ITA's Programme & Poster Print Award
Sat, 18 Oct 2008, 09:05 amalanm8 posts in thread
ITA's Programme & Poster Print Award
Sat, 18 Oct 2008, 09:05 amThe ITA announced earlier this year that it was including a new award at this years Finleys (note it's not a Finley Award) to encourage production and design of good quality Posters & Programmes in WA's Community Theatres.
This Award is worth $500* to the winning theatre/show and all you have to do to enter is send a copy of your poster or programme to ITA Poster Competition, Lotteries House, 2 Delhi Street, West Perth WA 6005.
Do it NOW, you have nothing to lose and could end up with $500 of free printing.
Have a look under ITA Forms for a leaflet about this Award.
*This Award is sponsored by Docuprint Fremantle (www.docuprint.com.au) and is for $500 (note this is not convertable to cash, it is in the form of a voucher) to be spent with Docuprint on promotional material for a theatre or show. The judging panel for this award is made up of Graphic Designers and an ITA Committee member.
alanmSat, 18 Oct 2008, 09:05 am
The ITA announced earlier this year that it was including a new award at this years Finleys (note it's not a Finley Award) to encourage production and design of good quality Posters & Programmes in WA's Community Theatres.
This Award is worth $500* to the winning theatre/show and all you have to do to enter is send a copy of your poster or programme to ITA Poster Competition, Lotteries House, 2 Delhi Street, West Perth WA 6005.
Do it NOW, you have nothing to lose and could end up with $500 of free printing.
Have a look under ITA Forms for a leaflet about this Award.
*This Award is sponsored by Docuprint Fremantle (www.docuprint.com.au) and is for $500 (note this is not convertable to cash, it is in the form of a voucher) to be spent with Docuprint on promotional material for a theatre or show. The judging panel for this award is made up of Graphic Designers and an ITA Committee member.
Tari-XalyrSat, 18 Oct 2008, 06:21 pm
Sounds Great
Sounds like a great plan! Small competitions like this create some competitiveness amongst theatre groups.
There are some awesome graphic artist's creating programs and posters for productions. They need some regonition.
Chookas to all who enter
~ Tari
The Writer is a child forever listening at the keyhole of the adult world.
Freddie BadgerySun, 19 Oct 2008, 06:14 pm
Bearing in mind Norma's plea...
Will companies be penalised for not including the year of the production on their poster design?
freddie
the rocking jedi badger
alanmSun, 19 Oct 2008, 08:27 pm
I cannot see why they should
Whilst I understand Norma's point and it's a very valid one, the idea was to encourage a higher standard of print publicity and programmes. So often it costs very little more to produce a programme that looks exciting and 'professional', take Grads new production, A Laughing Matter, that poster costs the same to print as any other colour poster, it's in the design which in this case is very good.
I only mention this poster because I noticed it at Playlovers on Saturday, not for any other reason (to my knowledge they haven't entered it anyway).
Susan LynchSun, 19 Oct 2008, 09:45 pm
Great poster
Thanks Alan
The poster for A Laughing Matter was put together by Grant Watson and I agree it looks fantastic! It has certainly gained us a lot of attention.
Now that you've reminded us about this we will enter the competition. It'll be good for the hard working publicity people enjoy to get some recognition for a change.
Now I'm going to try to get some sleep. Weekend before opening is always really, really tiring zzzzzzzzzzzzz
jeffhansenSun, 19 Oct 2008, 11:01 pm
LOVE the poster for A
LOVE the poster for A Laughing Matter. It's up on our FOH board at Melville. Well done Grant.
www.meltheco.org.au
PHILLIP MACKENZIEMon, 20 Oct 2008, 12:36 pm
PROGRAM AND POSTER AWARD
Will marks be deducted for lost or strayed apostophes (eg, Tari-Xalyr) and ancient-English useages such as 'Programme'?
FLIPMAC
PHILLIP MACKENZIEMon, 20 Oct 2008, 12:38 pm
PROGRAM AND POSTER AWARD
OOPS – 'apostrophes'
FLIPMAC