35th MOSCOW
INTERNATIONAL
ADVERTISING FESTIVAL

It was an honor and a great experience to be involved in the Red Apple Festival as an International Jury member. In terms of the submission entries that I had to judge, it was a valuable experience and a great learning opportunity to review all the submissions. I also had the chance to discover new platforms, or ones that are not widely used here but are very popular in the Russian market.

It was very enriching to get to know the ideas of the young talents and to be able to debate with colleagues from all over the world. Once again, we realized that creativity and design are capable of bridging distances, overcoming frontiers and proving that we are closer than we think. I had a great time!

As an advertiser who believes creativity is universal, I feel that the Red Apple Festival and similar competitions will advance the industry in meaningful ways. I truly enjoyed being part of a jury that came together to identify and reward excellence.

Done, it was a great experience meeting with the other jury members and go through the cases, discussing the work and see different perspectives, thank you International Advertising Festival Red Apple for the opportunity, and all the good luck.

Red Apple wasn’t just about campaigns or projects; it was about showcasing courage—the courage to tell stories that matter, to take risks that inspire, and to push boundaries that others avoid. In a world that often feels divided, this festival proved that creativity is the thread that binds us all. It's deeply touching.

Red Apple is undoubtedly a very interesting festival that allowed me to discover how communication is understood in Eastern Europe. I was greatly impressed by the level of audiovisual production as well as the digital craftsmanship evident in many of the ideas I had the opportunity to judge. In terms of messages, I found it particularly interesting and inspiring to see a lot of work aimed at promoting culture, education, and domestic tourism. This is something that many countries should strive to promote in a similar way.

Red Apple Festival provided an exceptional platform for celebrating creativity and fostering collaboration. It set a high standard for industry events, and I look forward to seeing how it evolves further in the future.

This year's festival was judged by a jury from 30 countries, so it is 30 times more pleasant to be recognised by experts not only from Russia, but also from abroad. We took part in four nominations in 3 categories (Marketing, Creative, Media) and were shortlisted in all of them.

This day ended in triumph for our media group!

Once again the Red Apple jury highly rated the cases of our agencies and the expertise of our teams!

The organization was great, the warm welcome that I received being a foreigner, also the opening party was so cool. I found that Russian advertising is evolving in a dynamic way after fb/google left. It's great to see brands and agencies are adapting and evolving.

Yes definitely I would love to come again.

I was very proud with what we´ve achieved as a team and I can say without any doubt that each piece of work, that we’ve awarded, was a true well deserved winner

To be honest, it is a completely different jury experience for unfamiliar Russian culture and regional nuances. Having said that, I had excellent discussions with my fellow jury members in order to choose the best creative pieces from Russia for the 32nd Red Apple International Advertising Festival. Thank you very much, Red Apple!

The president of jury was not only me, but us. We handpicked some great social responsible campaigns about freedom of the press and human rights. Once again I realized and trusted that we need to speak up louder and clearer for social responsible campaigns.

What Red Apple is doing for Russian industry is super important and it was great to see so much engagement from the industry

Red Apple was our first international success, and over the years the fest has remained an absolute joy to attend and participate in. Today, we are excited to send a jury member to judge the outstanding works in the Marketing category.