Five Canadian Cannes Lions judges are slowly being released from the clutches of their dark, dingy jury rooms this week. We’ve been catching up with some of them to find out how their categories are being redefined to meet the new marketing world order, as well as the best pieces of work they assigned marks to this year. 

In the fourth and final instalment of strategy‘s jury room video series, Film juror Luc Du Sault from Lg2 makes a case for simple ideas that don’t require hefty budgets, and explains why Film is making a comeback after having taken a temporary backseat to digital.

In case you missed it, check out what Taxi’s Jordan Doucette had to say about the calibre of Cyber campaigns, as well as which local Design-winning pieces Sid Lee’s Marie-Elaine Benoit thought stood out best, how Canada ranked in the Radio category, according to Leo Burnett’s Steve Persico, and what Critical Mass’ Annie Tat says should be considered a true Digital Craft campaign.

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