Team formation
Celluloid is open to all students.
Team can have maximum of 3 students.
No student can be part of more than one team.
It is not necessary that the students forming a team should be from the same college.
There is no restriction on the numbers of team from the same college.
The event would be conducted in two phases
PHASE I
Submission of poster.
Suppose that you are in the advertising department of Times of India and you are working on “Aman Ki Asha” project.
Participants are expected not to use anything from ongoing current ad campaign.
The poster should be designed keeping in mind the following specifications.
- Size of poster should be A3.
- It should be made in RGB color scheme.
- The resolution should be 300dpi.
- The poster should be strictly in JPEG format.
- The file should be named as (reg_id of one of participant).jpeg.
The poster should reach us by 12th March to
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with subject of mail as ‘Celluloid’.
PHASE II
Make an audio visual of 1 minute followed by a presentation of 5 minutes
Rules for audio visual:-
- The advertisement should not exceed 1 minute
- Make an audio visual to advertise a marriage bureau
- Please do not use the mobile cameras less than 5MP
- The AV file should be compatible with VLC media player
- If the judges feel at any point during the AV that the advertisement is vulgar the team will be disqualified right away.
- Do not use camera with less than 5MP lens.
Rules for presentation:-
- The presentation should not exceed 5 minutes
- It should contain marketing and promoting techniques as its main content.
- Prepare a report explaining the presentation
- Report should not be more than 1000 words
We require 3 copies of the report.
Violation of any rule can result in rejection.
The organizers reserve the right to change/update the rules of the contest at any point of time and will do their best to inform the participants of the same. However, it is ultimately the responsibility of the teams to keep themselves updated.