Saturday, August 15, 2009
Peer Awards for 2010
Based on work done in 2009
1. Best Technical/Artistic Achievement
2. Best Graphic Designer
3. Best Magazine Advertisement
4. Best Marketed event of the year
5. Best Newspaper Advertisement of the year
6. Best Outdoor Advertisement of the year
7. Best Radio Advertisement of the year
8. Public Relations Personality of the year
9. Best Television Commercial of the year
10. Media Personality of the Year - Television
11. Best Director Television
12. Creative Director of the year
13. Producer of the Year -TV Commercial
14. Media Personality of the Year -Radio
15. Consumer Promotion of the Year
16. Campaign of the Year
17. Advertising Agency of the Year
18. Marketing Personality of the year
1. Best Technical/Artistic Achievement
2. Best Graphic Designer
3. Best Magazine Advertisement
4. Best Marketed event of the year
5. Best Newspaper Advertisement of the year
6. Best Outdoor Advertisement of the year
7. Best Radio Advertisement of the year
8. Public Relations Personality of the year
9. Best Television Commercial of the year
10. Media Personality of the Year - Television
11. Best Director Television
12. Creative Director of the year
13. Producer of the Year -TV Commercial
14. Media Personality of the Year -Radio
15. Consumer Promotion of the Year
16. Campaign of the Year
17. Advertising Agency of the Year
18. Marketing Personality of the year
important events and dates to note
1. Nomination accepted on the website - January 1, 2010 – February 28, 2010
2. First round of voting on the website - March 19th, 2010 – March 23rd, 2010
3. Announcement of the final Nominees scheduled for March 2010 venue to be announced
4. Second round of voting on the website – April 16th, 2010 – April 30th, 2010
5. The 2010 Caribbean Peer Awards May 2010 Kingston Jamaica.
For further information on how to submit nomination and to register for voting please email caribbeanpeerawards@gmail.com.
All dates subject to change without notice
2. First round of voting on the website - March 19th, 2010 – March 23rd, 2010
3. Announcement of the final Nominees scheduled for March 2010 venue to be announced
4. Second round of voting on the website – April 16th, 2010 – April 30th, 2010
5. The 2010 Caribbean Peer Awards May 2010 Kingston Jamaica.
For further information on how to submit nomination and to register for voting please email caribbeanpeerawards@gmail.com.
All dates subject to change without notice
NOMINATION CRITERIA
TV Personality of the Year
On air personality who consistently manages to be on the cutting edge of what is happening in their chosen field, constantly crafting and reshaping their skills, and whose quality of work and professionalism sets them apart from their peers. They are able to establish and maintain goodwill for themselves and the station they represents and is constantly in the public eye – bringing further recognition to their station. This individual is the standard bearer for which all must aspire and strive to be like.
Name 3 or more activities during the year in which they are involved – can be on or off the station
Radio Personality of the Year
On air personality who consistently manages to be on the cutting edge of what is happening in their chosen field, constantly crafting and reshaping their skills, and whose quality of work and professionalism sets them apart from their peers. They are able to establish and maintain goodwill for themselves and the station they represents and is constantly in the public eye – bringing further recognition to their station. This individual is the standard bearer for which all must aspire and strive to be like.
Name 3 or more activities during the year in which they are involved – can be on or off the station
Newspaper Personality of the Year
A writer who has garnered a loyal readership throughout the past year and who consistently manages to be on the cutting edge of what is happening in their chosen field, constantly crafting and reshaping their skills, and whose quality of work and professionalism sets them apart from their peers. They are able to establish and maintain goodwill for themselves and the company they represent and are constantly in the public eye – bringing further recognition to their company. This individual is the standard bearer for which all must aspire and strive to be like.
List 3 or more of these memorable articles.
The Advertiser of the Year award
Given to a client "who achieves creative leadership and consistently demonstrates a commitment to creative innovation in advertising,"
On air personality who consistently manages to be on the cutting edge of what is happening in their chosen field, constantly crafting and reshaping their skills, and whose quality of work and professionalism sets them apart from their peers. They are able to establish and maintain goodwill for themselves and the station they represents and is constantly in the public eye – bringing further recognition to their station. This individual is the standard bearer for which all must aspire and strive to be like.
Name 3 or more activities during the year in which they are involved – can be on or off the station
Radio Personality of the Year
On air personality who consistently manages to be on the cutting edge of what is happening in their chosen field, constantly crafting and reshaping their skills, and whose quality of work and professionalism sets them apart from their peers. They are able to establish and maintain goodwill for themselves and the station they represents and is constantly in the public eye – bringing further recognition to their station. This individual is the standard bearer for which all must aspire and strive to be like.
Name 3 or more activities during the year in which they are involved – can be on or off the station
Newspaper Personality of the Year
A writer who has garnered a loyal readership throughout the past year and who consistently manages to be on the cutting edge of what is happening in their chosen field, constantly crafting and reshaping their skills, and whose quality of work and professionalism sets them apart from their peers. They are able to establish and maintain goodwill for themselves and the company they represent and are constantly in the public eye – bringing further recognition to their company. This individual is the standard bearer for which all must aspire and strive to be like.
