Les candidatures sont ouvertes pour le New Media Writing Prize 2021. Le New Media Writing Prize (NMWP) présente des récits et des poèmes passionnants et inventifs qui intègrent une variété de formats, de plateformes et de médias numériques.
Cet événement international en est à sa 12e édition. Le NMWP encourage et promeut le meilleur de l'écriture dans les nouveaux médias et ouvre la voie à l'avenir de l'écriture et de la narration. Le NMWP a attiré les candidatures des meilleurs écrivains et des plus innovants dans ce domaine, venus du monde entier.
Détails en anglais ci-dessous:
Prizes
- if:book UK New Media Writing Prize: £1000 donated by if:book UK.
- The Writing Magazine Student Award: Winner’s choice of one year’s free subscription to Writing Magazine; or a free creative writing course, tailored to the winner’s needs.
- The FIPP Digital Journalism Award: £500, plus a year’s membership with FIPP.
- The Opening Up Award: £500. The winner will be chosen through public voting.
- Anyone can apply! Whether you’re a student, a professional, an artist, a writer, a developer, a designer or an enthusiast, the competition is open to all.
- It’s also an international competition, open to all outside the UK.
- Entries do need to be in English.
- Innovative use of new (digital) media/transmedia to create an engaging, satisfying fictional or non-fictional narrative, poem, or other story form.
- Ease of accessibility for the reader/viewer.
- Effective use of interactive elements.
- A great example of how new media can do things traditional media can’t.
- The potential to reach out to a wide audience (i.e. not just specialist interest groups).
- Title of the work; clear access details, including, eg, URL, download instructions, app access code if required (if an access code is needed for an app, they require 6 free codes, for the judges)
- Entrant’s contact details: name, email address, telephone number and postal address. For joint entries, all entrants’ contact details must be provided with identification of the main entrant for contact purposes;
- Entrant’s short autobiography (50-100 words). For joint entries, all entrants must provide their autobiographies.
- Entrants who wish to submit as students must provide a proof of identity which should be copied into the entry form in the short biography section, e.g. a scan copy of entrant’s Student Union ID card or university enrolment number, which will be authenticated at the organiser’s discretion.