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THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS &
SCIENCES
NASHVILLE/MIDSOUTH REGION
CALL FOR ENTRIES
22nd Annual Midsouth Regional Emmy® Awards
NATIONAL ACADEMY
RULES
PURPOSE:
To recognize outstanding achievements in television by conferring annual awards
of merit in the Chapter's designated award region.
The presentation of these awards is intended to be an incentive for the continued
pursuit of excellence for those working in the television industry and to focus
public attention on outstanding cultural, educational, technological, entertainment,
news and informational achievements in television.
ELIGIBILITY:
Traditional entries must have been produced for the Chapter's designated
awards area and must have had their first broadcast or cablecast in that awards
area during the eligibility period.
Entries must not have been available for viewing by more than 50% of the U.S. television
homes during the eligibility year.
Entries that are available to more than 50% of the U.S. television homes should
be submitted to The National Television Academy’s national awards (see exceptions).
Advanced Media
entries
must be produced for distribution PRIMARILY
in the Chapter's designated awards area, even
though they may be viewed beyond that region.
Pornographic,
violent, defamatory or offensive material is not accepted. The ruling of the Awards
Committee is final and absolute. No
entry may be submitted to more than one Chapter's awards.
Entries must be submitted as originally shown. There may
not be any post-broadcast changes, except as noted in the category descriptions.
EXCEPTIONS TO THE 50% RULE:
1. Local station news coverage that may receive national exposure should
be submitted to regional Emmy® Award competitions.
2. The treatment of a local community issue by a super station that is
directed specifically to those
living inside the station's home market
maintains its eligibility in
regional Emmy ® Award competitions.
3. A local program that later receives national distribution may compete in
both regional and national
awards competitions, but not in the same
eligibility year.
4. Local segments that are eligible
to participate as entries in national
Emmy®
Award competitions (i.e., News & Documentary, and Community &
Public Service) may compete
in both regional and national awards
competitions under prevailing
rules.
5. Advanced Media entries that can be seen worldwide via web or portable
delivery are eligible for regional
competition if they were primarily
intended for consumption in
the Chapter’s designated awards area.
PROGRAM LENGTH
COMMERCIALS (INFOMERCIALS) AND CLOSED CIRCUIT PROGRAMS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE
MEMBERSHIP:
Membership in The National Television Academy (NATAS) is not required to enter the
Emmy® Awards.
ORIGINAL MATERIAL:
At least two-thirds of a program entry must consist of original material, unless
previously produced material has been given some unique and creative treatment that,
in the opinion of the chapter awards committee, results in an original program. Entrants must identify all non-original
material, including its location in the program.
ADVANCED MEDIA:
Entries must be
original work designed for broadband distribution or portable delivery, and
must be submitted as originally posted. Pre-purposed or re-purposed material originally
produced for traditional media is not eligible. If such material is included in
the entry, the producer(s) must provide evidence that the broadband product is not
merely a copy of the otherwise produced programming.
LANGUAGE OTHER THAN ENGLISH:
Spanish-language entries may be entered and will be judged by a panel of Spanish-speaking,
peer judges. Programs in languages
other than English or Spanish may also be entered; however judging of these entries
in their native language is subject to the availability
of qualified, peer judges who speak the language of the entry. Therefore, the National
Television Academy requires that these entrants
submit a tape with English subtitles or with English
on a second audio channel, a précis or English transcript.
JUDGING PROCEDURE:
Entries made to this Chapter will be judged by panels assembled by other National
Television Academy Chapters. These
panels shall be comprised of no fewer than 6 judges who shall be certified as peers. No more than 4 judges on a panel may
be employed by the same station or company.
Judges may not have a conflict of interest, which is described as having a direct
involvement in the production of an entry, or having a personal relationship with
a member of the production staff of an entry.
Group ownership, by itself, does not necessarily create a conflict of interest.