List 3 or more of these memorable articles.
The Advertiser of the Year award
Given to a client "who achieves creative leadership and consistently demonstrates a commitment to creative innovation in advertising,"
THE CARIBBEAN PEER AWARDS OFFICIAL NOMINATION RULES
NOMINATION RULES
• Only nominations received on the official peer awards website nomination forms will be considered.
No other form will be accepted.
• There is no limit to the number of nomination forms an individual can submit providing (1) above is adhered to.
• Supporting evidence must be supplied where the applicant is unable to accurately describe the nominee and to support and substantiate the nomination.
• Nominations must be submitted, on or before the specified date to be eligible for consideration.
Entries received after this date will not considered.
• The Trustees of the PEER AWARDS FOUNDATION may however make exceptions at their discretion.
• There is no entry fees for Nominations submitted for Personalities
• A fee of US$100.00 is to be paid for each individual work nominated, acceptance of nomination is subject to receipt of this payment in either cash or managers cheque payable to the PEER AWARDS FOUNDATION.
• The top four (4) finalist in each category to be considered for voting by Academy Members will be taken from the most votes in each category.
• Announcement of the finalist will be made at a special Nomination Announcement Function. Attendance will be by invitation only. All final nominees will be invited to the official gala presentation as the special guests of the PEER AWARDS FOUNDATION.
• Only nominations received on the official peer awards website nomination forms will be considered.
No other form will be accepted.
• There is no limit to the number of nomination forms an individual can submit providing (1) above is adhered to.
• Supporting evidence must be supplied where the applicant is unable to accurately describe the nominee and to support and substantiate the nomination.
• Nominations must be submitted, on or before the specified date to be eligible for consideration.
Entries received after this date will not considered.
• The Trustees of the PEER AWARDS FOUNDATION may however make exceptions at their discretion.
• There is no entry fees for Nominations submitted for Personalities
• A fee of US$100.00 is to be paid for each individual work nominated, acceptance of nomination is subject to receipt of this payment in either cash or managers cheque payable to the PEER AWARDS FOUNDATION.
• The top four (4) finalist in each category to be considered for voting by Academy Members will be taken from the most votes in each category.
• Announcement of the finalist will be made at a special Nomination Announcement Function. Attendance will be by invitation only. All final nominees will be invited to the official gala presentation as the special guests of the PEER AWARDS FOUNDATION.
The Peer Awards Printer of the Year
From the following categories presented, the Printer of the Year trophy will be awarded.
Printers Awards
1. Annual Reports
2. Books
3. Brochures
4. Catalogues
5. Point of Purchase
6. Magazine
7. Packaging & Labels
In addition to the Peer Awards there will be a Triple Excellence Award presented to a printer who has won a Peer Award in the same category for three consecutive years.
Printer of the Year Awards
The entries from the seven categories will compete for one of the most prestigious Peer Print Award – the Printer of the Year, the only award of its kind.
The printer named the 2010 Printer of the Year will receive an award, a fitting tribute for the master printer whose work stood out as the finest of the year’s vintage.
Judging criteria
The Printer of the Year Awards will be an annual event. The judging of the Printer of the Year Awards will be carefully structured to ensure the highest possible standards, coupled with a balanced perspective.
The Peer Award Foundation does not employ the Judges, but are representatives of recognized local & regional print institutions and/or associations or federations recommended by these institutions.
Judging
1. Judging committees of 4/5 members determine the winners in each category.
2. The entries of the overall winners are forwarded to another judging committee for the selection of the overall winner of the awards – the Printer of the Year Awards.
3. A broad scope of technical print expertise in the judges is required.
4. The judges ensure complete confidentiality and should they become aware of the names of the winners they may not divulge them prior to the awards ceremony.
Impartiality
1. Each entry will be a unique number to ensure anonymity.
2. All details about the printer and the submitter of an entry are withheld from the judging committee.
3. Judges with any involvement to an entry refrain from judging that entry.
4. Judge’s decision is final and no correspondence and/or discussion with entrants will be entertained.
Selection criteria
1. The selection of entries relies heavily on the technical expertise and experience of the judges.
2. Winners are initially chosen according to a point system, however the judges’ final selection is based on the unanimous agreement of the selection committee.
3. Separate criteria will in future be used for digitally printed material.
4. 20% of the criteria are related to the difficulty of the work, 55% to technical excellence 20% towards the overall impact of the piece and 5% to finish quality.
Degree of difficulty (20 points)
Printer results incorporating: degree of difficulty in the execution of the design; sheet size dimensions; number of passes; paper substance; equipment; printing process; web versus sheet printing; etc will be evaluated.
Technical excellence (55 points)
A number of technical parameters directly related to the skill and abilities of the printer are judged:
1. Dot structure and integrity 15 points
2. Ink density and colour consistency 15 points
3. Screen 10 points
4. Registration 15 points
Overall impact (20 points)
1. First impression.
2. General appearance
3. Innovation regarding techniques
4. Appropriateness of techniques.
5. Appropriate choice of paper surface and grammage.
6. Finishing quality such as creasing, folding, stitching, headlines and pictures across gutters and registration of backed images.
