Media Submission
•Download as PPT, PDF•
1 like•243 views
This document provides instructions for submitting media projects to Adobe Youth Voices. It outlines the steps for preparing projects, gathering necessary paperwork like model releases and licensing agreements, exporting media files, and submitting projects online or via hard copy. Requirements include proper crediting of youth artists, partners, and Adobe Youth Voices logo. Coordinators are responsible for ensuring complete paperwork and reviewing projects for copyright issues before final submission. Support resources like tutorials and forms are available online to guide the submission process.
Report
Share
Report
Share
![Agenda ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Recommended
Board of Education Vision 2013-2014
The Iasa Board of Education aims to equip the architecture profession by developing certification programs, educational courses, and accreditation standards over the next year. Their plans include expanding certification options to include specializations like systems architecture and a generalist track. They will also create a new Practicing Architect certification and begin the process for selecting CITA-M or Master Architects. The Board will work with colleges and local chapters to develop accredited educational programs and review curriculum. Volunteers are needed to participate in developing the various programs and standards.
Submission Guidelines
The document provides guidelines for submitting a tender/sebutharga proposal to MIMOS. It details that the commercial submission should include 10 sections such as a covering letter, priced proposals for equipment, consumables, maintenance, and payment terms. The technical submission should contain 14 sections including an executive summary, compliance statements, brochures, delivery schedules, experience, and training proposals. It instructs bidders to download relevant documents from MIMOS' website, fill them out, burn to CDs, and submit the originals, copies and CDs to the Procurement Department before the closing date.
Publish Personal Essays: 19 Websites and Magazines to Pitch (The Write Life)
Looking to get your personal essays published? The Write Life has developed a list of 19 websites and magazines that accept personal essays. Here's what those editors look for and how to pitch them.
For more advice on selling your work and writing jobs, sign up for The Write Life's newsletter: http://thewritelife.com/newsletter
Plus, our blog post on personal essays offers even more links, and some valuable ideas in the comments: http://thewritelife.com/19-websites-magazines-want-publish-personal-essays/
Author: Alexis Grant
ARPHA: Next-Generation Journal Publishing
ARPHA is a next-generation journal publishing platform developed by Pensoft Publishers that provides flexible, end-to-end services for scholarly publishing. It offers two different workflows for journal publishing - one based on XML and one based on traditional document formats. ARPHA supports the entire publishing process, including authoring, peer review, production, semantic enhancements, publication, archiving, and dissemination. It aims to advance open science practices through open access, open data, and linked open data.
Process of Making Multimedia.ppt
The proposal outlines an 8-phase process for developing a multimedia project including conceptualization, development planning, preproduction, production, postproduction, documentation, packaging, and delivery. It describes conducting a needs analysis, defining goals and objectives, establishing a target audience, and creating a project schedule and budget to manage the costs and resources required to complete each phase of the multimedia production process. The proposal is intended to provide a project plan and cost estimate to obtain approval and funding before beginning the multimedia development work.
Mini Project- Personal Multimedia Portfolio
Mini Project- Personal Multimedia PortfolioUniversity of Hertfordshire, School of Electronic Communications and Electrical Engineering
The following resources come from the 2009/10 BSc (Hons) in Multimedia Technology (course number 2ELE0075) from the University of Hertfordshire. All the mini projects are designed as level two modules of the undergraduate programmes.
The objectives of this module are to demonstrate abilities to:
Design and implement multimedia applications
Apply System Development Life Cycle methodology
Create and manipulate a range of media elements such as image, sound and animation
This project requires students to apply the System Development Life Cycle methodology to design and implement their personal multimedia portfolios for specific target audiences, with proper use of different media elements including image, sound and animation.2023 March Melbourne MUG
The document provides information about an upcoming Adobe Marketo Engage User Group event in Melbourne in March 2023. The agenda includes introductions, a deep dive on the Marketo program import feature and Marketo + DAM, and a Q&A panel. House rules for the event are outlined. Information is also provided on connecting with the user group chapter on Bevy and upcoming opportunities like the Adobe Experience Maker Awards and writing a review on G2. Details are given on updating Marketo certifications and an upcoming program import feature deep dive session with Jeremy Evans is announced.
