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Are you organising a competition or similar event? Some points to consider... The following points of clarification will vary depending
on the objectives, dynamics, economic and social aspects of each and every project. The Event Why are you organising this event? Why here and now? What are you trying to create? A competition, exhibition, awards, stand-alone event, supplementary event, piece of history, archival collation of work, stimulus? Who are you hoping to attract to this project - contributors, sponsors, artists, buyers, future supporters, public, trade, peers? What is your desired outcome from this event - short term and long term, for yourselves, entrants, audience, industry, charity, company, group, wider community, country?
Entrant criteria Who qualifies as an entrant - amateurs, professionals, students, NZ residents, NZ citizens, anyone? Entries What qualifies as an entry? The Judging Process How will you ensure the judging is a fair, balanced
and respected process? Money Matters Who do you hope to attract as sponsors and event partners? Will work be sold and if so, technically by whom on what financial basis? What financial management structure do you have in place to account for the multitude of transactions involved? What are entry fees intended to be used for? Cost of entries for a) organisers b) entrants? Promotion Lateral thinking about promotional opportunities in
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