The design of the piece in not judged, although the overall impact is strongly influenced by design and appeal.
Finishing quality (5 points)
Quality of the finishing, including the binding, folding, embossing, die-cutting, gluing, punching etc.
Printers Awards
1. Annual Reports
2. Books
3. Brochures
4. Catalogues
5. Point of Purchase
6. Magazine
7. Packaging & Labels
In addition to the Peer Awards there will be a Triple Excellence Award presented to a printer who has won a Peer Award in the same category for three consecutive years.
Printer of the Year Awards
The entries from the seven categories will compete for one of the most prestigious Peer Print Award – the Printer of the Year, the only award of its kind.
The printer named the 2010 Printer of the Year will receive an award, a fitting tribute for the master printer whose work stood out as the finest of the year’s vintage.
Judging criteria
The Printer of the Year Awards will be an annual event. The judging of the Printer of the Year Awards will be carefully structured to ensure the highest possible standards, coupled with a balanced perspective.
The Peer Award Foundation does not employ the Judges, but are representatives of recognized local & regional print institutions and/or associations or federations recommended by these institutions.
Judging
1. Judging committees of 4/5 members determine the winners in each category.
2. The entries of the overall winners are forwarded to another judging committee for the selection of the overall winner of the awards – the Printer of the Year Awards.
3. A broad scope of technical print expertise in the judges is required.
4. The judges ensure complete confidentiality and should they become aware of the names of the winners they may not divulge them prior to the awards ceremony.
Impartiality
1. Each entry will be a unique number to ensure anonymity.
2. All details about the printer and the submitter of an entry are withheld from the judging committee.
3. Judges with any involvement to an entry refrain from judging that entry.
4. Judge’s decision is final and no correspondence and/or discussion with entrants will be entertained.
Selection criteria
1. The selection of entries relies heavily on the technical expertise and experience of the judges.
2. Winners are initially chosen according to a point system, however the judges’ final selection is based on the unanimous agreement of the selection committee.
3. Separate criteria will in future be used for digitally printed material.
4. 20% of the criteria are related to the difficulty of the work, 55% to technical excellence 20% towards the overall impact of the piece and 5% to finish quality.
Degree of difficulty (20 points)
Printer results incorporating: degree of difficulty in the execution of the design; sheet size dimensions; number of passes; paper substance; equipment; printing process; web versus sheet printing; etc will be evaluated.
Technical excellence (55 points)
A number of technical parameters directly related to the skill and abilities of the printer are judged:
1. Dot structure and integrity 15 points
2. Ink density and colour consistency 15 points
3. Screen 10 points
4. Registration 15 points
Overall impact (20 points)
1. First impression.
2. General appearance
3. Innovation regarding techniques
4. Appropriateness of techniques.
5. Appropriate choice of paper surface and grammage.
6. Finishing quality such as creasing, folding, stitching, headlines and pictures across gutters and registration of backed images.
The design of the piece in not judged, although the overall impact is strongly influenced by design and appeal.
Finishing quality (5 points)
Quality of the finishing, including the binding, folding, embossing, die-cutting, gluing, punching etc.
The Lifetime Achievement Awards The Nominees
In selecting the ten (10) nominees we invited a number of noted and well respected Caribbean nationals to name a group of 10 individuals who they felt have made and continue to make a sterling contribution to the growth and on-going development of Caribbean media.
By confining the selection to 10 nominees they were forced to evaluate all contenders and arrive at a list that was truly representative and could stand scrutiny. Based on the final list of ten nominees we feel that the names truly represent some of the major players who have shaped and transformed Caribbean media over the years and still continue to do so.
As in former years The Peer Awards Foundation Board members considered all the nominations and made a decision on the final recipients.
By confining the selection to 10 nominees they were forced to evaluate all contenders and arrive at a list that was truly representative and could stand scrutiny. Based on the final list of ten nominees we feel that the names truly represent some of the major players who have shaped and transformed Caribbean media over the years and still continue to do so.
As in former years The Peer Awards Foundation Board members considered all the nominations and made a decision on the final recipients.
The PEER AWARDS
Since its humble launch in 1998, the PEER AWARDS has made, and is continuing to make, a profound impact on and contribution to the marketing community. The award is highly respected within and outside of the marketing profession and is quietly sought-after. The ownership of a PEER AWARD is recognition by one’s PEERS that you are regarded as among the very best.
The PEER AWARDS are positioned as the premier award within the marketing and advertising community and every piece of communication is designed to reinforce this image and position. It’s the award to have, to showcase to clients, friends and associates.
The PEER AWARDS is an industry and professional event and is not confined and restricted by the competitive environment, which often times define how we operate. The PEER AWARDS seeks to rise above the restrictive barriers and allow for the participation of all members, irrespective.
The PEER AWARDS are positioned as the premier award within the marketing and advertising community and every piece of communication is designed to reinforce this image and position. It’s the award to have, to showcase to clients, friends and associates.
The PEER AWARDS is an industry and professional event and is not confined and restricted by the competitive environment, which often times define how we operate. The PEER AWARDS seeks to rise above the restrictive barriers and allow for the participation of all members, irrespective.
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