Please be sure to review all of the rules below before submitting your videos. We can't wait to see what you will amaze us with this year. Good luck!
Categories
-Action
-Comedy
-Drama
Special Category
-Premiere Category
Adult AMV Contest Rules
Spoiler :
Please do not add bumpers or credits to your AMV. Any videos submitted with such will be disqualified.
No audio may be taken from an English dub.
No subtitles/fansubs are allowed unless you add them in yourself.
AMVs with poor audio/video quality will be disqualified. This includes Interlacing issues, audio quality/distortions, etc., etc.
No visible or noticeable studio watermarks may be included in your video submission.
Freshness rule: Entries must not have premiered before Febuary 1st, 2016
these are adult amvs therefore, you are encouraged to create videos that are obscene, dirty, and all around inappropriate. However, we reserve the right to disqualify any material deemed too vile or discriminatory
Length: Please keep AMV video submissions over 45 seconds and under 5 minutes total in length. Any submissions over this length will be disqualified
Only one (1) entry allowed per participant (This does not count towards regular contest entries)
We will not tolerate or allow any plagiarism (which is defined as “the “wrongful appropriation” and “stealing and publication” of another author’s “language, thoughts, ideas, or expressions” and the representation of them as one’s own original work). Any submissions that are found to plagiarize someone else’s work or submission will be removed from the contest and the entrant will be contacted by Anime California’s AMV Team to address the issue. During the review process the video submission will not be included as part of the contest or judging until the dispute is settled. If the video submission is found to be plagiarized, you will not be allowed to participate in any future Anime California/Hanadoki Con AMV contests
All entries should be AT LEAST 75% Japanese animation or game footage.
Please submit your final videos in the video formats listed below only. This will help us greatly with giving your video the proper amount of time for review and preparing it for the contest. Any videos that require us to edit or change settings will be disqualified.
No audio may be taken from an English dub.
No subtitles/fansubs are allowed unless you add them in yourself.
AMVs with poor audio/video quality will be disqualified. This includes Interlacing issues, audio quality/distortions, etc., etc.
No visible or noticeable studio watermarks may be included in your video submission.
Freshness rule: Entries must not have premiered before Febuary 1st, 2016
these are adult amvs therefore, you are encouraged to create videos that are obscene, dirty, and all around inappropriate. However, we reserve the right to disqualify any material deemed too vile or discriminatory
Length: Please keep AMV video submissions over 45 seconds and under 5 minutes total in length. Any submissions over this length will be disqualified
Only one (1) entry allowed per participant (This does not count towards regular contest entries)
We will not tolerate or allow any plagiarism (which is defined as “the “wrongful appropriation” and “stealing and publication” of another author’s “language, thoughts, ideas, or expressions” and the representation of them as one’s own original work). Any submissions that are found to plagiarize someone else’s work or submission will be removed from the contest and the entrant will be contacted by Anime California’s AMV Team to address the issue. During the review process the video submission will not be included as part of the contest or judging until the dispute is settled. If the video submission is found to be plagiarized, you will not be allowed to participate in any future Anime California/Hanadoki Con AMV contests
All entries should be AT LEAST 75% Japanese animation or game footage.
Please submit your final videos in the video formats listed below only. This will help us greatly with giving your video the proper amount of time for review and preparing it for the contest. Any videos that require us to edit or change settings will be disqualified.
Spoiler :
Contestants may enter up to four (4) videos, but only one (1) per category. Entries must be at least 70% Japanese animation.
Videos entered into the Premiere Category must not have been released online on online or at other contests before April 14th 2017
Encoding
-MP4s using H.264/AVC compression are preferred. However, we will also work with AVIs and MPEG2 files. Files larger than 350MB will not be downloaded, so please correctly compress your work.
Awards
-TBA
Disqualification Rules:
-Videos containing portions of another editor's video will be disqualified and the submitter of said video will be permanently banned from all subsequent contests.
-Participants who submit videos that are not their own will also be banned permanently.
-Refusal to provide one's legal name will result in disqualification from the contest.
-Bumpers, title screens, credits, or any other form of creator / footage / audio identification are not allowed: We will be adding custom title screens to identify each video so there really isn’t a need for them on your submitted files, so please remove them. If you're video contains bumpers/titles screens/credits/ect in the video itself (i.e. is part of the video and can not be cut) please make a note on your submission form and I will try to work with you to find a resolution!
