How to maximise your awards chances
An essential factor in winning awards is understanding what the jury is looking for. With the Mumbrella Awards call for entry now live, Mumbrella’s head of marketing Danika Porter – who has both written award-winning entries and been a juror – offers her advice on where to begin.
I’ve been on both sides of the fence.
Firstly, as the one labouring for days writing an entry, eagerly awaiting the shortlist announcement and jubilantly celebrating when being announced as the winner on stage.
Secondly, in my role as head of marketing at Mumbrella, I’ve been both responsible for marketing our awards to the industry and privileged to sit on the juries.
Revolver / Will O’Rourke made a winning presentation to the 2017 production house of the year jury
The headline and pic are an absolute cracker. H/l talks about improving chances of winning awards. Pic shows Revolver name on screen and jury with Revolver CEO presiding over jury!
NOW THATS HOW YOU WIN AWARDS!
You are right Detective. That IS how you win Mumbrella awards. By delivering an engaging and persuasive face to face presentation. Reads like you’ve never been through that process.
Dear Howdog,
We’re just having a little bit of kiddy-fun.
As one Steve Roger’s and Revolver’s earliest supporters,
the quality of their work is something we should all aspire too.
Just like we should all aspire to have a sense of humour and be able to laugh at ourselves from time to time. If you don’t think Michael wouldn’t see the humour in that pic accompanying the article then you don’t him.
Ah… Good one.
Sorry for misunderstanding. Comedy is a hard thing to do well.
No problems. I probably needed to be funnier in the first place!
No problems Howdog.
I probably needed to be funnier in the first place!
Why is nobody reporting on this here? Surely it’s big news?
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