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Events
| Anime Music Video Contest
There are a few minor changes to the rules this
year, so please make sure to read them over thoroughly before submitting.
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There will be four categories this year.
- Drama
- Romance
- Action
- Comedy
The top three submissions in each category are voted on by the
audience. Our hand-selected panel of judges and the convention chairman
choose our special Judge’s favorite and Chairman’s Awards
respectively.
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Friday 3PM
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Saturday
3PM
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Sunday
10AM - Replay |
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Saturday, May 27th 2006
All entries MUST be submitted no later then this. Any entry arriving
after this date will not be considered, so make sure to get them
in ASAP!!!
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You must include a separate form for each AMV that you submit.
The form should be nothing more then a normal .txt file that contains
the following information:
- Title of AMV
- Full legal name
- Nickname, if applicable
- Mailing address
- Telephone number (including area code)
- Email address
- Song title(s), artist(s), and recording label(s)
- Name of source video footage
- Name of category you are submitting to
You must include ALL of that information before
your video will be considered for the contest. If you are unsure
about any of the information please look it up, as it is all crucial
information.
To make things easier, we would prefer that you use the naming
convention of “Editor’s name – AMV title”
to name both your AMV and submission form so that we can make sure
to keep them together.
(i.e. “John Smith – My AMV.avi” and “John
Smith – My AMV.txt”).
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All submissions must meet the following standards:
- 720 x 480 resolution
- 29.97 frames per second OR 23.976 frames per second with 3:2 pulldown
- Non-Interlaced video (Progressive)
- 48000 Hz audio
Any of the following encoding formats may be used, provided that
they meet the above standards:
Video:
- MPEG 1 or 2
- HuffYUV avi
- Uncompressed avi
- Divx avi
- Xvid avi
Audio:
- Uncompressed wav (PCM)
- Dolby ac3
- MPEG audio (mp3, mp2, etc.) |
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1) All entries *MUST* conform to
the formats listed above.
2) Due to issues with formatting, videos
encoded using Windows Movie Maker are ineligible. You can
download a free 30-day trial of Adobe Premiere Pro from http://adobe.com/support/downloads/
if you need an alternate video editor.
3) A maximum of two submissions per person, one per
category is allowed.
4) Entries must not exceed 5:00 minutes running time
in length.
5) Submission should be recent work (i.e. made within
the last year or so) and should not be winning submissions from this
or any other convention or contest.
6) The following excessive materials are not allowed:
nudity, violence, racial or verbal obscenities.
7) Dubbed sound from licensed commercial translation
is NOT allowed. Subtitles of ANY
kind (commercial or self made) are also strictly forbidden.
8) All entries must be accompanied by a completely
filled out submission form. (see above)
9) Mailed submissions must have your name, phone
number, address, and submission information clearly written on the
jewel case and the media itself.
10) Mailed submission materials become the property
of Anime Mid-Atlantic, and are non-returnable.
11) Only the best quality submissions will be eligible
to compete. Submissions with significant audio or visual degradation
will not be accepted.
12) Prizes will be presented during closing ceremonies
on Sunday. If the contestant is not attending the convention, he/she
is responsible for arranging for receipt of their prize at their own
expense however, plaques and certificates will be mailed out after
the convention courtesy of Anime Mid-Atlantic. All prizes not claimed
by June 30, 2006 will become property of the convention.
13) Copies of the contest will not be available due
to legal concerns.
14) Anime Mid-Atlantic is not responsible for lost,
stolen, misdirected, or damaged entries, prizes, etc.
15) We reserve the right to reject any video for
any reason at any time. Although unlikely, rules are subject to change.
If any major changes are necessary to your video, we will attempt
to contact you.
Any questions or concerns about these rules
can be emailed to
AnimeMidAtlanticAMV@Gmail.com
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FTP
You may submit your AMV via our FTP using the following information.
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AnimeMidAtlantic.serveftp.com |
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21 |
| Username: |
upload |
| Password: |
amaamv |
Once you are logged in, you can upload your AMV and submission form directly into the root directory that it starts you in.
A few things to note about the FTP:
- Username and password MUST be lowercase in order to log in
- There are no limits on the size of the file you upload
- You will only be able to upload to the FTP. You will not be able
to download anything.
- If your upload is interrupted for any reason, you will
be able to resume your upload. (so don’t freak out >_<)
- Make sure to upload a copy of your completed submission form along
with your submission so that we know whose AMV it is!
- Follow file-naming guidelines shown above (i.e. “John Smith
– My AMV.avi” and “John Smith – My AMV.txt”)
- Send an email to animemidatlanticamv@gmail.com
once your submission is uploaded so that we can retrieve it.
Any FTP client should work fine, but if you are
in need of one, we recommend the free version of SmartFTP available
from http://www.smartftp.com
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Snail Mail
If for any reason you are unable to submit via our FTP, You may
mail your entry on CD-R, CD-RW, DVD+/-R, or DVD+/-RW to the following
address:
Anime Mid-Atlantic AMV Contest
614 Shawn Court
Highland Springs, VA 23075
Please note that any submission by mail should be written to the disc
as “data” and should not be authored. |
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