CNM Communication Arts Students Showcase Sharp Advertising Ideas, Win National Award at X Campus Ads Idea Contest
Creative concept, Strategic communication approach, and Appropriate application of AI knowledge

Tue, 10 Feb 2026  |  972 views
CNM Communication Arts Students Showcase Sharp Advertising Ideas, Win National Award at X Campus Ads Idea Contest

 

Team Dreamteam, consisting of Mr. Thadapong  Meksan, Mr. Pankarn Khumpong, Ms. Thitiya  Sarnanet, and Ms. Nichapat  Matcharas, students from the Communication and New Media (CNM) program, School of Communication Arts, created a stellar reputation on the national stage with their work "Mission to Save the Fairy SMOOTO." The team received an Honorable Mention award along with a 5,000 baht scholarship in the national viral advertising clip competition "X Campus Ads Idea Contest 2025" under the Digital Technology Demand Generation initiative. This project resulted from collaboration between the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (MDES), the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI), and the Digital Users Association of Thailand (DUGA), in partnership with leading universities nationwide.

 

 

The work "Mission to Save the Fairy SMOOTO" stands out with its creative concept, strategic communication approach, and appropriate application of AI knowledge for advertising production and digital media. This reflects the potential of students from the Communication and New Media (CNM) program, Faculty of Communication Arts, in creating media work that professionally addresses marketing communication objectives.

 

 


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