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FAQ - Mid-America EMMY

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Video Upload – What do I need to<br />

know<br />

VIDEO PREPARATION and Formats<br />

Entrants are responsible for the technical quality of<br />

their videos.<br />

FORMAT: Your video must be one of the following<br />

formats:<br />

flv (flash video)<br />

mp4 (MPEG-4 H.264 encoding)<br />

vp6 (True Motion)<br />

mov (QuickTime PTEG-4 H.264 encoding)<br />

SIZE: The video file size should not be larger than<br />

500MB to make upload times reasonable.<br />

All video files should be sized to 480x320 pixels<br />

or larger but the preferred width is 480 wide.<br />

Videos less than 480 will NOT be up-scaled to 480,<br />

so submit 480 or greater to ensure your video is<br />

comparable with others in the category. Videos<br />

larger than 480 wide will be transcoded to fit by<br />

the player. All video are played back in a 480x320<br />

video player window (or 480x270 if 16:9 ratio) but<br />

can also be viewed full screen during the judging<br />

process.<br />

LENGTH: Do NOT submit more than is allowed<br />

because it will be truncated.<br />

Please submit the correct length (or LESS) as<br />

allowed for the category you are entering. For<br />

example, DO NOT submit a 22 minute clip for a<br />

category with maximum length 15 minutes.<br />

The clip will be truncated at the specified time<br />

length.<br />

Can I promote my regional <strong>EMMY</strong>®<br />

statuette If I am awarded an <strong>EMMY</strong>®<br />

statuette, can I promote it and for<br />

how long<br />

<strong>EMMY</strong>® USAGE DISTINCTION<br />

All publicity, advertising or any written reference<br />

undertaken by nominees and award recipients to<br />

Area <strong>EMMY</strong>® Awards, must clearly state that the<br />

awarded achievement is for a “Regional <strong>EMMY</strong>®<br />

Award,” so that the distinction between Chapter<br />

Area Award recipients/nominees and National<br />

Award recipients/nominees is clearly established.<br />

(from page 61 of the Regional Awards Manual,<br />

under “Appropriate Symbols of Excellence”)<br />

<strong>EMMY</strong>® Trademark & Promotion<br />

There are strict guidelines regulating the display<br />

and promotion of the <strong>EMMY</strong>® statuette statue. For<br />

details please follow the guidelines set forth by<br />

the National office regarding acceptable ways to<br />

promote/advertise <strong>EMMY</strong>® awards.<br />

Please keep in mind the <strong>EMMY</strong>® statuette statue is<br />

a symbol of excellence in broadcasting and not of<br />

being the best.<br />

“Recipients can’t claim to be the ‘best’. The<br />

protocol that should be followed is for each<br />

winner to state that they were an <strong>EMMY</strong>® winner<br />

in a given category; nowhere in our rules, judging<br />

procedures or ballots is it expressed or implied that<br />

winners are the ‘best’; they are ‘<strong>EMMY</strong>® recipients’<br />

or “<strong>EMMY</strong>® winners”. The spirit of the ‘standard<br />

excellence’ should prevail.”<br />

Page 33<br />

Click here to return to Table of contents • 2013 <strong>Mid</strong>-<strong>America</strong> Emmy ® Awards - Call For Entries • www.emmymid-america.org

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