IMCP main packet_0
The document provides an overview of the Interactive Media Certificate Program (IMCP) offered at North City Center. The 15-week, 25 hours per week program provides hands-on training in print, multimedia, and web design using industry-standard software like Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premier Pro, Dreamweaver and Flash. Upon completion, students will have a professional portfolio of their work. The IMCP emphasizes hands-on learning, team projects, and developing a robust digital portfolio to assist graduates in finding employment or clients in the interactive media field.
Recommended
Board of Education Vision 2013-2014
The Iasa Board of Education aims to equip the architecture profession by developing certification programs, educational courses, and accreditation standards over the next year. Their plans include expanding certification options to include specializations like systems architecture and a generalist track. They will also create a new Practicing Architect certification and begin the process for selecting CITA-M or Master Architects. The Board will work with colleges and local chapters to develop accredited educational programs and review curriculum. Volunteers are needed to participate in developing the various programs and standards.
Submission Guidelines
The document provides guidelines for submitting a tender/sebutharga proposal to MIMOS. It details that the commercial submission should include 10 sections such as a covering letter, priced proposals for equipment, consumables, maintenance, and payment terms. The technical submission should contain 14 sections including an executive summary, compliance statements, brochures, delivery schedules, experience, and training proposals. It instructs bidders to download relevant documents from MIMOS' website, fill them out, burn to CDs, and submit the originals, copies and CDs to the Procurement Department before the closing date.
Publish Personal Essays: 19 Websites and Magazines to Pitch (The Write Life)
Looking to get your personal essays published? The Write Life has developed a list of 19 websites and magazines that accept personal essays. Here's what those editors look for and how to pitch them.
For more advice on selling your work and writing jobs, sign up for The Write Life's newsletter: http://thewritelife.com/newsletter
Plus, our blog post on personal essays offers even more links, and some valuable ideas in the comments: http://thewritelife.com/19-websites-magazines-want-publish-personal-essays/
Author: Alexis Grant
ARPHA: Next-Generation Journal Publishing
ARPHA is a next-generation journal publishing platform developed by Pensoft Publishers that provides flexible, end-to-end services for scholarly publishing. It offers two different workflows for journal publishing - one based on XML and one based on traditional document formats. ARPHA supports the entire publishing process, including authoring, peer review, production, semantic enhancements, publication, archiving, and dissemination. It aims to advance open science practices through open access, open data, and linked open data.
Process of Making Multimedia.ppt
The proposal outlines an 8-phase process for developing a multimedia project including conceptualization, development planning, preproduction, production, postproduction, documentation, packaging, and delivery. It describes conducting a needs analysis, defining goals and objectives, establishing a target audience, and creating a project schedule and budget to manage the costs and resources required to complete each phase of the multimedia production process. The proposal is intended to provide a project plan and cost estimate to obtain approval and funding before beginning the multimedia development work.
Mini Project- Personal Multimedia Portfolio
Mini Project- Personal Multimedia PortfolioUniversity of Hertfordshire, School of Electronic Communications and Electrical Engineering
The following resources come from the 2009/10 BSc (Hons) in Multimedia Technology (course number 2ELE0075) from the University of Hertfordshire. All the mini projects are designed as level two modules of the undergraduate programmes.
The objectives of this module are to demonstrate abilities to:
Design and implement multimedia applications
Apply System Development Life Cycle methodology
Create and manipulate a range of media elements such as image, sound and animation
This project requires students to apply the System Development Life Cycle methodology to design and implement their personal multimedia portfolios for specific target audiences, with proper use of different media elements including image, sound and animation.2023 March Melbourne MUG
The document provides information about an upcoming Adobe Marketo Engage User Group event in Melbourne in March 2023. The agenda includes introductions, a deep dive on the Marketo program import feature and Marketo + DAM, and a Q&A panel. House rules for the event are outlined. Information is also provided on connecting with the user group chapter on Bevy and upcoming opportunities like the Adobe Experience Maker Awards and writing a review on G2. Details are given on updating Marketo certifications and an upcoming program import feature deep dive session with Jeremy Evans is announced.
IMCP main packet_0
The document provides an overview of the Interactive Media Certificate Program (IMCP) offered at North City Center. The 15-week, 25 hours per week program provides hands-on training in print, multimedia, and web design using industry-standard software like Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premier Pro, Dreamweaver and Flash. Upon completion, students will have a professional portfolio of their work. The IMCP emphasizes hands-on learning, team projects, and developing a robust digital portfolio to assist graduates in finding employment or clients in the interactive media field.
