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Music Supervision

Entries in this medium highlight creativity in music supervision in advertising or a trailer/teaser. These will include promos and spots that are typically 15, 30 or 60 seconds in length. If awarded, the entry will recognize the music supervisor(s) or music producer(s).

See previous award winners in this medium here

 

Entry Types

  • Adapted: These entries should include a commissioned re-working of an existing piece of material, be it public domain or licensed.
  • Licensed: Music that has been used straight from the master recording. This can be edited but should not have been re-arranged.
  • Mixed: Entries that include multiple types of tracks (licensed, original, and/or adapted).
  • Original: This is a music track, which has been commissioned and composed specially for the entry. This does not include arrangements of any sort as that is covered by Music Adaptation. This also does not include any material that is in the public domain.

 


Categories

  • Commercial or Promotional Content - Entries in this category are for music supervision in film or video advertising (commercials).
  • Trailer/Teaser - Entries in this category are for music supervision in trailers or teasers.

 

Entry Fees

Feb 6th - April 28th: $420

April 29th - June 30th: $495

July 1st - Sept 22nd: $550

Please note that prices increase based on the deadline period.  See the Entry Fees section for details.

 

Campaigns

This medium type is eligible for campaign entries.

  • Campaigns consist of 2 or more pieces in the same medium and category.
  • Each piece within a campaign requires an individual entry form to be completed (including individual uploaded media and payment).

 

Required Media

  • Cover Image (1)
  • Supporting Video (1)

Optional Media

  • Caseboard (1)
  • Supporting Audio (1)
  • Supporting Image (1)
  • PDF (1)
  • URL (1)

For details on the specific media requirements please see the Media Requirements section.

For judging purposes, please submit your entry in English. Non-English entries must be dubbed in English. In addition, you must also provide an English translation in the “English-Language Translation” box on the entry form.
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