Time Limit
-The running time for videos may not exceed 6 minutes or be shorter then 45 seconds.
Freshness Rule
-Your video must not have premiered before February 1st, 2016
Judging & Use
Videos will be pre-screened and judged prior to the convention. The judges reserve the right to move a video to another category if they feel it would be a better fit.
Hanadoki-Con reserves the right to use submitted AMVs during the convention and subsequent Hanadoki-Con conventions, regardless of Finalist status.
Due Date
-Competing AMVs and their submission form are due by March 20th, 2017 at 11:59 P.M. PDT.
Submission Form:
To enter your video, you must submit a completed entry form along with each of your video entries. If you enter multiple videos, you must complete multiple entry forms, one form for each video you submit
Please create a simple TXT file with the following information in it:
Real Name:
Full Address:
Phone Number w/ area code:
Working Email Address:
----------
Editor Name: (your real name if you do not use a pseudonym):
Member Name: at http://www.animemusicvideos.org (if any):
Studio Name: (if any):
Video Title:
Video Source: (if 3 or more, you may list as ‘various’):
Audio Source Title:
Audio Source Artist:
Category you wish your video to be placed in:
Note: If submitting a multi-editor project, list all the editors in the Real Name and Editor Name sections in order above, with the contact person as the first person listed. For the Address, phone number, and email address, only the contact person’s information is required.
Save the above as a TXT file and name it as stated in the File Naming Convention section below.
Dropbox or Google Drive links are preferred and streaming sites are not accepted. We can download from a-m-v.org's local server, but remember, no intros/bumpers/watermarks/titles/credits/etc.
If you don't have all of your videos available at the same time, feel free to use the form multiple times. Please contact us if you need/want to replace an entry with a new one or need to give us an updated download link, however.
Electronic Entries
For electronic submissions, please email your completed entry form(s) to the hanadoki.amv@gmail.com. If your entry is not received in a timely manor, you can then be contacted about your entry.
Enter via Upload:
If you are entering electronically via public file-serving sites, please compress your video and completed entry form together into one file using either a ZIP or RAR compression format prior to uploading it to the site. Please limit one entry (video and entry form) per compressed file – if you are submitting multiple entries, please upload multiple compressed files for ease of documentation of your entries. Once you have uploaded your file, email the location to the Hanadoki-Con Coordinator (all contact information will be listed at the very end).
File Naming Convention
All video files and completed entry forms submitted must be named in the following format:
Creator – title – music artist – music title – anime source . file type
Creator – your editor name (or real name if you prefer)
Title – the title of your video (if any)
Music artist – Artist / group name of the song used in the video, or if using another audio source type, source of the audio file (e.g. – ‘The Dark Knight’ movie trailer)
Music title – title of the song, or identifying segment for the audio if not using a musical source
File type – the type of video container you are using (MPG, AVI, WMV, etc), or TXT for your entry form
This means that both your video and your completed entry form will be named exactly the same, with the exception of the file type at the end.
Entry Checklist
Does your video meet the video profile requirements?
Did you fill out your entry form?
Are your video and entry form named in the following format?
Creator – title – music artist – music title – anime source . file type
Did you email your entry form to the Hanadoki Con AMV Coordinator?
Did you compress as a ZIP or RAR file your video and entry form (one entry per file)?
Did you upload the compressed file to either Dropbox or Google Drive and email the link to hanadoki.amv@gmail?
Videos entered into the Premiere Category must not have been released online on online or at other contests before April 14th 2017
Encoding
-MP4s using H.264/AVC compression are preferred. However, we will also work with AVIs and MPEG2 files. Files larger than 350MB will not be downloaded, so please correctly compress your work.
Awards
-TBA
Disqualification Rules:
-Videos containing portions of another editor's video will be disqualified and the submitter of said video will be permanently banned from all subsequent contests.
-Participants who submit videos that are not their own will also be banned permanently.
-Refusal to provide one's legal name will result in disqualification from the contest.
-Bumpers, title screens, credits, or any other form of creator / footage / audio identification are not allowed: We will be adding custom title screens to identify each video so there really isn’t a need for them on your submitted files, so please remove them. If you're video contains bumpers/titles screens/credits/ect in the video itself (i.e. is part of the video and can not be cut) please make a note on your submission form and I will try to work with you to find a resolution!
Time Limit
-The running time for videos may not exceed 6 minutes or be shorter then 45 seconds.
