Three years ago, we started to award a €10,000 ($13,200) prize for the best European VJ news piece. This year, the Concentra Company (one of the largest newspaper/media groups in Belgium) is expanding the award to include VJs from all over the world. For more information and to submit an entry contact:
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$13,000 prize offered for best news piece by a VJ - Lost Remote TV Blog // March 23, 2007 at 12:19 pm |
[...] Michael Rosenblum points us to the announcement of the 2007 edition of the Concentra Award, a 10,000 Euro (About $13,600 at today’s exchange rate) prize for the best news piece by a videojournalist. Although based out of Belgium, the award is not limited to Europeans. It is also not for amateurs, but rather is for those who work at a broadcast station. (The entry has to show the anchor’s intro and outro.) From the rules: Each entry has to be made by a video journalist that personally was responsible for the research of the item. He or she must have operated the camera and taken care of the editing personally. The voice over can be from someone else. Each news item has to be (made with) digital video and (preferably) be edited at a PC. [...]
wfstuff.info » $13,000 prize offered for best news piece by a VJ // March 23, 2007 at 12:39 pm |
[...] Michael Rosenblum points us to the announcement of the 2007 edition of the Concentra Award, a 10,000 Euro (About $13,600 at today’s exchange rate) prize for the best news piece by a videojournalist. Although based out of Belgium, the award is not limited to Europeans this year. It is also not for amateurs, but rather is for those who work at a broadcast station. (The entry has to show the anchor’s intro and outro.) From the rules: Each entry has to be made by a video journalist that personally was responsible for the research of the item. He or she must have operated the camera and taken care of the editing personally. The voice over can be from someone else. Each news item has to be (made with) digital video and (preferably) be edited at a PC. [...]
Will Sullivan's Journerdism » Washington Post redesign launches; Multiple eye-tracking surveys; How mass media tries to pass off crap as news; Graffitti with class; Human-droid love // August 3, 2007 at 5:29 am |
[...] $13,000 VJ Prize Might as well hand it to Travis Fox right now. [...]