NON-COMPETITIVE JUDGING:
Entries are judged against a standard of excellence and do not compete against each
other. There may be one award, more than one award or no award given in each category. Any exceptions will be noted in the
category description.
JUDGING REQUIREMENT:
The success of the Emmy®
Awards process depends on the willingness of qualified professionals to serve as
judges. Peers in another television
market are serving this Chapter's entrants.
This Chapter will judge other Chapter's entries.
By entering, you agree to serve as a judge when asked.
INTENTIONAL FALSIFICATION:
The intentional falsification of production credits by an entrant may be the basis
for the disqualification of the entry.
ENTRY ERRORS AND OMISSIONS:
The National Television Academy assumes no responsibility for the acts or omissions
of those individuals or entities submitting entries pursuant to this notice. All submitting entities and/or individuals
are advised to review submissions with respect to correct name credits and other
information. The Academy shall accept
all submissions that are not in conflict with any of its rules and regulations. Ineligible entries may be disqualified
at any stage of the competition.
ENTRY FORMAT
BROADCAST/CABLE:
Entries will be accepted on DVD only.
The readability of the DVD is the responsibility of the entrant.
DVDs that cannot be ‘read’ cannot be judged and entry fees will
not be refunded.
The following guidelines shall apply:
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DVD-R format (DVD minus-R).
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DVDs must be finalized and ‘compatibility tested’ on a different DVD player
than the one used to burn the entry.
·
Brand-name disks are recommended.
·
Printed DVD labels (paper labels) are not suggested; instead, use a permanent
marker to legibly PRINT identifying marks on the disk. Ink jet or laser printing
that can be applied directly to the DVD face (printable media) is acceptable.
·
Use a clear sleeve or case.
·
One entry per DVD.
ADVANCED MEDIA:
Entries must be submitted on CD-R. Entries
are intended to be screened in their native format (compression rate, frame rate,
etc) as originally produced, so that peer judges can simulate the original viewing
experience. Video content should be submitted in formats compatible with the
following players:
- QuickTime version 6 or better,
- RealPlayer version 10 or better,
- Windows Media Player version 9 or better.
- Adobe Flash Player
A one page written description must accompany each
entry submission.
AWARD OWNERSHIP:
Emmy® Awards are presented
to individuals, not to their employers.
Ownership of the Emmy® statuette
is retained by the individuals and The National Television Academy, even if an employer
pays entry fees. Stations, studios
and production companies may order a duplicate statuette for public display at their
place of business (one each; up to a maximum of three per winning entry).
WHO RECEIVES THE AWARD?
Producers, craftpersons and other statue-eligible entrants as listed on the entry
form receive the Emmy® statuette,
except where noted. Others who work
on a nominated or winning entry may order production certificates or plaques.
CRAFTS ACHIEVEMENT:
In the Crafts Achievement Awards, those who actually perform a specific discipline
receive the Emmy® statuette. Supervising or directing the work of
others does not qualify for Craft Achievement Awards, except for achievements in
directing areas.
PROMOTION:
Emmy® winners may refer in
advertising and publicity to the fact that they are an Emmy®
recipient and, for one year after the award was bestowed may use a replica of the
Emmy® statuette in such advertising. A ® registration mark and the appropriate
copyright notice: © NATAS/ATAS must accompany any portrayal of the Emmy®
statuette or moniker.
MIDSOUTH REGION
REQUIREMENTS
DESIGNATED AWARDS AREA:
The Midsouth Region encompasses the States of North Carolina [except Asheville]
and Tennessee and the television market of Huntsville, Alabama.
(Individual markets are Charlotte, NC, Chattanooga, TN, Decatur, AL, Durham, NC,
Fayetteville, NC, Florence, AL, Greemsboro, NC, Greenville, NC, High Point, NC,
Huntsville, AL, Jackson, TN, Knoxville, TN, Memphis, TN, Nashville, TN, New Bern,
NC, Raleigh, NC, Tri-Cities, TN-VA, Washington, NC, Wilmington, NC, Winston-Salem,
NC)
ELIGIBILITY PERIOD:
Entries must have had their first broadcast or cablecast in the
awards area during the eligibility period July
1, 2006 through June 30, 2007.