Freshness Rule
-Your video must not have premiered before February 1st, 2016
Judging & Use
Videos will be pre-screened and judged prior to the convention. The judges reserve the right to move a video to another category if they feel it would be a better fit.
Hanadoki-Con reserves the right to use submitted AMVs during the convention and subsequent Hanadoki-Con conventions, regardless of Finalist status.
Due Date
-Competing AMVs and their submission form are due by March 20th, 2017 at 11:59 P.M. PDT.
Submission Form:
To enter your video, you must submit a completed entry form along with each of your video entries. If you enter multiple videos, you must complete multiple entry forms, one form for each video you submit
Please create a simple TXT file with the following information in it:
Real Name:
Full Address:
Phone Number w/ area code:
Working Email Address:
----------
Editor Name: (your real name if you do not use a pseudonym):
Member Name: at http://www.animemusicvideos.org (if any):
Studio Name: (if any):
Video Title:
Video Source: (if 3 or more, you may list as ‘various’):
Audio Source Title:
Audio Source Artist:
Category you wish your video to be placed in:
Note: If submitting a multi-editor project, list all the editors in the Real Name and Editor Name sections in order above, with the contact person as the first person listed. For the Address, phone number, and email address, only the contact person’s information is required.
Save the above as a TXT file and name it as stated in the File Naming Convention section below.
Dropbox or Google Drive links are preferred and streaming sites are not accepted. We can download from a-m-v.org's local server, but remember, no intros/bumpers/watermarks/titles/credits/etc.
If you don't have all of your videos available at the same time, feel free to use the form multiple times. Please contact us if you need/want to replace an entry with a new one or need to give us an updated download link, however.
Electronic Entries
For electronic submissions, please email your completed entry form(s) to the hanadoki.amv@gmail.com. If your entry is not received in a timely manor, you can then be contacted about your entry.
Enter via Upload:
If you are entering electronically via public file-serving sites, please compress your video and completed entry form together into one file using either a ZIP or RAR compression format prior to uploading it to the site. Please limit one entry (video and entry form) per compressed file – if you are submitting multiple entries, please upload multiple compressed files for ease of documentation of your entries. Once you have uploaded your file, email the location to the Hanadoki-Con Coordinator (all contact information will be listed at the very end).
File Naming Convention
All video files and completed entry forms submitted must be named in the following format:
Creator – title – music artist – music title – anime source . file type
Creator – your editor name (or real name if you prefer)
Title – the title of your video (if any)
Music artist – Artist / group name of the song used in the video, or if using another audio source type, source of the audio file (e.g. – ‘The Dark Knight’ movie trailer)
Music title – title of the song, or identifying segment for the audio if not using a musical source
File type – the type of video container you are using (MPG, AVI, WMV, etc), or TXT for your entry form
This means that both your video and your completed entry form will be named exactly the same, with the exception of the file type at the end.
Entry Checklist
Does your video meet the video profile requirements?
Did you fill out your entry form?
Are your video and entry form named in the following format?
Creator – title – music artist – music title – anime source . file type
Did you email your entry form to the Hanadoki Con AMV Coordinator?
Did you compress as a ZIP or RAR file your video and entry form (one entry per file)?
Did you upload the compressed file to either Dropbox or Google Drive and email the link to hanadoki.amv@gmail?
Spoiler :
TritioAFB
MrNosec
lunalove125 x2
MinetChan x2
Kyci
ShodanKid
AntaresHeart07
AMV-X
shorisquared x2
jojama
MoonieAMV
MrNosec
lunalove125 x2
MinetChan x2
Kyci
ShodanKid
AntaresHeart07
AMV-X
shorisquared x2
jojama
MoonieAMV
Winners
Spoiler :
Best Action: Pain Manifesto by MinetChan
Best Drama: Deep End by MinetChan
Best Comedy: #TalkSkatingToMe by Gina Nelson [Lunalove124]
Best in Show: #TalkSkatingToMe by Gina Nelson [Lunalove124]
Premiere Winner: Syllables & Lines by shorisquared
Adult contest winner: Spank Bank by MGShota
Best Drama: Deep End by MinetChan
Best Comedy: #TalkSkatingToMe by Gina Nelson [Lunalove124]
Best in Show: #TalkSkatingToMe by Gina Nelson [Lunalove124]
Premiere Winner: Syllables & Lines by shorisquared
Adult contest winner: Spank Bank by MGShota