Web video programming so far has the Streamys and Webbys, primarily, with a few more if you count recognition from individual websites, networks and festivals...
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Awards are cool and all but isn't building an audience and developing a brand a little more important than red carpets and trophies?
ReplyDeleteI believe doing both is essential. If you believe in your project, show it off and submit for awards. Plus, you never know who sees the show and even if you do not receive an award, your name/brand/show is out there.
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