SUBMISSION OF ENTRIES:
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All entries must be submitted as originally telecast or webcast without any post-telecast
production changes in an effort to enhance the award worthiness of an entry. In the case of long-form programs such
as sporting events or concerts, a maximum of three edits is permitted to bring longer
program entries to the stated entry time. Entrants may be required to provide documentation,
including proof of performance affidavits or verified production credits, if deemed
necessary by the Awards Committee.
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Submission of an entry constitutes permission for the Nashville/Midsouth Chapter
of NATAS to telecast, webcast, videostream or screen the entry, or portions of the
entry, as part of the Emmy® Awards promotion and program.
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A maximum of three edits may be made to reduce the length of the entry for judging. There can be no internal editing of
an entry. However, original segments
may be assembled to meet entry time restrictions.
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Entries may be submitted by the management of a television station, franchised cable
system, or company directly responsible for the production of an entry, or any individual
directly responsible for the production of an entry or individual craft achievement.
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The academy retains all rights to any telecast, webcast, videostreaming, videotape
recording, audio tape recording or photographs of the Emmy® Awards presentation
and any use of the material without written permission is strictly prohibited. Clips from the Emmy® Awards ceremony,
however, may be used in newscasts without written permission.
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Scores from the ballots are tabulated by the chapter's Certified Public Accountants, KV Financial Group.
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Nominees and award winners will be selected based on the scores provided by the
accounting firm without reference to the individual entries.
CERTIFICATES & AWARDS:
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Nomination Certificates will be awarded
to all nominees, following verification by the Awards Committee.
·
Awards will be presented at the
22nd Annual Midsouth Regional Emmy® Awards program in January
in Nashville.
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An Emmy® Statuette will be presented
to each qualified entrant on an award-winning entry.
·
Individuals may NOT purchase statuettes.
Stations or companies may purchase statues following the Awards Ceremony according
to the Award Ownership rules above.
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Nomination
Plaques may be ordered by all nominees.
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Winner
Plaques and Production Certificates to honor individuals who provided significant
contributions to a winning entry are also available following the Awards Ceremony.
ENTRY FORMAT:
BROADCAST/CABLE:
Entries will be accepted on DVD only.
The readability of the DVD is the responsibility of the entrant.
DVDs that cannot be ‘read’ cannot be judged and entry fees will
not be refunded.
The following guidelines shall apply:
·
DVD-R format (DVD minus-R).
·
DVDs must be finalized and ‘compatibility tested’ on a different DVD player
than the one used to burn the entry.
·
Brand-name disks are recommended.
·
Printed DVD labels (paper labels) are not suggested; instead, use a permanent
marker to legibly PRINT identifying marks on the disk. Ink jet or laser printing
that can be applied directly to the DVD face (printable media) is acceptable.
·
Use a clear sleeve or case.
·
One entry per DVD.
ENTRY FORMAT:
ADVANCED MEDIA:
Entries must be submitted on CDRom.
Entries are intended to be screened in their native format (compression rate, frame
rate, etc) as originally produced, so that peer judges can simulate the original
viewing experience. Video content should be submitted in formats compatible
with the following players:
- QuickTime version 6 or better,
- RealPlayer version 10 or better,
- Windows Media Player version 9 or better.
- Adobe Flash Player
LABELING:
Each DVD or CD disc and case must be clearly labeled with:
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category number
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category name
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title of the entry.
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Running time - The total running time
of each entry must be provided, expressed in minutes and seconds, such as 60:00
for one hour.
All entries will be retained by the Chapter.
ENTRY FORMS:
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Entry Forms
and Payment Forms will be reviewed for correct and complete information.
