[videoblogging] Re: Video Journalism Awards call for entries
How a video contest should be run, except for this part: -- clipped part starts -- You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to read and print this form once it is completed, you can get it here : Be sure to fill out the form completly Once completed filling out the entry form, select Submit this will submit your information into our database, as well email your account email address a copy of the completed application in PDF format. Check your email, and print your completed copy of the application, sign it, and place with your submissions. Lastly, if you are submitting a video from a NON-European country, click here to download a Pro Forma Invoice - THIS IS A MUST, your video will be held in customs and not received -- clipped part ends -- it would be a lot easier, and they'd get more submissions if they allowed us to wither link to and existing video or upload one. It looks like you need to mail a physical piece of media in... --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Irina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: NOW THIS, not the webbies, is how awards sould be run from what i can tell, its free to enter? and the person who wins actually gets a prize? pease correct me if i'm wrong. On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 6:53 AM, Video Journalism Awards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Please forward to people who are interested in video journalism. Thank you! 4th International Video Journalism Awards, Mainz, Germany: Unlimited access CALL FOR ENTRIES Deadline 15th of October 2008 http://www.vjawards.com Go out - find a story publish it: The 4th International Video Journalism Awards is calling for entries! The Video Journalism Awards is looking for non-fiction videos from single authors, the so called videojournalists (short VJs). A VJ is responsible for the whole creative process starting from research and shooting as well as covering the whole process of editing and sometimes even the publication of the film. A small camcorder and a laptop are the tools of the VJ, which is comparable to the pen and paper a newspaper journalist uses. The final deadline for entering films for the 4th International Video Journalism Awards is the 15th of October 2008. The awards are produced by vjawards.com , the host is ZDF German Television in Mainz. The internet is converging all kinds of media, which is reflected by this year's theme unlimited access. The awards try to cover all known fields of video journalism: films from TV-stations and publishing companies and productions from an independent background are awarded with a total of 12.000 of prize money going to the seperated categories independent and online and TV production. Recent developements that influence the VJ-scene and future perspectives are discussed in the supporting programme of the 4th International Video Journalism Awards. INTERNATIONAL VIDEO JOURNALISM AWARD a) TV production broadcast reports (2000 ) A journalistic or documentary report with a maximum duration of 15 minutes, produced by one or more video journalists/video reporters, and which has already been broadcast. b) independent or online video (2000 ) A journalistic or documentary report with a maximum duration of 15 minutes, produced by one or more video journalists/video reporters, but which has not necessarily been broadcast. GERMAN VIDEO JOURNALISM AWARD a) TV production - broadcast reports (2000 ) A journalistic or documentary report with a maximum duration of 15 minutes, produced by one or more video journalists/video reporters and which has been aired by a German-language television channel (please indicate the station and broadcast date). All genres. b) Independent or online video (2000 ) A journalistic or documentary report with a maximum duration of 15 minutes, produced by one or more video journalists/video reporters, but which has not necessarily been broadcast. REPORTAGE AWARD (2500 ) A feature report in the German language with a minimum duration of 15 minutes and a maximum duration of 29 minutes, produced by one or more video journalists/video reporters, but which has not necessarily been broadcast. NEWCOMER VIDEO JOURNALISM AWARD (1000 ) A journalistic or documentary report with a maximum duration of 15 minutes, produced by one or more video journalists/video reporters. The applicants must be under 30 years of age or currently enrolled in an institution of higher education. Those productions will be considered for awards whose appeal lies in a unique style of content or cinematography and indicate a great potential of the applicant. Online- audience prize (500 ) A specially developed open online voting system will allow the users to cast votes for their favorite entries. Special mentioning of the jury The jury nominates a film, that impressed them, and that might expand the term video journalism.
Re: [videoblogging] Re: Video Journalism Awards call for entries
Ha i spoke too soon there is almost not a chance that i will mail anything that i did on line that is just ridiculous i will email them and see if this can be amended On 7/21/08, Steve Garfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How a video contest should be run, except for this part: -- clipped part starts -- You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to read and print this form once it is completed, you can get it here : Be sure to fill out the form completly Once completed filling out the entry form, select Submit this will submit your information into our database, as well email your account email address a copy of the completed application in PDF format. Check your email, and print your completed copy of the application, sign it, and place with your submissions. Lastly, if you are submitting a video from a NON-European country, click here to download a Pro Forma Invoice - THIS IS A MUST, your video will be held in customs and not received -- clipped part ends -- it would be a lot easier, and they'd get more submissions if they allowed us to wither link to and existing video or upload one. It looks like you need to mail a physical piece of media in... --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Irina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: NOW THIS, not the webbies, is how awards sould be run from what i can tell, its free to enter? and the person who wins actually gets a prize? pease correct me if i'm wrong. On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 6:53 AM, Video Journalism Awards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Please forward to people who are interested in video journalism. Thank you! 4th International Video Journalism Awards, Mainz, Germany: Unlimited access CALL FOR ENTRIES Deadline 15th of October 2008 http://www.vjawards.com Go out - find a story – publish it: The „4th International Video Journalism Awards is calling for entries! The Video Journalism Awards is looking for non-fiction videos from single authors, the so called videojournalists (short VJs). A VJ is responsible for the whole creative process starting from research and shooting as well as covering the whole process of editing and sometimes even the publication of the film. A small camcorder and a laptop are the tools of the VJ, which is comparable to the pen and paper a newspaper journalist uses. The final deadline for entering films for the 4th International Video Journalism Awards is the 15th of October 2008. The awards are produced by vjawards.com , the host is ZDF German Television in Mainz. The internet is converging all kinds of media, which is reflected by this year's theme unlimited access. The awards try to cover all known fields of video journalism: films from TV-stations and publishing companies and productions from an independent background are awarded with a total of 12.000 € of prize money going to the seperated categories independent and online and TV production. Recent developements that influence the VJ-scene and future perspectives are discussed in the supporting programme of the 4th International Video Journalism Awards. INTERNATIONAL VIDEO JOURNALISM AWARD a) TV production – broadcast reports (2000 €) A journalistic or documentary report with a maximum duration of 15 minutes, produced by one or more video journalists/video reporters, and which has already been broadcast. b) independent or online video (2000 €) A journalistic or documentary report with a maximum duration of 15 minutes, produced by one or more video journalists/video reporters, but which has not necessarily been broadcast. GERMAN VIDEO JOURNALISM AWARD a) TV production - broadcast reports (2000 €) A journalistic or documentary report with a maximum duration of 15 minutes, produced by one or more video journalists/video reporters and which has been aired by a German-language television channel (please indicate the station and broadcast date). All genres. b) Independent or online video (2000 €) A journalistic or documentary report with a maximum duration of 15 minutes, produced by one or more video journalists/video reporters, but which has not necessarily been broadcast. REPORTAGE AWARD (2500 €) A feature report in the German language with a minimum duration of 15 minutes and a maximum duration of 29 minutes, produced by one or more video journalists/video reporters, but which has not necessarily been broadcast. NEWCOMER VIDEO JOURNALISM AWARD (1000 €) A journalistic or documentary report with a maximum duration of 15 minutes, produced by one or more video journalists/video reporters. The applicants must be under 30 years of age or currently enrolled in an institution of higher education. Those productions will be considered for awards whose appeal lies in a unique style of content or cinematography and indicate a great potential of the applicant. Online- audience prize (500 €) A specially developed open
