
HOW TO ENTER THE AWARDS
There are 12 Bionic Awards, split across three main categories. All entries must be original work and show at least some meaningful use of generative video.
Got questions? See the FAQ below.
THE CATEGORIES
Enter your work in minutes. Choose as many categories as you like. Entries start at £20 and every third submission is free.
A. ADVERTISING PROJECTS
Work commissioned by a brand.
Best Art Direction in an Advert
Outstanding visual craft or cinematography in an AI-driven commercial.
Best Storytelling in an Advert
Strong narrative in a branded film, from sharp scripts to clever copywriting.
Best Influencer x Brand Film
Branded video fronted by a creator where onscreen presence drives the idea.
Best Digital Motion Artwork
Spectacular moving artwork, whether posted on socials or digital out-of-home installations.
B. EXPERIMENTAL FILMS
Independent projects. Fewer rules.
Best AI Film Short
Incredible short film or mind-blowing animation where AI plays a meaningful role.
Best Pilot
Teaser or concept episode you created to demo an idea for TV show or feature film.
Best Spec Commercial
Speculative advert made for either a real or fictional brand. You decide.
Best Viral Moment
A short AI-powered clip of pretty much anything that looks exceptional and spreads fast.
C. CRAFT AWARDS
Technical and creative excellence.
Most Creative Influencer
Social content where a creator uses AI to enhance an idea and fulfil their vision.
Best Use of Sound or Music
Excellent audio design that shapes the meaning of a film or advert.
Best Music Video
Stunning music video or promo, set to a piece of original music or commissioned by the artist.
Best UK Creator
Standout piece of AI-powered work from a UK-based creator or team.
THE BIONIC TIMELINE
We move fast because creative AI is changing everything. The time is now.
| OCT 2025 | 04 DEC 2025 | 15 JAN 2026 | FEB 2026 | 5 MAR 2026 |
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| Entries Open | Showcase event at Rich Mix cinema | Final deadline | Shortlist announced | The Bionic Awards live event in London |