How to show the International Trade … Not!
Innovative, maybe - but it's inaccurate - and you have no idea, when you see this tangled web
A quick videoshot to put some faces on the judges engaging in deep thoughts as the rules of the competition is being explained to them.
List of appearance:
1: Manuel Canales, Coordinator of computer graphics at La Nacion, Costa Rica
2: Hannah Fairfield, Graphics Editor, New York Times
3: Alejandro Rojas, Social communicator, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana (online-judge)
4: Ivan Kemp, Graphics Editor at Sábado magazine
5: Stefan Fichtel, Creative Director at Kircher-Burkhardt
6: Kaitlin Yarnall, Senior Research Editor at National Geographic Maps,
7: Thomas Molén, Visual Journalist at Svenska Dagbladet
8: Connie Malamed, Author of ‘Visual Language For Designers: Creating Graphics That People Understand’ (online-judge)
9: Scott Byrne-Fraser, Creative Director at BBC Future Media and Technology (online-judge)
10: Svetlana Maximchenko, Editor-in-chief of Akzia newspaper (President of the Jury)
11: Francesco Franchi, Visual Information Designer at Il Sole 24 Ore
12: Álvaro Valiño, Graphics Director at Público
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