Olidammara said:
I'm not sure I'm clear on that. Are you saying our submission should take 30 seconds to read, or 3 hours? And how are we going to know how fast each judge can read our richly detailed text?
Zulkir said:
What he is saying is that your submission should include lots of explosions, a few good one liners and a gratitous skin shot. See if you can, in words, recreate the trailer for "The Scorpion King".
AV
Zulkir said:you must print out our PDF version of the submission agreement form
Man! I saw that, and went to wizards website to get the PDF. Then I saw the template, and went to DL it. That ticks me off! I had my proposal all ready, it looked good, it read well, it was a professional job. Now the template says that the proposal must have the following sections CLEARLY LABELLED!!!!
Up until that point, I was under the impression that labelling the entries didnt matter as long as they were all there, and all in order. After adding those labels in, the flow is off, and it keeps getting interrupted by the stinkin labels! I even had to go back and tighten it even more because adding those labels pushed it over the one page mark!
I guess Im done ranting, just make sure the rest of you remember to label those sections...
Orcus said:As for the "movie trailer" idea, that is right on. You have 30 seconds to encapsulate a 3 hour movie. Same thing. You have 1 page to encapsulate a whole game world. Find the highlights, the theme, the feel. Show me the hero, show me a core action and conflict. Come up with a tag line. Every movie has one. That is your answer to question 1.
Clark