Eligibility/Fees
AICP Show
Call for Entries opens: December 9th, 2019
Work must have first aired/launched between:
February 25th, 2019 - February 9th, 2020
Entry Deadline: February 14, 2020 11:59pm Pacific Time (PT)
Work must have first aired/launched between:
February 25th, 2019 - February 9th, 2020
Next Awards
Call for Entries opens: December 9th, 2019
Work must have first aired/launched between:
February 25th, 2019 - February 9th, 2020
Entry Deadline: February 14, 2020 11:59pm Pacific Time (PT)
Work must have first aired/launched between:
February 25th, 2019 - February 9th, 2020
AICP Post Awards
Call for Entries opens: December 9th, 2019
Work must have first aired/launched between:
February 4th, 2019 - February 9th, 2020
Work must have first aired/launched between:
February 4th, 2019 - February 9th, 2020
Entry Fees for AICP Show, AICP Next Awards, and AICP Post Awards:
- A single entry, in one or two categories:
$295 each category
- A single entry submitted in three or four categories:
$250 each category
- A single entry submitted in five or more categories:
$235 each category
- An AICP Show Advertising Excellence Campaign entry (2 or 3 spots):
$550
- An AICP Next Awards Integrated Campaign (1 case study) or Brand Excellence (1 case study, or multiple case studies up to 5) entry:
$550
- An AICP Post Awards National or Regional Campaign entry (2 or 3 spots):
$550
Please note - to get the Single Spot-Multiple Category Submission bulk pricing, all category submission of the single spot must be finalized
at the same time
. The Single Spot-Multiple Category Submission bulk pricing allows for entries across all three award shows - AICP Show, AICP Next Awards, AICP Post Awards.There is a flat $40 fee for each uploaded file. An uploaded file may be submitted to several categories without incurring additional upload fees. Please note that upload fees are in addition to any entry fees.
Entries in the AICP Show Student Commercial category will be accepted without an entry fee.
Entry fees are non-refundable. AICP is not responsible for incorrect or incomplete entries.
Late Fees for AICP Show, AICP Next Awards, and AICP Post Awards
Entries for all three shows must be
Entries will not be accepted after the deadlines without confirmation from AICP.
Late entries are assessed a $75 processing fee per entry and will adjust total pricing to the following:
Please note - to get the Single Spot-Multiple Category Submission bulk pricing, all category submission of the single spot must be finalized
finalized
by their individual submission deadlines listed above, and payments received. Entries finalized at 12:00 am (PST) or later, after the listed deadline, will be subject to late fees of $75 per entry.Late fees will not be waived
. There are no exceptions. Late fees will also be applied to late payments that are received after deadline.Entries will not be accepted after the deadlines without confirmation from AICP.
- To request an extension for the AICP Show and Next Awards, please email Auroraw@aicp.com
- No late entries for the Student Category will be accepted after the deadline of February 14th, 2020. No exceptions
- To request an extension for the AICP Post Awards, please email Shannonm@aicp.com
Late entries are assessed a $75 processing fee per entry and will adjust total pricing to the following:
- A single entry, in one or two categories:
$370 each category
- A single entry submitted in three or four categories:
$325 each category
- A single entry submitted in five or more categories:
$310 each category
- An AICP Show Advertising Excellence Campaign entry (2 or 3 spots):
$625
- An AICP Next Awards Integrated Campaign or Brand Excellence entry:
$625
- An AICP Post Awards National or Regional Campaign entry (2 or 3 spots):
$625
Please note - to get the Single Spot-Multiple Category Submission bulk pricing, all category submission of the single spot must be finalized
at the same time
.Eligibility
AICP Show
- Case studies should
not
be entered for any of these Show categories. Only the work as aired will be accepted. - There are no running time limits for entries in the AICP Show.
- Work entered in the AICP Show categories may have been produced or aired anywhere in the world. Work in a language other than English must be subtitled in English or alternatively must be accompanied by an English translation.
Airing is defined as a commercial release, commissioned by a client, for television, theater, the Internet, mobile phone, or any other medium/screen able to deliver motion picture imagery.
- Spots
MUST
be submitted clean of any credits.
AICP Next Awards
- Case studies are appropriate to enter in all of the AICP Next Awards categories with the
exception
of the Web Film - Over 15 Seconds category where the actual film should be entered. - Other than the specified time constraints for the Web Film categories, there are no running time limits.
Airing is defined as a commercial release, commissioned by a client, for television, theater, the Internet, mobile phone, or any other medium/screen able to deliver motion picture imagery.
- Work entered in the AICP Next Awards categories may have been produced or aired anywhere in the world. Work in a language other than English must be subtitled in English or alternatively must be accompanied by an English translation.
- Spots
MUST
be submitted clean of any credits.
AICP Post Awards
- Editor's and director's cuts are not eligible. Entries must be entered exactly as aired.
Airing is defined as a commercial release, commissioned by a client, for television, theater, the Internet, mobile phone, or any other medium/screen able to deliver motion picture imagery.
- Work entered in the AICP Post Awards categories may have been produced or aired anywhere in the world. Work in a language other than English must be subtitled in English or alternatively must be accompanied by an English translation.
- Spots
MUST
be submitted clean of any credits.
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DO NOT upload a file that has a slate, countdown, 2 pop or credits. Any of these will cause your file to be REJECTED during the QC process and you will need to provide a new file.
If you upload a "making of" or case study, there should be no information identifying the company or individuals who worked on the piece.
If you upload a "making of" or case study, there should be no information identifying the company or individuals who worked on the piece.