| Title | DOWN UNDER |
| Brand | TELSTRA |
| Product / Service | OLYMPIC SPONSORSHIP |
| Category | A09. Best Use of Music |
| Entrant | DDB Sydney, AUSTRALIA |
| Entrant Company: | DDB Sydney, AUSTRALIA |
| Advertising Agency: | DDB Sydney, AUSTRALIA |
| Production Company: | ROGUE FILMS London, UNITED KINGDOM |
| 2nd Production Company: | CHIEF ENTERTAINMENT Syndney, AUSTRALIA |
| Name | Position |
|---|---|
| Dylan Harrison | Executive Creative Director |
| Rupert Hancock | Creative Director |
| Rupert Hancock | Art Director |
| Mark Summerville | Agency Producer |
| Nicky Breen | Producer |
| Tubby Brothers/Stuart Mcfadyen | Director |
| Sci-Sonic | Sound Studio |
| Dorian West | Sound Design/Arrangement |
| Chief Entertainment | Post Production |
| Brent Annells | Account Manager |
| Dorian West | Special Effects Computer Graphics |
| Brent Annells | Account Manager |
| Dorian West | Special Effects/Computer Graphics |
Ahead of the London 2012 Olympic Games, Telstra recorded the voices of Australians from at home and abroad, to re-create the nation's unofficial sporting anthem, Down Under. Led by Men At Work front man and principal songwriter, Colin Hay, an A’Cappella version of the track, using voices only, was created which aired during the opening ceremony and throughout the Olympic Games. The new arrangement was crafted out of the voices recorded live, a difficult job made harder by the unscripted filming and editing. The composition of this soundtrack is made up of voices layered on top of more voices to create the depth and range of sound. The soundtrack is a national icon of Australia it resonates with the pride all Australians have for their country's sporting prowess.