If it is determined that an entry has been incorrectly submitted, the Awards Committee
may reject the entry, or may suggest modifications that would make the entry acceptable.
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Each entry on DVD-R or Advanced Media
CD Rom must be accompanied by TWO copies of
the completed entry form and ONE copy of
the Payment Form with all requested information either typewritten or
printed clearly in block letters. Academy online entry forms, which can be filled
in by computer and printed, are available at:
www.emmyonline.org/nashville. Computer-generated facsimiles of the
entry form will be accepted if they contain the same data in the same order as the
NATAS forms.
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The titles, air dates and length of each
item included in a composite entry must be listed.
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It is the responsibility of the entrant
to double check all information including correct category number and title, title
of entry, spelling of name(s), etc. This information will be used in the printing,
engraving Emmy® Statuettes, in the telecast and the program.
The chapter assumes no responsibility for incorrect information provided
on entry forms.
ENTRY FEES:
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If more than one person is listed, a
separate entry fee is required for each person with the individual amounts determined
by whether or not the individual is a member of NATAS.
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In order to qualify for the member's
discounted entry fee, the entrant must be a paid-up member of the academy in the
current Chapter year June 1, 2007 to May 31,
2008. Non-members may qualify
for member fees by joining NATAS at the same time they enter by using the Membership
Application from our web site at http://nashville.emmyonline.org/#33. Payment of $60 membership fee must accompany
the entry and be paid by SEPARATE check marked "Membership''
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Programming Entries and Spot Announcements
(CATEGORIES 1 - 42):
NATAS Members/each entrant $75.00
Non-members/each entrant $150.00
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Individual Craft Entries (CATEGORIES 43
- 61):
NATAS Members/each entrant $60.00
Non-members/each entrant $120.00
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Advanced Media (CATEGORIES 62 - 74):
NATAS Members/each entrant $75.00
Non-members/each entrant $150.00
PAYMENTS:
Please include the Online Payment Form with your entry.
Entry fees may be paid by check, purchase order, or credit card.
Please make checks payable to: NATAS NASHVILLE.
Multiple entries from an individual or organization may be accompanied
by a single check covering all entries submitted
if a list of each entry/fee is included.
The Online Payment Form, which is required, can be filled in and printed
by computer, is available at:
http://nashville.emmyonline.org/CFE_payment.asp
DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES:
Entries must be received with appropriate entry forms, labeled tapes, and
entry fees no later than: 5:00 PM, FRIDAY, AUGUST
17, 2007
Entries must be delivered to:
EMMY AWARDS
161 Rains Avenue
Nashville, TN
37203
Midsouth Regional Emmy Awards
CASE AND DISC LABELING INFORMATION:
Category #______________________
Category Name__________________
Entry Title______________________
_______________________________
Entry Length____________________
PROGRAMMING CATEGORIES:
Program entries may be entered in only one programming category.
In programming categories, an entry is defined as a single program or segment
or, in the case of news, one story or a series of stories directly related to each
other. A maximum of three edits is permitted to bring longer program entries to
the stated entry time. One Award, more
than one Award, or no Award (except where noted) may be given to the producer(s)
and others directly responsible for the content and execution of the program, segment
or coverage. Anchors, reporters, photographers,
editors, assignment editors, hosts, directors and qualified others may be eligible
if their contributions are significant to the entry’s award-worthiness.
For any entry designated as a series, a minimum of two segments must be included.
1. News Excellence
A statuette is awarded to the news director of the station or stations which, in
the opinion of the judges, displayed an outstanding overall news operation during
the eligibility period. Entries should present as many different activities as possible,
including, but not limited to: enterprise in general assignment reporting, breaking
news coverage, specialty and beat reporting, series, documentaries, continuing coverage
of community issues, editorials/commentaries, etc., or other factors which you wish
to call to the attention of the judges. Judges will stress quality and breadth of
a station's news operation, substance rather than style, and the station's performance
in sustaining excellence throughout the year. The composite entry must be comprised
only of material as actually aired.
