Gerety Jury Choose German Agency of the Year
May. 29, 2024
Before the Gerety Awards 2024 shortlist revelation on Tuesday, June 11th, Gerety unveiled the recipient of the coveted German agency of the year award.
Agency of the year by country is chosen by the local juries from the portfolio cut and requires a single film no longer than five minutes in length and includes up to three pieces of work from the past 12 months.
Jung von Matt were awarded for their portfolio cut entry that included the following spots:
- Hyundai Gets its driver’s license for Hyundai
- Rights Against the Right for Laut Gegen Nazis
- Tramway to Love-The Musical of Public Transport for BVG

Commenting on the award, Max Lederer, Chief Innovation Officer Jung von Matt AG said:
"Being named German Agency of the Year at the Gerety Award is a huge honor for Jung von Matt. It shows that our efforts to become an inclusive company delivers to produce outstanding creative work with the potential to shape the future."
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