Music Videos

Don’t take our word for it, listen to what our judges and previous winners have to say in the video below!

WHAT YOU NEED TO ENTER

Please read our Terms carefully. You will be required to accept these terms prior to entering work on the submission site.

Fees are $45.00 from April 1 – April 30 and $65.00 from May 1 – May 31. Submissions close May 31, 2015.

IMPORTANT! Once the judges choose 5 nominees, the public will vote to choose a winner using the video you submit. Learn more about our process.

Work created after June 2013.
Music must be the primary feature of the video.
All types of music are accepted: original music, cover songs, and parodies. Animation/stop-motion accepted. If you have a question about eligibility, please contact us.
Music from albums, video games or soundtracks must be accompanied by a video.
Videos NOT produced by major production studios—our show is for independent creators. Cumulative project budget must be under $1 million. We DO accept series created via promotional or sponsorship deals provided by partners such as apparel/youtube/etc.
Preferred genres: Pop/Geek Culture, Sci-fi, Fantasy, S.T.E.M., Comic Books, Superheroes, Horror, Supernatural, Zombies, Anime, Steampunk, Post-Apocalyptic, Science, Tech, Action/Adventure, Role-Playing, Gaming, Geek Art/Craft, Geek Fashion, Cosplay.

Direct URL to video published online during the eligibility period.
Basic information about your work: title, creator(s), synopsis, runtime, additional credits.
After you submit your entry, you’ll be emailed a link to post your work on The Geekie Awards website—this is an extra step! You’ll need an image representative of your project at this exact size: 650px wide x 366px tall or we cannot post your work. Click here to use a free online image resize tool.

Videos will be judged on the following criteria:

Quality of content: Quality of visuals and relevance to the music; creative use of footage and music to make the video unique; strong, compelling performance(s).
Production excellence: Directing, cinematography, visual production, high quality audio/music, editing, choice of props/costumes/set, and overall use of effects (if applicable). Videos do not require effects.
Overall impression: Did your work affect our judges or produce an emotional response? Is it evident that heart went into the creation of this work?

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