Video/Audio
International Children's Day of Broadcasting (ICDB)
Official Entry Form
To be considered for the 2008 ICDB Award, please submit the following required materials:
- The completed Official Entry Form
- One (1) copy of your ICDB presentation on a DVD-R or VHS for television and CD for radio
- A written summary, in English, detailing the programme presentation
- Submit all required materials to your UNICEF regional office (see below).
No entry will be considered until all materials are complete.
All entries must arrive by Friday, 16 May 2008. Deadline extended to 2 June 2008.
BROADCAST INFORMATION:
Country of presenting broadcaster:
Name of presenting broadcaster:
Date of broadcast:
Entrant Company (if different from broadcaster)
Contact Person:
Job Title:
Full street address:
City:
Province/State:
Postal Code:
Country:
Telephone:
(include country and city codes)
Fax:
(include country and city codes)
Email:
Programme Title:
Names of co-producing partners:
Length of original presentation:
(i.e.: 2 hrs. 21mins.)
Length of submitted presentation:
(i.e.: 42mins.)
Original language of presention:
Synopsis of presentation material recorded on enclosed entry:
Line standard: (check one) 525/NTSC 625/PAL
AUDIO FORMAT: (check one) AIFF MP3
YEAR ROUND COMMITMENT INFORMATION:
Do you get government support for your program? (check one) Yes No
If so, what percent of your yearly budget is from government funds?
Where else do you get your funding? (check one) Private Sponsors Non-profits
Do you receive support from UNICEF? (check one) Yes No
In what form (programmatic, monetary)?
What percent of your yearly budget is devoted to children’s programming?
How do you encourage participation from the community?
Have you held any media training for youth? Do you do training throughout the year?
Do you have regularly scheduled children’s programming (i.e. weekly shows, monthly shows)?
How many hours a month (on average)?
What percentage of your staff is dedicated to children’s programming?
How many different languages do you broadcast your children’s programming in?
Do you have any other programs/activites/events you would like us to know about?
Please send all submission materials to the appropriate UNICEF Regional Office. Click here for a complete list.
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