Blackmagic Design is donating four DaVinci Resolve Speed Editors (which includes the DaVinci Resolve Studio) to the prize pool that will be awarded to the winners of the next #MojoAwards competitiont.
The Mobile Journalism Awards is an annual film competition produced by the Visual Editors Non-Profit to identify, advance and celebrate the best mobile journalism reporting each year.
The fifth season of the #MojoAwards is complete and three #Mojo films have been selected for the categories: Documentary, Mobile Journalism, and Crisis Reporting.
The fourth season of the #MojoAwards is complete and three #Mojo films have been selected for the three categories: Best Documentary, Best Mobile Journalism, and Best Crisis Reporting.
The search is on to find the best mobile stories produced by reporters with smartphones. Winners receive valuable prizes and have their work screened at international festivals.
Luma Touch, for example, is providing a new iPad to the winner of the #FinishedOnMobile category.
And MoonDog Labs has donates three gift certificates worth $200 each each season for gear sold in their online store.
Winners are discovered via a random drawing each month from the early-bird entries. The drawing is conducted at MoondogLab HQ in New York and shared on social media – hashtag #MojoAwards.
Røde has donated WirelessGo mics with Go lavs to add to the prize pool.
Follow the #MojoAwards hashtag on Twitter for news about the Mobile Journalism Awards.
Shoulderpod donates G2 mobile grips to the prize pool and IK multimedia donates iRig MIcPre 2 units.
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