Ava Statuette

The Ava Award is designed to pay tribute to the magnificent history of the audio-visual industry. The elegant woman holding the film reel aloft is a symbolic representation of our evolving craft. The statuette is created by the Entenmann-Rovin Company of Los Angeles, the same craftsmen that produce the Golden Globes Awards. It stands 13 inches tall on a piano-finished, hardwood base and is personalized with the winner's name and entry information.

Unlike most competitions, Ava entrants do not subsidize awards for the winners. Instead of charging up to several hundred dollars per entry, Ava keeps entry fees at a fraction of that cost by letting winners buy their own awards. The result is more affordable entry fees and a higher quality, piece of art winners and their clients are proud to display in their homes and offices. Platinum and Gold winners are eligible to purchase the statuette and presentation box for $185.

Winning an Ava Award gives recognition to the creative talent, firms, departments and/or clients that collaborate on outstanding marketing and communication projects. Winners are recognized on the Ava website and in the next year's Call for Entries. In addition, winners and clients tout their awards through their news releases to local media and on their web sites, print and video materials.