duckrabbit is running a multimedia photography competition
Written by duckrabbitYeah.
All you need to do is send in $50, and if you can really bothered you can also send in a short film, video. But if you haven’t got a short film video don’t worry you can just send in $50 (so you have the prestige of entering), or even better $200 so you have 4x more chance of winning.
It can be about absolutely anything (so we can get as many $50 as possible)
It can be in any format you like (so we can get as many $50 as possible)
It can be up to 5 minutes of a short film/video (because we can’t be arsed to watch for any longer than 5 minutes)
By the way we can’t tell you who will be judging the competition.
We can’t tell you the criteria upon which we do the judging.
You have two months to send in your entry and $50. But we’ll extend the deadline so we can get a few extra $50.
(Note to self – next year lets extend the competition to ten thousand million categories so we can make a few more $50)
BREAKING NEWS
duckrabbit has been inundated with entries. It seems there’s more people out there with no sense than we thought. In response we’ve outsourced the competition to these people.
Author — duckrabbit
duckrabbit is a production company formed by radio producer/journalist Benjamin Chesterton and photographer David White. We specialize in digital storytelling.
Discussion (5 Comments)
only in New York! hilarious.
Wow, sign me up!
And when all is said and done for the vast majority of contributing hopefuls, the old NYC saying will still apply: That plus $2.00 will get ya on the subway.
Ben forgeot to say, we will be exclusively taking all rights on all entries forever in the universe and in all universes not yet discovered, natch.
Brilliant!