The Show - Call To Entries
Five judges select the best student work and award $20,000 in scholarships and cash prizes.
Regular Entry
- Entry = $20 per
Deadline: February 15, 2020
Late Entry
- Entry (Late Entry) = $24 per
- Entry (Late Entry) = $24 per
- Entry (Late Entry) = $24 per
Deadline: February 25, 2020
No further extensions will be given.
Over $20,000 in Scholarships & Prizes
Featuring two scholarships
$2,500
Richard Patrick Memorial Photography Scholarship
$1,000
Jack Unruh Illustrator Masters Scholarship
Judged by industry leaders
Eric Monocaleano
An art director by trade, it is easy to believe Eric once studied architecture when you look at the precision and craftsmanship of his work. As the Executive Creative Director of the Dallas office of Publicis Worldwide, North America, Eric leads a creative department that is well versed at winning new business pitches and has crafted effective, award-winning, integrated campaigns for global brands including Bridgestone of North America, BMW, PowerBar, Lake Austin Spa Resort, Chevrolet, PowerBar, CiCis Pizza, Beam Suntory (Hornitos Tequla and El Tesoro Tequila), TruGreen/Scotts Lawncare, and Nestlé Pure Life. Prior to that, Eric was Co-Founder/Co-Chief Creative Director of Rathbone Moncaleano Desir and a key creative leader at top agencies including Hal Riney & Partners, Foote, Cone and Belding and Leo Burnett. Eric pioneered one of the first campaigns to use digital and social media at the core of a multi-discipline ad launch for video game Mortal Kombat during the early days of the internet and has continued to use digital and social as a cornerstone of his creativity. He has won numerous awards for creativity and his work has been featured in several industry publications. He has also judged several award shows during his illustrious career.
Stewart Cohen
“I just want the viewer to feel what I see.”
Canadianiborn Director/Photographer Stewart
Cohen is known for his subtle yet effective fashion
in which he directs people, and for the enthusiasm
and energy he brings to all assignments. His
visual approach is honest, resonant, authentic,
and cinematic. He moves seamlessly between
large-scale productions and smaller intimate ones,
keeping his visual acuity sharp.
Being on the road is a normal day for Stewart,
his projects have taken him to all seven
continents, including Antarctica. Agencies seek
him out because of his experience and energy
working internationally.
To date, he has won countless top industry
awards and has been profiled in Communication
Arts magazine and selected by Adweek as
Photographer of the Year.
