Awards

Through impressive client work from our forward-thinking members, PRISM has established a solid reputation as Virginia Tech’s premiere ad agency. Our innovative digital marketing techniques have earned us various awards, including the honor of being named Outstanding Organization of the Year in 2019 out of over 800 student organizations at Virginia Tech. Check out a few more of PRISM’s notable accomplishments below.

 

“2019 PRISM RECRUITMENT” video

PRISM’s 2019 Recruitment Video was judged against 13,000 other entries to win the Bronze Telly for “General- Branded Content” in the 41st Annual Telly Awards. This video caused Kendyl Florence, Account Manager for PRISM, to step out of her comfort zone and produce a video unlike anything PRISM had seen before. The risks paid off and PRISM is honored to have been awarded such a prestigious award.



“Pamplin 2019 Graduation” video

Pamplin’s 2019 Graduation Video brought home a Bronze Telly in the 41st Annual Telly Awards in the “General- Social Videos” category. The Telly Awards mission is to highlight those videos that lead the way for everlasting innovation and tell stories that defy the limits. Director Rachel Bryner and producers Oliver Merideth, Christopher Marano, and Donna Wertalik did just that. This video took every Pamplin graduate down a road of nostalgia as a senior, played by Nick Payne, relives his true college experience- mistakes and all- to see how far he, and all the graduates, have come.



 
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Professional Silver ADDY in Elements of Advertising: Logo Design 

Pamplin College of Business celebrated 10 years of their Women in Business event this fall. The Women in Business logo, created by PRISM’s Creative Director, Tam Hoang was awarded a Professional Silver ADDY in Elements of Advertising - Logo Design for the 2020 ADDY awards. The American Advertising Awards is the advertising industry’s largest and most representative competition, attracting more than 40,000 entries every year in local AAF Club (Ad Club) competitions. 

 

Virginia Tech’s 2019 “Outstanding Student Organization of the Year”

The Outstanding Organization of the Year Award honors one organization that demonstrated exemplary performance during the 2018-2019 academic year. This award recognizes an organization that works to fulfill their mission, offer opportunities and support to Virginia Tech students, and makes a significant impact on campus and/or in the lives of Hokies. With over 800 clubs at Virginia Tech, PRISM was ecstatic to be awarded this prestigious honor.

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2017 prism video reel

PRISM was humbled to be awarded one of the first Golden Telly Awards for the 2017 PRISM Video Reel in the category of Social Video General-Education & Discovery. The Golden Telly was introduced in the 39th Annual Telly Awards as a way to recognize the top 3% of video entries. The Video Reel showcases PRISM’s outstanding client work and the PRISMites behind it.

 
 

 
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“PAMPLIN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS-BLC” VIDEO

The Pamplin College of Business is expanding with the Global Business and Analytics Complex (GBAC), formerly the Business Learning Community (BLC), and they needed a visual representation of what the future of Pamplin will look like. PRISM’s videography team was up to the challenge, creating the “Pamplin College of Business - BLC” video to promote Pamplin’s expansion. In 2017, this video won two Bronze Tellies in the General School/Colleges/Universities category for commercials and marketing.

 
 

 
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“WELCOME TO HOKIE NATION” VIDEO

“Welcome to Hokie Nation” was awarded a Bronze Telly in the 37th Annual Telly Awards in the “Online Video: Online Programs, Segments, or Promotional Pieces” category. Created the Pamplin College of Business, the “Welcome to the Hokie Nation” video shines a spotlight on the Virginia Tech’s campus and Pamplin. This video is used to recruit new students to the Pamplin College of Business and encourage high school seniors to accept their Pamplin offer of admission.