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3X3X3
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Do you have a communication project, case, or presentation that you’re proud of? We’d love for you to show it off!
All communication students are encouraged to sign up for the 3X3X3, especially those who have taken upper-level courses. You can use any project you’ve worked on for a Communication Class, and you may compete in groups of 3 to 5. We recommend groups of 3.
This event will be judged by alumni, Communication faculty, the Comm Week Team, and other professionals.
Here's what you get out of it:
Why do we call it a 3X3X3? Well, it is split into three parts:
The rules of this contest are as follows:
You can sign up now by emailing UWGBCOMMWEEK@GMAIL.com. Spots are limited.
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Do you have a communication project, case, or presentation that you’re proud of? We’d love for you to show it off!
All communication students are encouraged to sign up for the 3X3X3, especially those who have taken upper-level courses. You can use any project you’ve worked on for a Communication Class, and you may compete in groups of 3 to 5. We recommend groups of 3.
This event will be judged by alumni, Communication faculty, the Comm Week Team, and other professionals.
Here's what you get out of it:
- An opportunity to connect with alumni (who are potential future employers)
- A chance to grow your presentation skills
- Valuable feedback from professors and professionals
- An opportunity to win and get recognized at the Comm Week banquet that follows
- A forum to show off your creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinkings skills
Why do we call it a 3X3X3? Well, it is split into three parts:
- First, a slide show comprised of a title slide, three content-related slides, and a references slide. Five slides in total are allowed.
- Second, a three-minute video presentation (unedited). Your group may condense your presentation down in any way you see fit.
- Third, a Q&A to allow for judges to ask questions about the presentation. Judging criteria includes professionalism, creativity, critical thinking, presentation style, and preparedness for Q&A.
The rules of this contest are as follows:
- Conduct yourself and dress professionally, just like you would in a classroom project.
- Groups must submit a photo of themselves next to their title slide in their professional attire for reference.
- No video editing is allowed.
- The presentation time limit is a strict three minutes.
You can sign up now by emailing UWGBCOMMWEEK@GMAIL.com. Spots are limited.
Comm Film Festival
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The annual Comm Film Festival is a competition for students of all majors to showcase their cinematography skills. The films will be judged by alumni before the start of the banquet. The winner(s) will be awarded for their submission during the banquet.
The format for this year's festival will include a variety of cinematographic concepts and techniques that will encompass the skills learned by students in the various Communication and Digital Media classes offered here at UW-Green Bay.
Concepts may include sequencing, overall performance/theme, camera work and execution, editing and visual enhancement, and sound editing and mixing. Previous submissions have included news reporter packages, short films, interviews, and voice-overs.
The rules of this contest are as follows:
In addition, videos must be uploaded to YouTube to be submitted. You can then provide the Comm Week Planning Team with an "unlisted" or "public" video link. You can sign up now by emailing UWGBCOMMWEEK@GMAIL.com. Spots are limited. All submissions will be reviewed by the Comm Week Planning team and confirmation for submission will be sent.
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The annual Comm Film Festival is a competition for students of all majors to showcase their cinematography skills. The films will be judged by alumni before the start of the banquet. The winner(s) will be awarded for their submission during the banquet.
The format for this year's festival will include a variety of cinematographic concepts and techniques that will encompass the skills learned by students in the various Communication and Digital Media classes offered here at UW-Green Bay.
Concepts may include sequencing, overall performance/theme, camera work and execution, editing and visual enhancement, and sound editing and mixing. Previous submissions have included news reporter packages, short films, interviews, and voice-overs.
The rules of this contest are as follows:
- Videos must be PG-rated
- Videos cannot contain copyrighted material
- Videos must be turned in a digital format (.mov, .mp4, etc.)
In addition, videos must be uploaded to YouTube to be submitted. You can then provide the Comm Week Planning Team with an "unlisted" or "public" video link. You can sign up now by emailing UWGBCOMMWEEK@GMAIL.com. Spots are limited. All submissions will be reviewed by the Comm Week Planning team and confirmation for submission will be sent.
