Save the Date!
The 2008 Pele Awards are Saturday, April 5th, 6 pm at the Hilton Hawaiian Village.
The Pele Awards is a creative competition designed to recognize the best advertising and design work created in Hawaii during calendar year 2007. The Pele Awards competition is open to any individual, company or organization engaged in the business of advertising or design work in Hawaii. There is no limit to the number of entries a person or company can enter. Work entered in the Pele Awards can not be entered in any other ADDY competition across the country. To enter the Pele Awards, work must have been conceived and created within the Hawaiian Islands, although production services may be used outside of Hawaii.
ENTRY FEES:
Members of the Hawaii Advertising Federation (HAF), Ad 2 Honolulu, AIGA and the Hawaii Association of Broadcasters and employees of companies that are members:
Single Entry: $65 Campaign Entry: $80
For non-members of the above organizations:
Single Entry: $75 Campaign Entry: $90
Payment must be received, by check, when you drop off your work. Make your check payable to AAF District 13.
ENTRY DEADLINES:
Entries, entry fees and a logging sheet should be dropped off or mailed to:
Barbara Scott
c/o Electric Pencil
501 Sumner St. #3B1
Honolulu, HI 96817
Entries may be dropped off any time between January 2 – January 18 from 8am to 5pm.
All entries are due at Electric Pencil NO LATER than 5pm on Friday, January 18th to avoid a $10 per entry late fee. Late entries, at the higher fee, will be accepted until February 1st at 5pm. No entries can be accepted after February 1st since judging is February 8 & 9.
Download 2007-2008 Pele categories, mounting & dubbing rules here.
ON-LINE ENTRY: (REQUIRED)
Entering on-line is fast and easy. With this great on-line program, you can start logging in your entries now and make additions, changes, or deletions later. It’s fast and easy.
If you need help, please e-mail me at bscott@khnl.com or call my cel at 382-7605.
Enter the 2007-2008 Pele Awards
Important note: We do personalize some of the categories like local television, so the categories differ from the national categories. If you can’t find a category number listed on the local category list, select “local category” and then put in the number.
Good luck this year. --Barbara Scott