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Summary
Print in Motion is the magazine's first competition solely devoted to motion graphics. 
 

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This invitation-only competition profiles 20 designers under the age of 30 who have been nominated by industry professionals.

Selected winners of this year's Creativity & Commerce will be published in our forthcoming October 2011 issue.
 
We are no longer accepting submissions for this year's Regional Design Annual. The winners will be published in the December 2011 issue of Print.

The Return of Print in Motion

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Thank you for your interest in Print in Motion.  The deadline for this competition has passed.  Winners will be notified by December 31, 2011.
 
PRINT IN MOTION is Print magazine's competition dedicated to motion graphics. All winning entries will be featured on our website and receive a special mention in an issue of Print.
 
Print has covered broadcast design since the invention of the television, and now the explosion of interest in motion graphics has placed more and more work in the public eye—sites like Motionographer and online magazines such as Boards showcase hundreds of motion designers every month, while Vimeo and YouTube have dedicated animation channels that are updated with new work nearly every hour of the day.
 
We approached the competition with the understanding that Print’s mission extends into the digital graphics industry, and a motion graphics competition that could live online—from submission to eventual display—would serve a community eager to spot burgeoning leaders in the field.
 
The competition was divided into five categories: film titles, advertising/commercial, music video, show package, and noncommercial/animation.
 
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2011 GUIDELINES
 

WHAT'S ELIGIBLE?
Work must have been created between November 15, 2010 and October 1, 2011. Proposals and/or rejected spots will not be considered. Entire videos should be entered; stills will not be considered.

DEADLINE

This competition is now closed.

PAYMENT
Payment must accompany entries. Entries received without payment will be disqualified. Entry fees are nonrefundable. You may pay by credit card online or send a check. Make checks payable (in U.S. funds, drawn on a U.S. bank) to F+W Media, Inc.. Credit card charges will appear on your statement as "F+W Contest" within 90 days of the contest deadline. A $10 fee will be charged for returned checks and declined credit card payments.

 If mailing your payment, please send to:
 
Print in Motion
4700 East Galbraith Road
Cincinnati, OH 45236 USA

IMPORTANT: Files can not exceed 30 MB, but we recommend sizes less than 10 MB for optimum loading times. The upload process may take a long time (30 - 45 minutes), especially for large files. Please do not close your browser or navigate away from the entry page while files are uploading.
 
If you have problems uploading your entries, please contact us at printcomp@fwmedia.com or call us at 715-445-4612 x13430.
 
All entries must be entered online.

CATEGORIES
There are five categories in this competition:

1. Show package (TV show/station ID/opens/bumpers)
2. Advertising/commercial spot (15 sec/30/60)
3. Film titles
4. Music video
5. Non-commercial/animation
 
ENTRY FEES
All individual submissions are $100 each. You may enter a campaign (a series of 3-5 related pieces) for $200 per campaign. Students can enter at a discounted rate of $50 per single entry and $150 per campaign entry.
 
PLEASE NOTE
Entrants grant Print the right to reproduce images of their work in Print magazine and to display the projects at our events. Some entries may also appear on Print’s website and in other digital and printed materials, accompanied by designer credits. Print assumes all entries are original and are the works and property of the entrant, with all rights granted therein. Print is not liable for any copyright infringement on the part of the entrant and will not become involved in copyright disputes.
 
PRIVACY PROMISE
Occasionally, we make portions of our customer list available to other companies so they may contact you about products and services that may be of interest to you. If you prefer we withhold your name, simply send a note with your name, address and the competition name to: List Manager, F+W Media, Inc., 4700 East Galbraith Road, Cincinnati, OH 45236 USA.

For additional information email printcomp@fwmedia.com.

Print in Motion from Print on Vimeo.
Director: Trevor Tuttle
At age eight, director and production designer he began his obsession with film. Since then he’s worked on some of the more fantastic movies of the past decade, including Men in Black, Beowulf, and Alice in Wonderland. You can see more of his work on his site, GLR Studios. Trevor currently resides in the Hollywood Hills.

Credits: Print in Motion - Rocketbus
Production Company: GLR
Studios Director: Trevor Tuttle
Director of Photography: Dylan Sanford
Musical Score: Kevin Drew and Ohad Benchetrit
Sound Design and Mix: Patrick Ginn and Mark Camperell
Editorial: Jamieson Tabb CG
Artists: Sarah Delucchi and Trevor Tuttle
Typographer: Molly Tuttle Onset
Art Department: Ram Foulger
Props: Luis Lundgren
Puppeteer: Will Foster
Visual Consultant: Woody Tuttle

 
The winners for the 2009 competition are available in Print's June 2010 issue.
 
Film Titles
 
Commercial Spot
 
Music Video
Sour - "Hibi No Neiro"

Show Package
Ghe bharari

Non-commercial/Animation
 



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Hi Print magazine said I could find the winners of Print in motion here. But I can't. peter@crockettdesign.com
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