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10th Annual Scene.org Awards

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I spotted this one in the news:
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10th Annual Scene.org Awards takes place at Assembly 2012

It's time to celebrate - Get prepared for the 10th consecutive edition of the Scene.org Awards! This time the tournee heads of to Helsinki, Finland as the grand prize-giving ceremony takes place at Assembly Summer demoparty on 4th of August 2012. The nominee selections for all the prize categories will be released during the Easter weekend at The Gathering and Revision demoparties, taking place respectively at Hamar, Norway and Saarbrücken, Germany.

For further details on Scene.org Awards please visit the 10th Annual Scene.org Awards website.


More information to follow up in the coming days.
added on the 2011-12-12 21:58:26 by melw melw
Congrats :)
added on the 2011-12-12 22:08:57 by _-_-__ _-_-__
Cool, but why so late? :(
added on the 2011-12-12 22:37:44 by xernobyl xernobyl
yeay congratz! using capped also nice! :)
Good luck!
added on the 2011-12-12 22:38:06 by magic magic
\o/ i'll try to be there!
meeeh, I was already happy to have the ceremony hosted at Revision 2012 :'(
added on the 2011-12-13 09:53:15 by rez rez
I think ASM is a fine place to have them.
I can understand the team doesnt want to jump in that boiling water which is TG vs REV again (plus they came up with a pretty nice compromise).

Keep in mind that ASM has a very fine internet infrastructure so the flawless streaming of the ceremony is almost guaranteed.
yay for sofascening! ;)
added on the 2011-12-13 11:31:47 by wysiwtf wysiwtf
I like the moving around and it might even bring more sceners to Asm, which is definitely not a bad thing (cause Asm is pretty cool)
added on the 2011-12-13 11:50:14 by okkie okkie
My only concern is that by that time of the year, the nominees might become pretty stale. :/
added on the 2011-12-13 11:51:36 by Gargaj Gargaj
(Of course, there's always the option of moving Assembly to, say, Easter weekend!)
added on the 2011-12-13 11:52:05 by Gargaj Gargaj
nice, to bad on not having it at revision :'(
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Cool, but why so late? :(
We tried to get Assembly to move their dates, but unfortunately they didn't want to do that.

(No, not really.)
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nice, to bad on not having it at revision :'(
Why?
added on the 2011-12-13 12:27:29 by gloom gloom
because I tend to go to revision, and not to assembly. Do I get a cookie now?
added on the 2011-12-13 13:05:42 by xTr1m xTr1m
So the correct response would be "That doesn't work for me" then, not "That's bad."
added on the 2011-12-13 13:33:33 by gloom gloom
Congratulations to Smash for winning once again!
added on the 2011-12-13 13:37:13 by rc55 rc55
it would be kinda cool in theory if it moved every year to a different demoparty around Europe, but then, feeling for party orgos as well as award orgos, that would be an organizational headache . . .
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it would be kinda cool in theory if it moved every year to a different demoparty around Europe, but then, feeling for party orgos as well as award orgos, that would be an organizational headache . . .


That was the initial idea but after MS2k2 it stuck at BP and now it's actually happening! I hereby declare that we as Outline Organization happily volunteer to host the awards in 2013!
added on the 2011-12-13 14:47:58 by okkie okkie
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it would be kinda cool in theory if it moved every year to a different demoparty around Europe, but then, feeling for party orgos as well as award orgos, that would be an organizational headache . . .

Can't really agree with you here, at least as long as the responsibilities are clearly defined between the hosting party and the scene.org organization. At the Gathering, the production of the awards was the responsibility of scene.org, while technical execution was the responsibility of the Gathering. Obviously, there were joint meetings and co-operation for both fields, but the ultimate responsibilities were always the same.
With such a model it should be quite all right for different parties to host the awards, provided one starts planning early enough.

On a personal note, I think it's a good thing that the awards moves around a bit.


Speaking for myself (and paraphrasing comments from other members of our team at the Gathering) I'd say that hosting the awards every year is something that we would be reluctant to do.
Hosting the awards this year was quite a strain on large portions of the Gathering crew, and it costs quite a lot of money. While we are happy to have done it, and proud of the result, we are also happy to let someone else do it in 2012. I think there's a real risk of losing motivation if we were to do it every year.

I believe that not doing it every year makes it more likely that we would be capable of doing the awards properly if we were to do it again in the future (which I personally would be happy to do).
added on the 2011-12-13 15:05:11 by lug00ber lug00ber
yay! my observation wasn't impractical!
: D

I like the idea of the awards moving from party to party because then more regions of the scene get to feel part of things and maybe it stimulates more activity.

And yes, spreads the effort around.
its cool that it moves but im thinking it works a lot better at parties with say > 500 visitors, which rules out practically all the others.
asm sounds great to me actually. and it'd be cool to see parties try and outdo each other with the show.
added on the 2011-12-13 16:13:36 by smash smash
well, maybe some of the smaller parties (in Europe, I mean) would become bigger if the awards were there . . . I'm sure some of them have room to grow . . .

I mean, what are the biggest parties other than ASM and TG and Rev?

I get a sense Evoke is rather large . . . what about Buenzli? Or even further east or south . . . or west to Main (which dammit, I want to go to after it returns)
The next step would be to announce each award at a different party and you would end up having scene.org awards during the whole year \o/
added on the 2011-12-13 18:29:01 by xernobyl xernobyl
that would be kinda cool, but probably impractical, huh?
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I hereby declare that we as Outline Organization happily volunteer to host the awards in 2013!

I hereby declare that we as Outline Organization would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to Okkie for happily volunteering to pay all expenses for this event!
added on the 2011-12-13 19:18:26 by havoc havoc
so will he pay in Okkies or Scenepoints?

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