BBC TV show Daily Politics has broadcast a video about our Brexit passport design competition, ahead of the shortlist announcement tomorrow.
The unofficial competition called for a new passport design that presents a positive vision of the post-Brexit UK to the world and represents all its citizens.
BCC reporter Adam Fleming visited Dezeen’s “uber trendy” offices last week, just before the judging took place. Dezeen editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs showed Fleming a small selection of the entries, including a passport that can be worn around your neck and another with a white customisable cover.
The BBC also filmed the jury, which included director of London’s Design Museum Deyan Sudjic and graphic designer Margaret Calvert, sifting through over 200 entries.
We will announce the nine shortlisted designs tomorrow, while the final winner of the £1,000 first prize will be announced on 11 April. Update: Dezeen has published the nine shortlisted entries.
The report was aired on BBC Two on Friday 31 March at 12pm.
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