#Prank encounters tv#

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You can submit as many spots for consideration as often as you’d like, but our policy is to run work that began its original run within the last few weeks, and we try not to run work from the same company more than twice a month. If the spot has any non-English dialogue or voiceover, please include English subtitles where possible. If possible, please make your spot available to all countries and regions so all Promax members can see your work. We generally do not run spots that are several months old. Ideally, we run campaigns in line with when they premiere on air or online so the sooner we can receive materials, the better. We do not accept company or sizzle reels. We also accept special projects and show opens and branding/rebranding packages for consideration. This includes work promoting media including television, digital, radio, etc., across the spectrum of entertainment, news, sports and so on. Link to a public and live YouTube or Vimeo videoĪny current media marketing promotion or design video content made for broadcast on-air or online. We will make every effort to include credit information where appropriate.ġ. Please also include any appropriate credit information, including client, agency, production company or director. Email the link to a live and public YouTube or Vimeo video as well as the title of the spot to Daily Brief at include relevant information with your submission, including the show’s premiere date, any special design techniques used in the making of the spot, and whether this is part of an overall rebrand strategy.

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