Btt 1 o8 ethical issues in developing technologies
This document outlines the design brief and process for developing an ethical technology solution to address a community issue. Students are asked to identify a global issue, research existing technologies, and design an innovative technology to solve the problem. They must also create a presentation for potential investors to obtain funding. The design process involves inquiring and analyzing the issue, developing ideas by exploring software options and creating planning documents, and producing the solution through technical execution and following the project plan. Students will evaluate their solution and the design process. The overall goal is for students to create an ethically sound technology that benefits the target community.
Portfolio guidelines
This document provides guidelines for applicants to Media Design School on submitting a portfolio as part of their application. It explains that different courses have different portfolio requirements, including general portfolios, basic portfolios, advanced portfolios, and task sheets. Applicants must check the specific requirements for their course of interest. The document provides details on formatting portfolios, including submitting them digitally through online platforms or as PDFs, and tips for assembling works and including captions.
Beyond Powerpoint
The document discusses tools that can be used to take projects beyond PowerPoint, including blogs, vlogs, podcasts, screen casts, Second Life, and video conferencing. It explores collaborating tools like Skype and Oovoo, publishing platforms like websites and YouTube, and design software like Sweet Home 3D. Educators are encouraged to consider how these types of tools can be incorporated into projects for launching, collaboration, or final products. Reflection is requested on tools that could be used, challenges of enabling access, and next steps for adoption.
The Web Development Process
This deck was created to provide a quick overview of the web development process to a group of students who were creating a new section of content on our website. I provided them with the resources that they needed to get through the discovery and content creation phases and produce assets that could then be developed by our team.
Adobe Acrobat XI Overview
This document provides information to help sell the new Acrobat XI family. It discusses key drivers for upgrading to Acrobat XI like major new features, upgrade and expansion opportunities, and a special guarantee promotion. Details are given on the Acrobat XI product portfolio and highlights of new functionality. Channel sales tools and online certification are also mentioned. Finally, several sales plays are outlined to approach different types of customers and leverage Acrobat XI upgrades, Microsoft migrations, and volume licensing deals.
Winning Campaigns with Powerful Collateral
Ever wonder what it takes to develop an advocacy, public awareness, or marketing campaign that “wins” for your organization or library? Want to create effective print and online materials that truly resonate with the communities you serve or get political leaders to take notice?
Changes for coursework assessment 2021
The document summarizes changes to the non-exam assessment (NEA) component for OCR's AS and A Level Media Studies qualifications in 2021. It states that students will be permitted to submit a prototype and supporting evidence for their media production if they are unable to complete the full production due to disruption from COVID-19. It provides guidance on what prototypes and supporting evidence should include to demonstrate how the full production would meet the assessment criteria.
Nitin_updated_Profile
Nitin Saxena is seeking a long-term position as an SAP ABAP consultant where he can fully utilize his skills. He has over 5 years of experience in SAP ABAP development, WebDynpro, BODS, and data migration tools. He has worked on projects for clients like Robert Bosch, Bosch LLC, and Lava Mobiles. Nitin has expertise in ABAP, WebDynpro, BODS, LSMW, BDC and has experience developing interfaces, reports, and automating processes. He is proficient in languages like ABAP, C, C++ and holds a bachelor's degree in computer science and engineering.
Adobe DPS, what's next? How to migrate from an existing digital publishing pl...
Adobe DPS is set to end-of-life on August 31st 2019. This webinar conducted by digital expert Stéphane Dayras will show you how to successfully switch to new digital publishing tools and keep making the most out of your content.
IBM developerWorks overview
developerWorks is IBM's online technical resource for developers, IT professionals, and students. It provides deep technical content across technologies and IBM products, as well as community resources to get answers to tough questions. DeveloperWorks aims to help users stay up-to-date on the latest trends, develop skills through tutorials and training, evaluate IBM products using trial downloads, and collaborate with others on the site.
horror-film-fearless-project-proposal.pptx
This document provides a template for creating a horror film project proposal. It includes sections for objectives, resources, budget, solutions, communication plan, and conclusion. The objectives section outlines the goal of completing the project on time and on budget. The resources section lists the project team members and their relevant experience, as well as a $100,000 budget. The solutions section provides examples of potential solutions for the project.
