Photographic project collection event planningThe following is the plan for a photography project:
** 1. Event theme **
Make sure to come up with an attractive and general theme, such as "Discovering the Beauty of Life","Light and Shadow Campus (City)", etc. The theme should reflect the core content of the activity and the emotions or ideas that you want to convey.
** 2. Activity Purpose and Meaning **
1. Enrich the communication platform for photography enthusiasts and promote the spread and development of photography culture.
2. To stimulate the public's ability to observe and create the surrounding environment, people, and events, and to show a unique perspective with photography.
3. To provide photography creators with the opportunity to showcase their works and increase the exposure and recognition of their works.
** 3. Requirements for submission **
1. ** Relationship to the topic **
- The work should be closely related to the theme of the activity. For example, if the theme was "campus life", the content of the work should be the characters, scenery, activities, etc. in the campus.
2. ** Original **
- Contestant must ensure that the work is his original work, plagiarism is strictly prohibited. If plagiarism was discovered, the participant would be disqualified immediately.
3. ** Form Requirement **
- The work format can be set to a common image format, such as JPEG. The file size was required to be no less than a certain value (such as 2M), and the resolution was required to reach a certain standard (such as 300DPI) to ensure the quality and clarity of the work.
- For group photos, the number of group photos was stipulated, such as 4 - 10 single photos.
4. ** copyright description **
- Contestant should guarantee that they have the copyright of the work. At the same time, the organizer has the right to use the work in the promotion of the event, including but not limited to exhibition, online communication, etc., but no additional remuneration will be paid (it can also be determined according to the actual situation).
** 4. Event Target **
The target groups of the event were clearly defined, such as the general public, residents of a certain area, personnel of specific schools or units, etc.
** V. Event schedule **
1. ** Work Collection Period **
- Set a specific start and end date for the call, for example, from [Start Date] to [End Date]. This time period should give the contestant enough time to create and submit their work.
2. ** Review Period **
- After the collection of works, arrange a period of time (such as [judging start date] - [judging end date]) for the judges to review the entries.
3. ** Date of result announcement **
- Set the date range for the results announcement, such as [Announcement Start Date] - [Announcement End Date], and announce the list of winning works during this period.
** 6. Method of submission **
1. Set up a special submission email. Contestant will send the work to this email in the specified format, and indicate personal information (such as name, contact information, etc.) in the email subject or the name of the work file according to the requirements.
2. If there were conditions, they could also set up offline submission points to facilitate the submission of works by participants who could not submit their works online.
** VII. Evaluation criteria **
1. ** Themed compatibility (30%)**
- The degree of performance of the work on the theme of the event, whether it accurately conveyed the meaning of the theme.
2. ** creative (30%)**
- The uniqueness and innovation of the work in terms of shooting angle, expression technique, content concept, etc.
3. ** Skill Level (20%)**
- This included the clarity of the picture, exposure, composition, color matching, and other photography techniques.
4. ** Art appeal (20%)**
- The emotions and artistic conception conveyed by the work were infectious to the audience.
** 8. Awards Setting **
1. There were different levels of awards, such as the first prize, second prize, third prize, and a number of outstanding awards.
2. Each award could be given a corresponding prize or reward, such as photography equipment, certificates, bonuses, etc.
** 9. Event Promotion **
1. ** Online Promotion **
- Use social media platforms (such as Weixin Official Accounts, Weibo, etc.) to publish event information, including event theme, submission requirements, time schedule, prize setting, etc.
- Invite famous photographers or internet celebrities to promote the event and expand its influence.
2. ** Off-line publicity **
- Posters were posted in schools, communities, photography studios, and other places to attract the attention of potential contestants.
- Cooperate with relevant organizations (such as school clubs, photography associations, etc.) to promote the event through internal channels.
** X. Activity budget **
1. ** Promotion fee **
- This included the cost of making posters and flyers, as well as the cost of promoting them on the online platform.
2. ** Appraisal fee **
- If professional judges were invited, they would need to consider paying the judges 'review fees, travel expenses (if any), and so on.
3. ** Prize fee **
- The cost of purchasing the corresponding prizes for different awards.
4. ** Other expenses **
- For example, office expenses and mailing fees that may be incurred during the event.
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