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Awards:

Aurora Awards Independent Film and Video Competition

Honors commercials, cable programming, documentaries, industrial, instructional, and corporate videos. Includes information on entries, rules, winners, and categories.

http://www.auroraawards.com

Dejay Multi-Media Awards

Manufacturer of Gold and Platinum Awards, RIAA Certified or non-certified for the entertainment industry.

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Free Classified Ads Portal

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Midsummer Awards

Celebrates international artistic achievement in television commercials. Includes background information, entry forms, and past winners.

http://www.midsummer.net/

PRISM Awards

Awards to the Entertainment Industry for the accurate depiction of social issues.

http://prismawards.com

The Telly Awards

A US award for non-network TV commercials and programs, and for non-broadcast videos. Features entering information.

http://telly.com/

The Videographer Awards

International awards competition honoring excellence in commercials, video production, broadcast television and cable. Includes categories, entry form, and 2004 winners.

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