Multimedia-Lecture-2.pptx
The document outlines the key stages in developing a multimedia project: pre-production, production, and post-production. Pre-production involves planning, defining goals and the target audience. Production is where the content is created, such as scripts, art, audio/video. Post-production includes testing, mastering, duplication and distribution of the final product. Successful projects require collaboration between team members with different skills, such as project managers, designers, programmers, and specialists in areas like audio/video. The roles and responsibilities of each team member are also described.
Horror Film Project Proposal by Slidesgo.pptx
This document provides a horror film project proposal template that can be edited. It includes sections for objectives, resources, budget, solutions, communication plan, and conclusion. The template contains editable slides with descriptions, examples, and guidance for creating an effective project proposal.
[DevRelCon Earth 2020] Developers, be the evangelist
1) The document discusses how a software developer at Rakuten became interested in the field of developer relations (DevRel) and wanted to contribute more beyond just engineering work.
2) As a developer, they faced limitations in resources and responsibilities. So they created an original test automation product, productized their experiences, and shared their work with others to inspire more engineers.
3) Over time, their efforts led to positive changes where others started participating in DevRel, the company began supporting their DevRel activities, and they found partners to collaborate with to further empower developers.
nologies Semester 2 Lecture 1
The document outlines the stages and process for developing an emerging technologies strategy for a client named Rob's Records. The stages include understanding the client environment, developing a plan through stakeholder and market analysis, determining product strategy, implementing and supporting the strategy, and life cycle planning. The strategy will involve investigating Rob's Records business, mapping stakeholders, analyzing available technologies, and creating a proof of concept website to demonstrate the strategy. The process is iterative and aims to help Rob's Records effectively adopt emerging technologies.
Android and Solution challenge that is Discover Design develop
The document discusses Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC), which are student-led clubs that organize technical events to develop skills in areas like Google tools. It then provides details on an upcoming GDSC event called "Discover, Design, Develop" which is a hackathon where students will build applications to address one of the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals. The timeline and criteria for the hackathon submission process is outlined. The document encourages students to register for the Solution Challenge competition associated with the hackathon.
Adobe Air Development Consulting
Adobe AIR allows developers to create rich desktop applications using web technologies like HTML and Flash. It provides benefits like enhanced user experience, leveraging existing assets, and reaching customers directly on their desktops. Some challenges include limited database support and lack of threading. Anubavam has experience developing AIR applications and providing services to global clients.
AI Tech Project free template by Slidesgo.pptx
This document provides instructions and templates for creating a project proposal. It includes sections for objectives, resources, budget, solutions, communication plan, and conclusion. Graphs and visual elements are recommended to clearly present information. The templates provide examples of project timelines, expenses, key performance indicators, and credits to attribute the design source.
Why you need a Developer Relations team for your API
Providing a good API product to your users is the minimum. With all the competition developers have many more expectations than quality APIs; developer community, documentation, tutorials, developer tools and this is exactly where the Developer Relations (DevRel) team fits. In this talk we’ll discuss why your API product needs a DevRel team and how it can drastically upgrade the face of your API program and satisfy your users. We’ll talk about how the DevRel team can engage your users to nurture a long-term community and make your API product successful.
Document Assembly: How To Get Started
Document Assembly: How to Get Started, Kate Bladow and Claudia Johnson (Pro Bono Net), and Rachel Medina (for Center for ATJ and Technology)
[presented at the Legal Services Corporation'sTechnology Initiative Grants (TIG) conference in 2009]
More Related Content
Similar to Media Submission
Btt 1 o8 ethical issues in developing technologies
This document outlines the design brief and process for developing an ethical technology solution to address a community issue. Students are asked to identify a global issue, research existing technologies, and design an innovative technology to solve the problem. They must also create a presentation for potential investors to obtain funding. The design process involves inquiring and analyzing the issue, developing ideas by exploring software options and creating planning documents, and producing the solution through technical execution and following the project plan. Students will evaluate their solution and the design process. The overall goal is for students to create an ethically sound technology that benefits the target community.
Portfolio guidelines
This document provides guidelines for applicants to Media Design School on submitting a portfolio as part of their application. It explains that different courses have different portfolio requirements, including general portfolios, basic portfolios, advanced portfolios, and task sheets. Applicants must check the specific requirements for their course of interest. The document provides details on formatting portfolios, including submitting them digitally through online platforms or as PDFs, and tips for assembling works and including captions.
