WHO RUNS THESE AWARDS?
The
AIBs
are administered by the Association for International
Broadcasting, the not-for-profit, non-governmental industry
association and global knowledge network for the international
broadcasting industry. This celebration of media excellence was first
presented in 2005 at the request of AIB’s members.
LANGUAGES
We welcome entries in all languages. As the judging process is in
English, all non-English language TV entries must be subtitled and
radio entries must have an English language transcript.
ENTERING THE
AIBS
1
Go to theaibs.tv and complete the entry form
2
When we receive your entry form and payment, AIB will email
details of how to upload your content.
The closing date is 22 July 2015.
HOWMANY ENTRIES CAN I SEND?
There is no limit to the number of entries you can submit.
You must send a separate entry form and pay the fee for each entry.
ENTRY INFORMATION - TV
Entries should be in SD or HD with 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratio.
All entries must be submitted as they were initially broadcast with no
re-editing [for the journalism category you can send a compilation of
coverage with a maximum duration of 45’].
Please record the mixed audio on all channels and ask a technician
to verify that the audio and video have been properly recorded.
You need to supply a synopsis and other relevant information about
your entry for the benefit of the judges.
Please indicate a 30 second clip to be used should your entry be
shortlisted. This clip will be used at the Awards ceremony. Provide the
exact start time in minutes, seconds.
Non-English language entries must be supplied with subtitles.
Please make sure that time code is
not
visible.
TV PERSONALITY
All entries must be supported with a biography and one or more
high–resolution JPG photographs.
Showreels should provide sufficient material for the judges to
evaluate the entry. The showreel should be a minimum 15’ and a
maximum 45’ in length.
For showreels not in English, entries must have subtitles.
ONLINE FACTUAL
We need details of the online link(s) to the production, as well as a
written synopsis.
Non-English language productions should be subtitled or supported
with an English transcript and description.
ENTRY INFORMATION - RADIO
Please supply a synopsis and other relevant information about your
entry for the benefit of the judges.
Please indicate a 30 second clip to be used should your entry be
shortlisted. Provide the exact start time, plus the “in” and “out” words.
For non-English language entries, supply an English transcript.
RADIO PERSONALITY
All entries must be supported with a biography and one or more
high–resolution JPG photographs.
Audio showreels should provide sufficient material for the judges
to evaluate the entry. The showreel should be a minimum 15’ and a
maximum 45’ in length.
HOW TO ENTER THE AIBs
AND THE SMALL PRINT
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