Framestore CFC honoured at Midsummer Awards

Framestore CFC has won the Best Post Production award at the 2005 Midsummer Awards, held this year at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea on July 1.
The Gold award was in recognition of the company's work on 'Tree', the Johnnie Walker spot, created by BBH and directed by Daniel Kleinman.
The Playstation 2 campaign,also directed by Kleinman and posted at Framestore CFC, was recognised, winning both Gold and Silver awards in its Product category.
Another Kleinman/Framestore CFC collaboration, 'Doorstep Challenge' for John Smiths, won a Bronze award in its product category.
In addition, 'Hector's Life', the recent Renault Espace spot directed by Dom and Nic - animated and post produced by Framestore CFC - won Bronze awards in both Animation and Product categories.
Framestore CFC has enjoyed a remarkably prolific and successful collaboration with Daniel Kleinman in recent years, and it was very much Kleinman's night, with five of his spots winning awards, as well as personal recognition in the form of the Best Director award.
This was the twelfth Midsummer Awards, and the event has become the high point of London's advertising social calendar. Founded in 1992 by Paul Cover and Terry Howard with the aim of promoting excellence in creative work in the specific area of film and television, and judged solely by working creatives, the Midsummer Awards are an opportunity for the top creative names in the industry to gather and "celebrate the joys of the English summer."
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