No introductions, post production, music or special effects may be added.
Entry should include a one-page, written synopsis.
Time Limit: 60 minutes.
(See Also – Category 62 Advanced Media News Programming)
2. Newscast/Evening
For excellence by news director or executive producer, producer and anchor(s) in
any regularly scheduled newscast of half-hour or longer which aired between
July 1, 2006, and June 30, 2007.
Time Limit: 60 Minutes
(See Also – Category 62 Advanced Media News Programming)
3. Newscast/Daytime
For excellence by news director or executive producer, producer, and anchor(s)/on-camera
persons, in any regularly scheduled newscast of half-hour or longer which aired
between the hours of 5 AM and 5 PM Monday-Friday between
July 1, 2006, and June 30, 2007.
Time Limit: 60 Minutes
(See Also – Category 62 Advanced Media News Programming)
4. Newscast/Weekend
For excellence by news director or executive producer, producer, and anchor(s)/on-camera
persons, in any regularly scheduled newscast of half-hour or longer which aired
between the hours of 12 Midnight Friday and 12 Midnight Sunday between
July 1, 2006, and June 30, 2008.
Time Limit: 60 Minutes
(See Also – Category 62 Advanced Media News Programming)
5. Spot News
For excellence in coverage of a single unanticipated news event that is shot edited
and produced within 24 hours on a regularly scheduled newscast. Entry may include
multiple lived and/or taped elements. Elements of a related Breaking News entry
may be included in a Spot News entry but not in their entirety.
Time Limit: Limited to a single report.
Regional winners
in this category are eligible, at their discretion, to compete for a plaque in the
National News and Documentary Awards in the following category: Outstanding Regional
News Story – Spot News.
(See Also – Category 62 Advanced Media News Programming)
6. Breaking News
For excellence in coverage of a single unanticipated news event that is aired simultaneously
with the news event being covered and aired either within or outside of a regularly
scheduled newscast. Entry may include multiple live or taped elements.
Time limit: 15 minutes.
Regional winners
in this category are eligible, at their discretion, to compete for a plaque in the
National News and Documentary Awards in the following category: Outstanding Regional
News Story – Spot News.
(See Also – Category 63 Advanced Media Breaking News
/ Continuing Coverage
7. General Assignment Report
For excellence in coverage of a single or multi-part story or topic aired within
a regularly scheduled newscast or newscasts, which has no time limit for its preparation. Entry may include live and/or taped
elements. Stories and topics covered
must be of a Hard News character and be an assigned report that would not be considered
a Feature or Special Report (to be entered elsewhere).
Time Limit: 10 Minutes
8. Continuing Coverage
For excellence in coverage of a single news story over an extended number of reports.
Entries will be judged in part on story advancement and should be entered as a composite.
Elements may include segments from within or outside of a regularly scheduled newscast. A stand-alone segment from this composite
may be entered in one other area.
Time Limit: 30 Minutes
(See Also – Category 63 Advanced Media Breaking News
/ Continuing Coverage
9.
Feature Story
10. Feature Series
For excellence in reporting of a single or multi-part feature news story or topic
aired within a regularly scheduled newscast.
Time limit 10 minutes or two complete reports, if longer.
11. Human Interest Story
12. Human Interest Series
For excellence in coverage of stories that appeal to the human spirit.
Time limit 10 minutes or two complete reports, if longer.
13. Investigative Report
For excellence in reporting of a community problem requiring research and investigative
journalism, aired within a regularly scheduled newscast.
Entry will be judged on the quality and extent of research, the presentation,
and the impact of the reporting. Written
documentation is required (100-word limit).
Time limit 30 minutes.
Regional winners,
at their discretion, are eligible to compete for a plaque in the National News &
Documentary Awards in the following category: Outstanding Regional News Story –
Investigative Reporting.
