Animethon 10 AMV contest Announcment
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- Vlad G Pohnert
- Joined: Tue Jan 02, 2001 2:29 pm
- Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Animethon 10 AMV contest Announcment
This year I’ll be running the first ever AMV contest for Animethon 10 (July 12 - 13) in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada,
Animethon is an anime viewing festival/convention that has grown over the past 10 years to attract over 1500+ people. It now includes such popular events including a costume contest, panels, dealer’s room and now an Anime Music Video Contest. I have been working out the best way to run this contest to be as fair as possible to both the convention and those who enter and hopefully the contest structure reflects that.
Since this is the first contest in Alberta (yes, someplace new to expose your AMVs to!), I expect the audience response to be very good and a full house at the convention since the anime community here is quite large and AMVs tend to be very popular when shown.
The contest overview, rules and submission guidelines are posted at http://www.animethon.org. I would really like to get a good number of videos for this first time event so please consider entering. The deadline for submissions is May 23, 2003 and we will be also taking submissions via an FTP site. You don’t have to be present at the event to win and we’ll get any awards out to those who are not present.
Vlad G. Pohnert
Animethon 10 AMV Contest Coordinator
amv@animethon.org
Animethon is an anime viewing festival/convention that has grown over the past 10 years to attract over 1500+ people. It now includes such popular events including a costume contest, panels, dealer’s room and now an Anime Music Video Contest. I have been working out the best way to run this contest to be as fair as possible to both the convention and those who enter and hopefully the contest structure reflects that.
Since this is the first contest in Alberta (yes, someplace new to expose your AMVs to!), I expect the audience response to be very good and a full house at the convention since the anime community here is quite large and AMVs tend to be very popular when shown.
The contest overview, rules and submission guidelines are posted at http://www.animethon.org. I would really like to get a good number of videos for this first time event so please consider entering. The deadline for submissions is May 23, 2003 and we will be also taking submissions via an FTP site. You don’t have to be present at the event to win and we’ll get any awards out to those who are not present.
Vlad G. Pohnert
Animethon 10 AMV Contest Coordinator
amv@animethon.org
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What exactly does that mean by "does not relate to the video"? If our bumper is part of the actual video, it's ok to leave it in?[/quote]7. No bumpers, logos or text that does not relate to the video shall be used. In other words, do not overlay studio logos, test over the video or include studio intros or exists. Anything included as mentioned will be removed from the video. If this is not possible, the video will be disqualified. This is so that all videos will have a uniform look and provide all contestants with equal judging opportunity free of ambiguity or popularity or the creator.
- Vlad G Pohnert
- Joined: Tue Jan 02, 2001 2:29 pm
- Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
[/quote]Zarxrax wrote:What exactly does that mean by "does not relate to the video"? If our bumper is part of the actual video, it's ok to leave it in?7. No bumpers, logos or text that does not relate to the video shall be used. In other words, do not overlay studio logos, test over the video or include studio intros or exists. Anything included as mentioned will be removed from the video. If this is not possible, the video will be disqualified. This is so that all videos will have a uniform look and provide all contestants with equal judging opportunity free of ambiguity or popularity or the creator.
It means that if you are using text that's part of the video that's fine. Bascically do not include your studio bumper or credits since the videos will be judged blind and then will all have the same formated title credit for each creator during the contest (like at Otakon) so it makes the contest more uniform and fair to the audiance voting. If you want, sent me both versions one with and one without since I'm also looking at running a video arts track at another anime con as well so I could show the version with studio credits there...
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Suppose I will enter my newest vid that hasn't been put up yet. Might win best drama. Maybe I should enter a vid for individual catagories. *Me thinks to myself*
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