Sup de Pub: a multi-award-winning school recognised for the quality of its projects

In this inaugural edition, Sup de Pub has established itself as the school with the most awards for quality. With four Gold trophies – the highest honour in these awards, and a unique achievement this year – Sup de Pub has come out on top in what was nevertheless a highly competitive field.

Sup de Pub’s commitment to preparing its students for the world of work is reflected in its unifying and vital projects, which have now been recognised with the highest honour in their category.

🥇 Gold Award – Social and/or societal commitment

SUP DE PUB GETS INVOLVED: STUDENTSTAKING RESPONSIBILITY!

Every year, students at Sup de Pub put their expertise to work for a cause. In 2025, students on the audiovisual production course took on a brief fromthe charityEn avant toute(s): to raise awareness amongst prospective students of the gender-based and sexual violence that can occur at the start of the academic year. Far from being a purely academic exercise, each group produced a comprehensive range of content — visuals for the web, audiovisual campaigns for social media, television formats and podcasts.

Lisa MAZAL, Louna BERRON and Emily FINOT led this project on the students’ side, coordinated byLaure GODART andAndréa MONGUILLODon the school’s side, and working in close collaboration with the association’s teams. The best projects were launched in August 2025, making a real impact on the target audiences before the start of the new academic year.

The jury got it spot on: Gold Award.

🥇🥇 Joint Gold Award – Audio/Video Case Study

THE SAMPOGENERATION

As part of their first-year Master’s degree specialising in audiovisual studies, students at Sup de Pub were asked to write, produce and direct a film lasting around ten minutes on the theme ‘What an era!’ or ‘Superpower’. 

Charlie BRANGER has taken up this challenge with *Génération Sampo*: a documentary that delves into the dilemmas faced by young Koreans, caught between academic pressure, family expectations and the desire to live a life of their own choosing. Through the daily life of 25-year-old Yumi, the film raises universal questions about identity, independence and the meaning of success. A subtle, well-researched and deeply human perspective.

Led by Thomas SCOHY and Laure GODART, this project perfectly illustrates what Sup de Pub means by ‘learning by doing’: students who are actually getting stuck in.

IELS PROJECT

Still as part of this M1 audiovisual programme,Klément HUCAULThas chosen to round off his studies with a project that reflects who he is. “Iels” is a short documentary film that highlights the journeys of two non-binary drag artists: Drag Couenne, winner of the first series of Drag Race Belgium, and Miroslav Toi Les Mains, a socially conscious French drag king. Through their testimonies and a dreamlike visual style, the film explores issues of gender identity and the impact of drag as both a political and artistic act. A courageous, masterfully crafted film that challenges our society’s norms with equal parts delicacy and conviction.

Once again, with the support of Thomas SCOHY and Laure GODART, this project confirms that Sup de Pub’s audiovisual programme gives students the freedom to create what really matters to them, and that this freedom produces work that makes a difference.

🥇Gold Award – Student Pitch

JAVKHAA, THE DOCUMENTARY FILM IN MONGOLIA

This Gold Award is perhaps the most telling of all. To complete their Master’s degree in audiovisual creation,Sidonie JÉGGÉ, Caroline HALLER, Flavia MARTINO, Alexis BARBE and Bill ERDENEmade a documentary in Mongolia — a country from which one of the team members hailed. Following extensive journalistic research, the film was built around a pressing question: the future of nomadic life in the face of a new generation.

To bring this ambitious project to fruition, the team secured the support of strategic partners: Canon, Ecoflow, Patagonia, Nomady and DMD. Following two weeks of on-location filming, they produced a 25-minute documentary and a 30-minute ‘making-of’ feature. The film was screened in Paris, La Rochelle and the Netherlands, selected for several festivals and won two further awards.

Guided by Thomas SCOHY throughout their project, these five students demonstrate that at Sup de Pub, students prepare for their degree in a way that matches their ambitions – even as far afield as Mongolia, if necessary.

Education with a tangible impact

These awards are the latest in a long line of achievements reflecting Sup de Pub’s commitment to excellence, which has already been recognised in recent years with several awards for its educational innovations.

There is a common thread running through all these projects: the support provided by Sup de Pub’s teaching teams, whose academic guidance enabled each of these students to take their work to a level of excellence recognised by a jury of professionals.

Laure GODART RUBAN

Head of 1st cycle programs

01 53 38 11 67

lgodart@supdepub.fr

Andréa MONGUILOD

Programs Manager

amonguilod-am@omneseducation.com

Also worth noting is the excellent performance of the ECE, which won two gold medals for its project “Milo, the first female AI student” – a source of pride shared across the Omnes Education group.

What are the Schools’Creativity Awards?

In 2026,Stratégieslaunched the first ever Stratégies School Creativity Awards: a competition entirely dedicated to higher education institutions, their communication strategies, their educational projects, and the talent they nurture.

Designed to highlight communication initiatives and the efforts made by schools to attract and recruit the communication professionals of tomorrow, these Awards also aim to showcase the talents of tomorrow through the ‘Student Pitch’ category.

The jury for the 2026 edition:

• Delphine ABOU / Head of Client – Versus
• Julie COUSIN / Head of Brand Identity and Design – La Poste Group
• Thomas DEFERT / Creative Director – Thomas Defert Studio
• Alban DE GARSIGNIES / Managing Director – LibreMullenLowe
• Nicolas THIBOUTOT / Creative Director – Dagobert
• Nourite ELADAN-BERTEIN / Consumer-Shopper Director, Global Market Research & Insights – Guerlain
• Sébastien PARTIKA / Creative Director – Orès France

For each entry, the jury focused on assessing the strategic and creative relevance of the campaign, taking into account the creativity and relevance of the idea, the quality of the execution, as well as the campaign’s effectiveness and its results. In short, winning a Gold Award in this context is no fluke: it is recognition of genuine, rigorous and unique work.

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