See Also – Category 64 Advanced Media Investigative Report
14. Business/Consumer Report
For excellence in coverage of business, finance or consumer topics.
Time limit 10 minutes or two complete reports, if longer.
15. Specialty Assignment Report
For excellence in coverage of special interest information.
Time limit 10 minutes or two complete reports, if longer.
16. Journalistic Enterprise
For excellence in the continuing endeavor of high journalistic enterprise, which
may include investigative pieces, breaking news, features, profiles, interviews,
documentaries, etc. Composite entry
may include a maximum of 5 different stories. The
title of this entry must include the entrant’s name.
The airdate and length of each story must be submitted with the entry.
Time limit: 30 minutes.
17. News Special
For excellence in coverage of a one-time-only, significant, newsworthy event, occasion
or topic aired outside any regularly scheduled news program.
Subject should be an in-depth treatment of current topic.
Time limit 60 minutes.
18. Sportscast
For excellence in coverage of sports in general, sports related topics or subject
matter within a regularly scheduled news program.
Time limit 10 minutes or two complete reports, if longer.
See Also – Category 66 Advanced Media Sports
19. Sports Segment
For excellence in coverage of sports in general, sports related topics or subject
matter.
Time limit 10 minutes.
See Also – Category 66 Advanced Media Sports
20.
Sports Programs and Series
For excellence in a regularly scheduled daily
or weekly sports program, or for coverage of a one-time-only sports event (not sporting
game or play-by-play) or sports series.
Entry may be live or taped. Entry must
have, as its basis, special coverage not to be taken from a regularly scheduled
newscast. Entries may include multi-camera
and pre-produced segments that cover the full spectrum of the event.
Entry may have no post edits except for the removal of commercials.
Entry will be judged on overall content, presentation, enterprise, writing,
format, teases, etc. A maximum of three
edits is permitted to bring longer programs to the time limit. Enter complete program
or series compilation
Time Limit 30 minutes
See Also – Category 66 Advanced Media Sports
21.
Sports Event/Game – Live/Unedited
For excellence in production of a single program or series, live or live-to-tape
sports event or game. A composite is
required and must include examples of:
Show Open, Graphics Package, Use of Replays, Inserted Pre-Produced Segments, Use
of Statistical or Other Prepared Material, Highlights, Standard Coverage (e.g. Routine
Innings or Downs) and any additional material at entrant’s discretion.
Time limit 30 minutes.
See Also – Category 66 Advanced Media Sports
22. Weathercast
For excellence in coverage of weather in general, weather related topics or subject
matter within a regularly scheduled news program.
Time limit 10 minutes or two complete reports, if longer
23.
Documentary – Cultural
For excellence in the creation of a formal, structured television presentation of
in-depth coverage of a substantive topic in the areas of the arts, sciences, or
the humanities, during a single program of at least half-hour duration.
Time limit 60 minutes.
See Also – Category 68 Advanced Media Documentary
24.
Documentary - Historical
For excellence in the creation of a formal,
structured television presentation of.in-depth coverage of a substantive historical
topic during a single program of at least half-hour duration.
Time limit 60 minutes.
See Also – Category 68 Advanced Media Documentary
25. Documentary – Topical
For excellence in the creation of a formal,
structured television presentation of.in-depth coverage of a substantive topic in
the areas of current issues, topical events, or subject matter which includes social
and political issues of the day, during a single program of at least half-hour duration.
Time limit 60 minutes.
See Also – Category 68 Advanced Media Documentary
26. Arts/Entertainment (excluding
magazine programs)
For excellence in a regularly scheduled program or special that focuses on general
entertainment, variety or performing arts.
Series entries accepted. Enter complete
program or series compilation.
Time Limit 30 minutes.
See Also – Category 67 Advanced Media Arts / Entertainment
27. Magazine Program/Special
28. Magazine Series
For excellence in a program consisting of various segments of local interest designed
to entertain and inform.
