We’ll continue to feature some of this year’s most noteworthy Hermes Creative Awards entries throughout the competition. 

Organization: Tipping Point Media, LLC Location: Malvern, PA Title of Entry: “Augmented Reality Selling Simulator” Category: 107c. Electronic Media / Social Media / Interactive Media | Mobile & Web-Based Technology | Mobile

Immersive technology continues to expand across platforms and uses. Tipping Point Media near Philadelphia, which specializes in augmented and digital technology, recently created an app for mobile devices that pushes the boundaries. The user moves the smartphone or tablet to scan the environment until a door appears. The user then can literally walk through a VR door and into another room. In this case, the sales simulator program creates a doctor’s office. The user can start a conversation with anyone in the room; doctor, nurse, or even patient–no goggles required. The real world is transformed into a virtual set.

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The Extended Deadline for the 2021 Hermes Creative Awards is Thursday, April 22nd. Enter now while there’s still time.

We’ll continue to feature some of this year’s most noteworthy Hermes Creative Awards entries throughout the competition. 

Organization: Active Voice Communications Location: Chandler, AZ Title of Entry: “Kiddos in the Kitchen” Category: 194. Electronic Media / Social Media / Interactive Media | Audio/Radio | Program

Podcasts take on many forms and many subjects. There seems to be a niche for everything. If you are a parent you may want to listen to Stephanie Conner’s “Kiddos in the Kitchen” Stephane is a writer and blogger who turns her attention and ample skills to the world of podcasting. Her podcast involves bringing kids into the kitchen to teach them cooking skills. She also dispenses advice to other parents from planning meals during times of Covid to how to please picky eaters. Her lowkey approach weaves a story peppered with recipes and a mother’s wisdom for an engaging adventure.

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The Extended Deadline for the 2021 Hermes Creative Awards is Thursday, April 22nd. Enter now while there’s still time.

We’ll continue to feature some of this year’s most noteworthy Hermes Creative Awards entries throughout the competition. 

Organization: This Little Light Of Mine Location: Toronto, ON Title of Entry: “Toxic Outing – LGBTQ2S+ religious trauma” Category: 193. Electronic Media / Social Media / Interactive Media | Audio/Radio | Podcast Episode

Podcasts can sometimes be dry, impersonal, chatty, and boring. They are usually deep dives into different topics with experts in the relevant fields. Occasionally, they can be emotional and riveting. The Christian podcast, “This Little Light of Mine”, highlights LGBTQ2S issues and religion in a very personal way. James Powell is a speaker, facilitator, and cause marketing leader. James says his mission is to build a community that advocates for love, mental health, and spiritual health. In this podcast, “Toxic Outing”, he mixes his personal story of coming out to his parents while also confronting a segment of Christianity that condemns relationships other than heterosexual. The podcast flows easily with a soothing music bed and strong soundbites. James is an excellent narrator and knows how to tell a story.

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The Extended Deadline for the 2021 Hermes Creative Awards is Thursday, April 22nd. Enter now while there’s still time.

We’ll continue to feature some of this year’s most noteworthy Hermes Creative Awards entries throughout the competition. 

Organization: CoverMyMeds Location: Columbus, OH Title of Entry: “2021 Medication Access Report by CoverMyMeds” Category: 148. Electronic Media / Social Media / Interactive Media | Digital Publications/Messaging | E-Annual Report

Because of prohibitive pricing or lack of insurance, many Americans with dire medical conditions do not have access to life-changing drugs. CoverMyMeds is a technology-based company that helps patients access the medications they can’t afford. To explain their mission, Covermymeds produced an annual report that is both digital and pdf downloadable. The Medication Access report is well written with arresting photography in an easy-to-navigate layout. More importantly, it conveys its message through personal stories that resonate with readers. As the report states it, “isn’t about patients. It’s about people.”

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The Extended Deadline for the 2021 Hermes Creative Awards is Thursday, April 22nd. Enter now while there’s still time.

We’ll continue to feature some of this year’s most noteworthy Hermes Creative Awards entries throughout the competition. 

Organization: Narrator Group Location: Golden, CO Title of Entry: “Grounding Technique” Category: Electronic Media / Social Media / Interactive Media | Video Creativity | 182. Animation

Animation is becoming more common for telling a story and selling a product. But sometimes, no matter how good the script, the animation can fall flat. The Wyoming Institute of Population Health wanted to explain the various ways a person can calm anxiety. The Institute turned to The Narrator Group in Golden Colorado. Narrator prides itself on telling a good video story. To help people with anxiety, Narrator created a multi-talented pugnacious dog…a service animal if you will. Throw in Disney quality animation, a stellar script, some rap, some country music, and a bit of humor, anxiety doesn’t stand a chance.

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The Extended Deadline for the 2021 Hermes Creative Awards is Thursday, April 22nd. Enter now while there’s still time.