This document outlines the rules and categories for a radio contest. Entries must be submitted on audio cassette or CD, with only one entry per format. The cassette/CD and container must be properly labeled with the contestant's information. The document lists 8 categories for entries, including documentaries, news stories, public affairs programs, commercials, and sportscasts. Entries will be judged based on criteria for each category such as content, production quality, and timing.
This document outlines the rules and categories for a radio contest. Entries must be submitted on audio cassette or CD, with only one entry per format. The cassette/CD and container must be properly labeled with the contestant's information. The document lists 8 categories for entries, including documentaries, news stories, public affairs programs, commercials, and sportscasts. Entries will be judged based on criteria for each category such as content, production quality, and timing.
This document outlines the rules and categories for a radio contest. Entries must be submitted on audio cassette or CD, with only one entry per format. The cassette/CD and container must be properly labeled with the contestant's information. The document lists 8 categories for entries, including documentaries, news stories, public affairs programs, commercials, and sportscasts. Entries will be judged based on criteria for each category such as content, production quality, and timing.
This document outlines the rules and categories for a radio contest. Entries must be submitted on audio cassette or CD, with only one entry per format. The cassette/CD and container must be properly labeled with the contestant's information. The document lists 8 categories for entries, including documentaries, news stories, public affairs programs, commercials, and sportscasts. Entries will be judged based on criteria for each category such as content, production quality, and timing.
All
submissions
must
be
recorded
on
audio
cassette
OR
CD.
One
entry
per
cassette/CD.
Each
entry
should
be
in
appropriate
package/storage
(audiocassettes
in
box
or
container,
CD
in
appropriate
holder).
On
each
complete
entry,
place
the
gummed
label
on
the
“A”
side
of
the
cassette
and
properly
label
the
outside
of
the
cassette
holder.
For
CD
entries,
each
CD
should
be
properly
labeled
on
the
CD
and
on
the
outside
of
the
CD
holder.
Please
include
a
complete
Entry
Log
for
this
contest.
Categories
1.
Documentary
(5-‐30
minutes)
2.
Spot
News
(up
to
45
seconds)
–
Single
story
that
presents
spot
news,
new
information,
or
a
new
angle
on
information
or
past
event.
An
objective
story
that
represents
relevance,
usefulness
and
interest.
3.
Feature
Story
(up
to
2
minutes)
–
A
non-‐fiction
story
that
has
a
human
interest
value,
describing
a
person,
place,
idea
or
event.
4.
Single
Public
Affairs
Program
(15-‐30
minutes)
-‐
Public
affairs
reporting
can
include
almost
anything
that
deals
with
the
appropriation,
distribution,
handling
or
expenditure
of
public
funds.
It
includes
all
public
and
quasi-‐ public
agencies,
organizations
and
institutions.
It
also
includes
the
community
organizations
affected
by
public
institutions.
5.
Spot
Commercial,
Public
Service
Announcement
OR
Promotional
Announcement
(30-‐60
seconds)
6.
Sportscast
(up
to
15
minutes)
–
May
be
play-‐by-‐play.
The
sportscast
may
include
sounders,
sound
bites,
theme
music
and
jingles.
Entries
will
be
judged
upon
opening,
story
order,
delivery,
energy,
articulation,
enunciation,
pronunciation,
transitions,
credibility,
pacing,
and
closing.
7.
Production
(up
to
15
minutes)
-‐
Submit
an
original
commercial,
public
service
announcement
or
station
promo.
Entries
will
be
judged
upon
opening,
voice,
delivery,
script,
effective
use
of
sound,
creativity,
production
value,
closing,
and
timing.
8.
Overall
(5-‐30
minutes)
–
One
eligible
newscast.
Newscast
must
be
regularly
scheduled
and
broadcast
at
least
once
a
week.
Award
will
be
made
in
the
radio
station’s
name.