Beyond Powerpoint
The document discusses tools that can be used to take projects beyond PowerPoint, including blogs, vlogs, podcasts, screen casts, Second Life, and video conferencing. It explores collaborating tools like Skype and Oovoo, publishing platforms like websites and YouTube, and design software like Sweet Home 3D. Educators are encouraged to consider how these types of tools can be incorporated into projects for launching, collaboration, or final products. Reflection is requested on tools that could be used, challenges of enabling access, and next steps for adoption.
The Web Development Process
This deck was created to provide a quick overview of the web development process to a group of students who were creating a new section of content on our website. I provided them with the resources that they needed to get through the discovery and content creation phases and produce assets that could then be developed by our team.
Adobe Acrobat XI Overview
This document provides information to help sell the new Acrobat XI family. It discusses key drivers for upgrading to Acrobat XI like major new features, upgrade and expansion opportunities, and a special guarantee promotion. Details are given on the Acrobat XI product portfolio and highlights of new functionality. Channel sales tools and online certification are also mentioned. Finally, several sales plays are outlined to approach different types of customers and leverage Acrobat XI upgrades, Microsoft migrations, and volume licensing deals.
Winning Campaigns with Powerful Collateral
Ever wonder what it takes to develop an advocacy, public awareness, or marketing campaign that “wins” for your organization or library? Want to create effective print and online materials that truly resonate with the communities you serve or get political leaders to take notice?
Changes for coursework assessment 2021
The document summarizes changes to the non-exam assessment (NEA) component for OCR's AS and A Level Media Studies qualifications in 2021. It states that students will be permitted to submit a prototype and supporting evidence for their media production if they are unable to complete the full production due to disruption from COVID-19. It provides guidance on what prototypes and supporting evidence should include to demonstrate how the full production would meet the assessment criteria.
Nitin_updated_Profile
Nitin Saxena is seeking a long-term position as an SAP ABAP consultant where he can fully utilize his skills. He has over 5 years of experience in SAP ABAP development, WebDynpro, BODS, and data migration tools. He has worked on projects for clients like Robert Bosch, Bosch LLC, and Lava Mobiles. Nitin has expertise in ABAP, WebDynpro, BODS, LSMW, BDC and has experience developing interfaces, reports, and automating processes. He is proficient in languages like ABAP, C, C++ and holds a bachelor's degree in computer science and engineering.
Adobe DPS, what's next? How to migrate from an existing digital publishing pl...
Adobe DPS is set to end-of-life on August 31st 2019. This webinar conducted by digital expert Stéphane Dayras will show you how to successfully switch to new digital publishing tools and keep making the most out of your content.
IBM developerWorks overview
developerWorks is IBM's online technical resource for developers, IT professionals, and students. It provides deep technical content across technologies and IBM products, as well as community resources to get answers to tough questions. DeveloperWorks aims to help users stay up-to-date on the latest trends, develop skills through tutorials and training, evaluate IBM products using trial downloads, and collaborate with others on the site.
horror-film-fearless-project-proposal.pptx
This document provides a template for creating a horror film project proposal. It includes sections for objectives, resources, budget, solutions, communication plan, and conclusion. The objectives section outlines the goal of completing the project on time and on budget. The resources section lists the project team members and their relevant experience, as well as a $100,000 budget. The solutions section provides examples of potential solutions for the project.
Multimedia-Lecture-2.pptx
The document outlines the key stages in developing a multimedia project: pre-production, production, and post-production. Pre-production involves planning, defining goals and the target audience. Production is where the content is created, such as scripts, art, audio/video. Post-production includes testing, mastering, duplication and distribution of the final product. Successful projects require collaboration between team members with different skills, such as project managers, designers, programmers, and specialists in areas like audio/video. The roles and responsibilities of each team member are also described.
Horror Film Project Proposal by Slidesgo.pptx
This document provides a horror film project proposal template that can be edited. It includes sections for objectives, resources, budget, solutions, communication plan, and conclusion. The template contains editable slides with descriptions, examples, and guidance for creating an effective project proposal.
[DevRelCon Earth 2020] Developers, be the evangelist
1) The document discusses how a software developer at Rakuten became interested in the field of developer relations (DevRel) and wanted to contribute more beyond just engineering work.
2) As a developer, they faced limitations in resources and responsibilities. So they created an original test automation product, productized their experiences, and shared their work with others to inspire more engineers.
