Well the headline says it all really – if you want your work to be considered for the multimedia section of this year’s World Press Photo award, you’ve only got a week to head over to the site and get your entry in.
The jury (seen above) reads like a Who’s Who entry for the world of online multimedia production, and entries are being judged in four categories:
Short Form
A single linear narrative, produced as a video for the web, lasting no longer than 10 minutes. The production must include photography and/or film in combination with (but not limited to) animation, graphics, illustrations, sound or text.
Long Form
A single linear narrative, or series of linear narratives, on a single topic, produced as a video for the web, and lasting no longer than 30 minutes in total. The production(s) must include photography and/or film in combination with (but not limited to) animation, graphics, illustrations, sound or text.
Immersive Storytelling
An immersive story or project, produced in a form other than video for the web, which must include photography and/or film in combination with text and (but not limited to) animation, graphics, illustrations, or sound.
Innovative Storytelling
A visual story or project produced for the web, or as an app for a mobile device, which through its design creates an innovative visual experience for the user. It must include photography and/or film in combination with (but not limited to) animation, graphics, illustrations, sound or text.
Register for the contest here, check the rules for entry here and work out which category to enter here.
The competition is open for entries until 20 January 2016, 12.00 (noon) CET. Get to it!
