women to browse and contact the real-life singles through a link displayed on the packaging. 
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Five ‘human canvases’ model world famous artworks including Edvard Munch’s The Scream, Pablo Picasso’s The Seated Woman, Girl with a Hair Ribbon by Roy Lichtenstein, Red, Blue and Yellow Composition by Piet Mondrian and Vincent Van Gogh’s Sunflowers, which have been created by body paint artist Sarah Attwell on commission by Rise Art in a bid to mend Britain’s disconnect with art, at Millennium Bridge in London. PRESS ASSOCIATION. Picture date: Monday September 25, 2017. The online art platform created the mobile exhibition, following research that revealed 1 in 6 members of the British public have never set foot in an art gallery. Photo credit should read: David Parry/PA Wire 
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Zoe Stephens helps put out 800 empty buckets at Potters Fields Park to launch WaterAidÕs #Untapped appeal, which highlights the 800 children across the globe that lose their lives each day because of lack of access to clean water and sanitation, London.