3) Over time, their efforts led to positive changes where others started participating in DevRel, the company began supporting their DevRel activities, and they found partners to collaborate with to further empower developers.
nologies Semester 2 Lecture 1
The document outlines the stages and process for developing an emerging technologies strategy for a client named Rob's Records. The stages include understanding the client environment, developing a plan through stakeholder and market analysis, determining product strategy, implementing and supporting the strategy, and life cycle planning. The strategy will involve investigating Rob's Records business, mapping stakeholders, analyzing available technologies, and creating a proof of concept website to demonstrate the strategy. The process is iterative and aims to help Rob's Records effectively adopt emerging technologies.
Android and Solution challenge that is Discover Design develop
The document discusses Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC), which are student-led clubs that organize technical events to develop skills in areas like Google tools. It then provides details on an upcoming GDSC event called "Discover, Design, Develop" which is a hackathon where students will build applications to address one of the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals. The timeline and criteria for the hackathon submission process is outlined. The document encourages students to register for the Solution Challenge competition associated with the hackathon.
Adobe Air Development Consulting
Adobe AIR allows developers to create rich desktop applications using web technologies like HTML and Flash. It provides benefits like enhanced user experience, leveraging existing assets, and reaching customers directly on their desktops. Some challenges include limited database support and lack of threading. Anubavam has experience developing AIR applications and providing services to global clients.
AI Tech Project free template by Slidesgo.pptx
This document provides instructions and templates for creating a project proposal. It includes sections for objectives, resources, budget, solutions, communication plan, and conclusion. Graphs and visual elements are recommended to clearly present information. The templates provide examples of project timelines, expenses, key performance indicators, and credits to attribute the design source.
Why you need a Developer Relations team for your API
Providing a good API product to your users is the minimum. With all the competition developers have many more expectations than quality APIs; developer community, documentation, tutorials, developer tools and this is exactly where the Developer Relations (DevRel) team fits. In this talk we’ll discuss why your API product needs a DevRel team and how it can drastically upgrade the face of your API program and satisfy your users. We’ll talk about how the DevRel team can engage your users to nurture a long-term community and make your API product successful.
Document Assembly: How To Get Started
Document Assembly: How to Get Started, Kate Bladow and Claudia Johnson (Pro Bono Net), and Rachel Medina (for Center for ATJ and Technology)
[presented at the Legal Services Corporation'sTechnology Initiative Grants (TIG) conference in 2009]
Similar to Media Submission (20)
Btt 1 o8 ethical issues in developing technologies
Btt 1 o8 ethical issues in developing technologies
Adobe DPS, what's next? How to migrate from an existing digital publishing pl...
Adobe DPS, what's next? How to migrate from an existing digital publishing pl...
[DevRelCon Earth 2020] Developers, be the evangelist
[DevRelCon Earth 2020] Developers, be the evangelist
Android and Solution challenge that is Discover Design develop
Android and Solution challenge that is Discover Design develop
Why you need a Developer Relations team for your API
Why you need a Developer Relations team for your API
Media Submission
- 1. Adobe Youth Voices Media Submission Process March 28, 2011
- 4. Preparing Your media Schedule time before the deadline given to you by your coordinator/mentor for a final review of projects. Look closely at spelling, copyright, and proper crediting. Check out the Copyright Checklist to make sure that Adobe Youth Voices will legally be able to exhibit the work. Do you have ALL required model release forms? NELA Forms ? Involve the youth artists in the review process by giving them the Copyright Checklist as well! Be sure the projects credit the youth artists, all partner organizations, and include the Adobe Youth Voices logo at the end of the piece (video) or on the piece (other media).
- 5. Paperwork and Forms Model Release Forms: signed and collected from anyone who appears or is heard in the project. If under 18 a parent/ guardian signature is also required. NELA (Non-Exclusive Licensing Agreement) : signed and collected from all the youth artists. If under 18 a parent/ guardian signature is also required. The Model Releases and NELA Forms should be scanned and submitted along with the media projects online. If you do not have the capacity to scan paperwork to save electronically, you can submit the hard copies. Be sure to make copies for your own records!
- 11. Questions & Answers After the Webinar, visit the Exhibition Forum to post your questions about submitting work and exhibition: http://adobeyouthvoices.org/hives/c3a641bb60/summary
Editor's Notes
- KG
- KG
- KG
- KG
- KG
- AY & KG
- AY – Demo Online Tool
- AY
- KG
- AY & KG
- WR