Your work deserves to win. Most entries never give it a fighting chance.

We help ambitious brands enter the right awards, write entries that move juries, and build a reputation that compounds year on year.

Most award entries are written to submit, not to win

Juries read hundreds of entries in a sitting. Most describe what was done, not why it mattered. They pick the wrong category, enter the wrong shows, and submit the week before deadline. The entry that wins isn't always the best work — it's the best story, told in the right format, for the right show. That gap is exactly what we close.

Awards Strategy

We map every show worth entering in your sector and identify where you have the strongest chance. No guesswork. No wasted entry fees.

Entry Writing

One briefing session, then we handle everything — shaping the story and writing a submission designed to move the judges who matter.

Case Film Production

Our in-house team produces case films that make judges lean forward: clear story, strong evidence, under two minutes.

From first conversation to winner's podium

Strategy call

Tell us about your work. We'll give you an honest read on which awards make sense. No commitment, no cost.

Award roadmap

We map your best opportunities and build a submission calendar so you're never scrambling before a deadline.

Entry writing

One briefing session, then we write a submission engineered to win — evidenced and compelling to the judges it needs to move.

Ready to find out if you have a 
winning entry?

Telephone: +44 7585 326 431

E-mail: info@grandprixawards.com

Address: High Barnet, London, UK

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High Barnet, London, UK

 

Office hours

Monday – Sunday
9am – 5pm

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