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While you’ve likely already heard about this, entries are now being accepted for the 2012 Idaho Advertising Federation’s Rockie Awards.
Submissions are due by Friday, February 3rd and 5:00 p.m. Or, as always, if you’re feeling particularly generous you can wait until the 10th and pay the late registration fee.
For more information contact Tyler LaDoucer.
A quick reminder — the deadline for submissions for this year’s Idaho Advertising Federation Rockie Awards is Friday, February 4th*.
More details, information and instructions can be found on the Rockie Awards website.
*that is, unless you prefer paying the late entry fee. In that case, you’ve got until 5:00 p.m. on Friday, February 11th.
It’s that time of year again.
The Call for Entries for the Idaho Advertising Federation’s Rockie Awards is now open. Entries are being accepted online now through February 4, 2011. Or, if you’re feeling generous (and don’t mind paying the additional fee), late entries will be accepted through February 11th.
Full details, eligibility requirements and more can be found on the Rockie Awards website.
We came across this classic during a recent stroll through YouTube, produced by North by Northwest for the 1994 Rockie Awards.
From the video’s description:
In 1994, the Idaho Ad Federation asked vendors to produce openings for that year’s Rockies Show. North By Northwest chose “Newspaper”. The piece was shot in one night and was Jeff Noble’s first “day” on the job. It won for Best Intro.
The entries are in.
The judging is complete.
And now it’s time to have an awards show.
The 2010 Rockie Awards Show is coming up on Saturday, April 24th at The Knitting Factory in downtown Boise. Food and drinks start flowing at 6:00 p.m. and the show gets underway at 7:00.
Tickets are $45 each, or $350 for a table of eight.
Ticket reservations should be sent to rockies@boiseadfed.org. RSVPs are due by or before April 15th. But seriously, get your RSVP in now — rumor has it that the show is more than halfway toward being sold out.