#1994 CADDIES
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CADalyst Magazine and A/E/C SYSTEMS 94 Present the 5th Annual CADDIE Awards:
CALL FOR ENTRIES
Once again, CADalyst Magazine will honor the best 3D artists and animators who
use Autodesk software in their work. Each year, CADalyst recognizes artists and
animators for their innovative use of Autodesk software in the design and
creation of 3D images. Enter your work today and give us the opportunity to put
your talent on display.
Two Divisions: Still Images and Animations. Each category has seven divisions:
Practicing Professionals, Presentation Professionals, Business or Theatrical
Release, Independent Artists, Full-time Faculty and Graduate Students,
Full-Time Undergraduate Students, Special Category–Derivative/Affiliated.
JUDGING Entries will be judged on artistic merit, orginality, technical
quality, and the creative use of Autodesk software.
DEADLINES AND DATES Entry deadline 5:00 p.m. May 3, 1994
Awards and prizes will be handed out during A/E/C SYSTEMS 94 on Tuesday June
21, 1994 in Washington DC. Winners will be notified prior to A/E/C SYSTEMS.
We're still confirming sponsors, but as of today (3/25/94) some of the
confirmed sponsors include: NEC Technologies, Panacea, Inc., RenderStar
Technology BV, 3D Artist Magazine, Eclipse Software, Schreiber Instruments.
Each of these sponsors will provide prizes for CADalyst to award to the
winners.
TO ENTER You can obtain a copy of the official entry form in a current issue of
CADalyst OR by sending email to Sandy Lurins at 70302,2531 with your MAILING
ADDRESS (snail mail) OR by calling Kelli Jackson at 503/343-1200 with your
request.
Sandy,
Can you please send me a copy of the enrty form for the CADDIES. Or you can
fax it to us.
Graphic Alchemy Productions, Inc.
2121 W. Oakland Park Blvd. Suite 152
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311
Attn: Andrew McClary
Fax number (305) 739-9872. (Not Fax number also is a voice line with an
automatic fax switch. If you get the answering machine dial 19)
Thanks,
Andrew McClary
May I ask what kind of prices are awarded? Are the prizes similar in all
categories, or do some categories get better prizes? I mean do animations get
similar prizes to stills, do students get same prizes as practiceing
professionals?
Rachid,
Once we know what all the prizes are, and who the winners are, we match them
up… First, if there are any Grand Prize winners, they get the top prizes we
have available. We don't usually have 14 or 16 monitors, high-end graphics
cards, etc., to distribute, but I think we do a pretty good job of getting
exciting prizes to the winners. But the configuration changes each year
according to the sponsors and what each donates. Sometimes the companies that
donate specify who they want their prize to go to, and we comply with their
request. For example, they may specify four products for "student categories
only" or one prize "for one winner in the animation division only."
Sandy
Sandy,
Thanks for your quick reply… I was just wondering because I was
planning to submit some of the stuff I've done and I'm a student… 🙂
Thanks again…