in detail about the effect it would have on their bodies and "Hardly Legal" a porn inspired tribute to creativity. Despite the controversy the yearly campaigns have proven to be quite appealing to the creative industry. Some campaigns have managed to receive recognition in other creative awards such as the One Club New Zealand Grande Axis and Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival. The call for entries campaigns are usually created by selective advertising agencies or creative collaborations from all around the world. Some of the past Call for Entry campaign creators included Droga5, The Glue Society, Taxi, Crispin, Porter + Bogusky and Saatchi & Saatchi (New Zealand). Jury panel The jury consists of an international panel of over a world class Creative Leader (2014 Jury Chairman announced as Dave Douglas - Partner / ECD of Anomaly Toronto), the best up & coming creative stars from the majority of global advertising agency networks, as well as the previous year's winner - the "YoungGuns of the Year". Past YoungGuns of the Year 2001 Guy Shelmerdine and Grant Holland (Cliff Freeman & Partners New York) 2002 Antony Nelson (Saatchi & Saatchi London) 2003 Trevor Clarence (Terraplane South Africa) 2004 Travis Sorge (Saatchi & Saatchi Los Angeles) 2005 Juan Cabral (Fallon London) - most notable for creating and directing Cadbury Dairy Milk's Gorilla (advertisement) in 2007 2006 Matt Devine and Luke Crethar (Glue Society Sydney) 2007 Jeff Anderson and Isaac Silvergate (TBWA Chiat Day New York) 2008 Craig Allen and Eric Kallman (TBWA Chiat Day New York) 2009 Michael Canning (Leo Burnett Sydney) 2010 Douglas Goh (McCann Erickson Malaysia) 2011 Alexander Nowak and Felix Richter (Y&R New York) 2012 Rasmus Keger and Morten Halvorsen (R/GA New York) 2013 Tarik Abdel-Gawad (Bot & Dolly New York) 2014 Laura Jones and Nick Bygraves (Leo Burnett, Toronto) Past YoungGuns Students of the Year 2001 Nick C Tamburri and Lina Yoko Hitomi (Art Centre College of Design, California) 2002 Mikael Strom and Yasin Lekorchi (Berghs School of Communication, Sweden) 2003 Satoko Takada and Parwin Lawrence (Miami Ad School, USA) 2004 Christina de la Cruz, Tom Zukoski and Matt Burgess (Miami Ad School, Minneapolis) 2005 Menno Kluin (Miami Ad School Europe, Germany) 2006 Eleanor Bullen and Angie Bird (RMIT, Melbourne) 2007 Jesse Synder and Rene Delgado (Miami Ad School, Minneapolis) 2008 Savina Mokreva, Voldemars Dudums and Mihena Gheorghiu (Miami Ad School Europe, Germany) 2009 Duncan Munge, Amadeus Henhapl and