Clio Awards

This program showcases the Clio gold and silver winners for the year 2000. Entries include Starbucks' Good Morning to You, Too," Levi's "Invisible Man," Volkswagen's "Double-Checked," Budweiser's "Whassup True," MTV Networks' "Wrong Shoes" and "Sexy Dance," Guinness' "Surfer" and "Bet on Black," The Chemical Brothers' "Let Forever Be," Lipton Brisk Ice Tea's "Dojo," New Balance's "Stability," Red Bull Energy Drink's "Cannon Baby," and Florida Anti-Tobacco Pilot's "Daughters" and "Fun with Stats." (40 minutes)"

This program presents the Clio gold and silver winners for the year 2001. Entries include Budweiser's What Are You Doing?"; Nike's "Train To Win" and "Beatboxer"; ESPN's "Swimming Pool," "Pottery Class," and "Pinata"; Orange mobile phone network's "Hold Up"; John West's "Bear"; Peugeot 406's "Upside Down"; Eatons' "Big Finish"; Companion Animal Placement's "Park"; Revista E'Poca's "The Week"; and Fox Sports' "Baby," "Nature Channel," "Milk," "India," "China," and "Turkey." (44 minutes)"

This program highlights the Clio gold and silver winners for the year 2002. Entries include Blockbuster's Carl and Ray-Kung Fu," NutraSweet's "Fake," Nike's "Freestyle," Sony Wega's "Kite," Guinness's "Dreamer," Telecom Argentina's "Yawn," Moonlight Cinema's "Mozzie," the French Electricity Board's "The Valley," BMW of North America's "Ambush," Fox Sports' "Leaf Blower" and "Nail Gun," Doctors Without Borders' "Frontieres," and Womankind Worldwide's "Women Abuse." (44 minutes)"

This program honors the best of the Clio gold and silver winners for the year 2003. Entries include IKEA's Lamp," Nike Shox NZ's "Streaker," Coca-Cola's "Supersub," Wrangler's "Cafe," BMW of North America's "Hostage," Verizon Wireless' "Ferret," Whiskas' "Bungee," Peugeot 206's "The Sculptor," Hewlett-Packard's "Digital Crime Fighting," Masterpack's "Watch," Labatt Breweries/Bud Light's "Ulterior Emotions," Renault's "Road," Prensa Libre's "Stadium," Handelsblatt Newspaper's "Space Pen," California Milk Processor Board's "Birthday," United Nations/Ad Council's "Under Five," and American Legacy Foundation's "Box of Poison." (45 minutes)"

This program singles out the Clio gold and silver winners for the year 2004. Entries include BMW's Mouse," British Airways' "Global," Honda's "Cog," Volkswagen's "Sunny," American Express's "One Hour Photo," Evian's "Water Boy," Toyota's "Snakebite," and Toohey's Extra Dry's "Quest." (45 minutes)"

This program displays the best of the Clio gold and silver winners for the year 2005. Entries include Citroen's Dance"; Sony PlayStation 2's "Golfers" and "Athletes"; Peugeot 407's "Toys"; North American Coffee Partnership-Starbucks' "Glen"; Volkswagen Golf's "Kids On Steps"; adidas' "Unstoppable"; Mercedes-Benz Convertibles' "Sounds of Summer"; and the California Milk Advisory Board's "Russian Family." (44 minutes)"

This program comprises the best of the Clio gold and silver winners for the year 2006. Entries include Honda's Choir," Guinness' "noitulovE," Sony PlayStation PSP's "A Day in the Life," adidas' "Hello Tomorrow," MINI's "Counterfeit," Carlton Draught's "Big Ad," Pfizer Canada-Viagra's "Golf," Pampers' "Lullaby," Peugeot 1007's "Easy Life," Country Life Butter's "Animals," Mercedes' "Office," Bangkok Insurance's "Twister," and Centre For Disease Control's "Sun." Certain ads contain explicit imagery. Instructor discretion advised. (43 minutes)"

This program offers the best of the Clio gold and silver winners for the year 2007. Entries include Sony Bravia's Paint," Combos' "Fever," Dove Self-Esteem Fund's "Evolution," Instituto de Apoio a Crianca's "Alzheimer's," Coca-Cola's "Happiness Factory," Toyota Yaris' "Chase," Sprite's "Sublymonal," Vaseline's "Sea of Skin," Microsoft Xbox 360's "Cops and Robbers," JCPenney's "Crazy Beautiful," Sure Deodorant's "Go Wild," Sears' "Arboretum," Travelers Insurance's "Snowball," Nike's "Swing," Adidas' "Equipo," Toyota's "Humanity," and Skittles' "Beard." Some content may be objectionable. (37 minutes)"