Time limit 30 minutes
29.
Public Affairs
For excellence in a regularly scheduled program or special that focuses on current
issues of societal concerns, social ills, community or general public interest. Enter complete program or series compilation.
Time Limit 30 minutes.
See Also – Category 65 Advanced Media Public/Current/Community Affairs
30. Community Service
For excellence by executive producer (if directly involved), and/or producer in
programming, whether news or non-news, involving the entire station in a continuing
effort to focus interest on, and marshal support for, a worthy community cause.
Emphasis should be given to the depth, breadth and duration of the station effort.
Entry should include a one-page, written synopsis.
Time Limit 60 minutes.
See Also – Category 65 Advanced Media Public/Current/Community Affairs
31. Informational/Instructional
For excellence in presentation of stories whose prime purpose is to be instructional;
to teach formally or informally about a subject or subjects.
Enter complete program or series compilation.
Time Limit 30 minutes.
32. Children's Programs
For excellence by executive producer (if directly involved), producer and/or host(s)
in a program or series specifically designed for children.
Time Limit 30 minutes
33. Special Event Coverage - Live (other than
News or Sports)
34. Special Event Coverage – Edited (other than
News or Sports)
For excellence in coverage of a one-time-only,
anticipated community or entertainment event.
Program may include multi-cameras and pre-produced segments that cover the
full spectrum of the event. Live entries
should include at least 70% live material. A maximum of three edits is permitted
to bring longer programs to the time limit.
Time limit 30 minutes.
SPOT ANNOUNCEMENTS
One award, more than one award, or no award is given to the Producer(s) and others
directly responsible for the content and execution of the promotion or commercial. Entries must be locally conceived, produced
and aired. Spots that contain more
than 50% of network or syndicator-provided material do not qualify -- music, graphics
and pre-edited video constitute such material.
For a campaign, a minimum of two, and a maximum of three spots may be entered.
35.
PSA Spot
36.
PSA Campaign
For excellence in announcements that effectively focus interest in and marshal support
for worthy community or area causes.
37.
Promotional Spot/News
38.
Promotional Campaign/News
For excellence in announcements that promote
a news image, a specific story, stories or series, including sports, weather and/or
franchise stories. This includes promos
for news specials, breaking weather, sports specials, etc.
39. Promotional Spot/Programs (Non-News)
40.
Promotional Campaign/Programs (Non-New
For excellence in announcements
that promote non-news station programming.
This includes spots promoting a broader station image as well as locally produced
spots for network and/or syndicated programming.
41.
Commercial Spot
42.
Commercial Campaign
For excellence in commercial production advertising a product, business or service
that is conceived, written, created and produced in and for the local market. Spots may be between: 05 and 2:00 in
length. Program length commercials
(infomercials) are not eligible.
See Also – Category 70 Advanced
Media Commercial
INDIVIDUAL CRAFTS
One award, more than one award, or no award is given for excellence in a specific
television discipline demonstrating the skills of one or more individuals.
Submit a single example of the craft or a composite of material as originally
broadcast. While craft entrants may
submit more than one entry per craft discipline, only one of those entries may be
a composite. Craft awards are intended
for hands-on craftpersons, not those that supervise craftpersons.
Time Limit: 15 Minutes
43. Animation
See Also – Category 71 Advanced Media Animator / Motion Graphic
Designer
44. Audio
45. Director/News
46. Director/Programs (Non-News)
47. Director//Short Form (PSA/Promo/Commercial)
48. Editor/News
49. Editor/Programs (Non-News)
50.
Editor/Short Form (PSA/Promo/Commercial)
See Also – Category 73 Advanced Media Video Editor
51. Graphic Arts
See Also – Category 71 Advanced Media Animator / Motion
Graphic Designer
52. Lighting
53. Music Composer-Arranger
54. Photography/News
55. Photography/Program (Non-News)
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