Creative BRIEF
Lunatics & Liars
Online video
$1000
Videos should be 30 seconds in length.
Submitters must agree to have their submissions hosted on Lunatics and Liars, subject to their Terms of Service, on an ongoing basis.
Lunatics and Liars, a new web site for funny political videos, is looking for funny TV commercials. But not real ones. Ones made up by you.
Make a :30 video that tells us why we should vote - or not vote - for your favorite presidential candidate, and you could win $1,000 as a GeniusRocket submitter.
All GeniusRocket submissions are automatically entered and eligible for a $5,000 Grand Prize and free trip to Washington, DC, to meet real politicos in their native habitat. There are three other jury awards of $1,000 for best negative ad, best positive ad, funniest ad and an animation prize worth $2,000.
*GeniusRocket submissions will be judged by a jury of celebrities, comedians, directors, and media consultants.
Additional information on the Contest Rules for the Lunatics and Liars dot com contest (Being held on the Lunatics and Liars site).
We are looking to populate our new site with fantastic & humorous videos, beginning with this RFB.
In order to populate our site all submissions will be hosted on the Lunatics and Liars website on an ongoing basis.
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when I click on the "contest rules" link it takes me to the home page which does not mention the contest at all nor could I find any link to the rules. I would like to know if it is still happening to full capacity before submitting.
thanks
I wrote Lunatics and liars and they informed me that it was canceled.
you should update the site
Looks like the joke is on us ...
Not that is the question, since L&L wigged out ... :-(
"Now" that is the question is what I should have typed ...
GeniusRocket stands behind all of its RFBs. We are still working with Lunatics and Liars, one way or another the award of $1,000 for the GR selection will still be paid out. Thank you for your participation, feel free to continue submitting towards the $1,000 award.
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Music to all of our ears, I'm sure!!
I have used the player HTML embed code to put a player on my Myspace page, 2 Blogger sites, and several other locations. My question relates to whether someone playing the video on a remote location will register as a "view" on the main G.R. location. I've tried to test this, and it appears that it doesn't. If it doesn't, what incentive is there to embed the player in other places (as opposed to encouraging people to go to the G.R. URL, and therefore register as a "view?" Hope you can help a fella out here ... I've sent this question to the tech help contact box but no one seems to respond to those ;-)
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