PPBH Recognized at Telly Awards

Full-service advertising and communications firm Penna Powers Brian Haynes (PPBH) won three Telly Awards for its creativity in broadcast, online and theater ad concept and production.

PPBH earned bronze awards for:

• Henry Walker Homes “Henry Has It” theater spot in the local TV & local cable category for real estate.
• Nevada Department of Transportation’s Zero Fatalities “Crash” TV spot in the local TV & cable category for public service.
• Primary Children’s Medical Center and Utah Department of Transportation’s Zero Fatalities Boost Til 8 “Kyle’s Story” Internet/online commercial in the public service category.

On an annual basis, more than 11,000 entries are submitted to the Telly Awards. Telly winners are selected based on a merit scale. Judges evaluate entries to recognize distinction in creative work. Entries do not compete against each other, but are judged against a high standard of merit. Now in its 33rd year, the Telly Awards honor film and video productions, online video content and local, regional and cable TV commercials and programs from all 50 states and five continents.

“We applaud our creative and account management teams for their strategic work in developing these award-winning creations,” said Chuck Penna, CEO, PPBH. “These awards demonstrate that our creative work resonates with a variety of audiences and that we, year-in and year-out, continue to produce work that stands out from the all the ‘noise’ fighting for ears and eyeballs.”

PPBH has received Telly Awards almost annually in its nearly 30 years in business for a variety of film, commercial and video productions.