This program focuses on the best of the Clio gold and silver winners for the year 2008. Entries include McDonald's Estate Agent," "Alan Hansen," and "Plumber"; Sony Bravia "Play-Doh"; StuffIt Deluxe "Life of a Goldfish," "Pregnancy," and "New Year's Resolutions"; Kellogg's All-Bran "Construction Worker"; Centraal Beheer Achmea "Prison Guard"; Sedal "Placard"; Shera Ceiling Board "Shakespearean Gecko"; YWCA Vancouver "Paper"; Greenpeace "Hanging On"; Petronas "Tan Hong Ming"; JCPenney "Aviator"; Guinness "Tipping Point" and "Music Machine"; Smirnoff "Sea"; Thorntons "Stuck"; Herringbone "Henri"; Brand Jordan "Engine"; and nearly two dozen others. (48 minutes)"

This program showcases the best of the Clio winners for the year 2009. Entries include Beauty Bowling" (Esthe WAM Hair Removal), "Bulldozer" (Crest), "Damn Boots" (Nomis Football Boots), "Doghouse" (JCPenney), "Everybody Against Everybody" (Amnesty International), "Fate" (Nike), "Get It On" (Durex), "It's Mine" (Coca-Cola), "Pinata" (Skittles), "Rabbit" (Comcast), "Secrets and Lies" (Levi Strauss), "So Cute" (Axe Shower Gel), "Sound Designer" (HILTI Vegetarian Restaurant), "The Calling" (Gran Centenario Tequila), "Transformation" (Australian Tourism), and more. (45 minutes)"

The Clio Award: presented annually to recognize creative excellence, the Emmy of the advertising industry" is also a reliable barometer of consumer taste and a valuable snapshot of pop culture. Each program in this series highlights the Clio gold and silver winners for that year. Can be viewed using a DVD player or computer DVD-ROM drive.5-part series, 40-45 minutes each."

The Clio Awards is the world's largest advertising competition-and one of the most prestigious, as well. Featuring examples of creative excellence from around the globe, this dynamic two-part series, introduced by Ogilvy & Mather's worldwide creative director Neil French, creates a visual timeline of TV spots that throws a unique light on the products enjoyed by mass audiences for more than forty years. 2-part series, 60 minutes each.

This program features top television ads from the Clio Hall of Fame ranging from the late 1950s through the early '80s, including classic commercials such as Carling Black Label's Hey Mabel," Timex's "Watch on Propeller," Volkswagen's "Snowplow," Cracker Jack's "Card Game," Salada Tea's "Motorcycles," American Tourister's "Gorilla," Alka-Seltzer's "Spicy Meatball," Coca-Cola's "Buy the World a Coke," Life Cereal's "Mikey," Johnson & Johnson Band-Aid's "Stuck on You," and Federal Express's "Fast-Paced World." (61 minutes)"

This program spotlights television's best ads from the Clio Hall of Fame from the mid-1980s through the late '90s, including memorable moments such as IBM's Hats," Dr. Pepper's "Hunchback," Sony's "Cranebird," Apple Corporation's "1984," California Raisins' "Lunchbox," Diet Pepsi's "Apartment 10G," Energizer Battery's "Bunny," Penn Tennis Balls' "Bounce Test," California Milk Advisory Board's "Aaron Burr," Budweiser's "Frogs," Volvo's "Twister," Little Caesars' "Training Camp," and Nike's "Running." (57 minutes)"

This program brings together 2000's winners of the gold, silver, and bronze Clio Awards. Entries include Levi's Drugstore," Nike's "The Morning After" and "Beautiful," Bud Light's "Rough Choice," Fatboy Slim's "Praise You," Amazon.com's "Tons of Toys," Pepsi's "Play Acting," Sega's "Apocalypse," Whiskas' "Commercial for Cats," MTV's "Snitch," Toyota Tundra's "More Spectacular," British Airways' "Johnny Foreigner," Pretty Polly Bras' "Ooooh," McDonald's Fish Burger's "Swimming," New Zealand Symphony's "The Riot of Spring," Budget Car Rental's "Aromatherapy," OnHealth.com's "Friends," and Preparation H's "30-Grit." (88 minutes)"