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SECOND ANNUAL ALTPICK AWARDS

OPEN TO ANIMATORS, NEW MEDIA ARTISTS, WEB DESIGNERS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, PRINT DESIGNERS AND ILLUSTRATORS.

ENTER ALTPICK AWARDS AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF!

WINNERS WILL APPEAR ON ALTPICK.COM, ALTERNATIVE PICK BOOK AND/OR ALT PICK MAGAZINE DIRECTED AND DISTRIBUTED TO 15,000 ART BUYERS, ART DIRECTORS, CREATIVE DIRECTORS AND PHOTO EDITORS.

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FINAL DEADLINE: JULY 9, 2004

SEE THE 2003 WINNERS: http://altpick.com/awards/winners/JudgeWinners.php

The 63rd Annual George Foster Peabody Awards recognize outstanding achievement and excellence in television, radio and Internet programming. More than 1,000 entries from 30 different counties are received annually including news reports, documentaries, entertainment shows, public service programs and children's programs -- although awards are given solely on merit, without regard to specific categories. Judging is done by the 15-member Peabody Board, which includes TV critics, television practitioners, and experts in culture and fine arts from around the world.

Cartoons on the Bay is an international event with awards, workshops, lectures, TV and theatrical previews, and events centering on the ever-changing world of television animation. The Pulcinella Awards Competition is open to all products in animation for television and the Internet, including pilots of series. The Competition is also open to short-films. In 2004, the Competition will also be open to educational films which compete for a special Unicef-Regione Campania Prize.

Founded in August 1961, WorldFest is the third oldest competitive International film festival in North America. It gave first honors and awards to Spielberg, George Lucas, Randall Kleiser, Ridley Scott, Ang Lee, The Coen Brothers, Robert Rodriguez and many more. It screens 50-60 new features and around 100 new shorts, in 35mm and digital video DLP projection in a large commercial theater complex. The event provides great networking as more than 450 international filmmakers attend, and the general audience exceeds 25,000 at the 10-day event.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' official New York Oscar Night celebration of the 76th Academy Awards will be held at Le Cirque. All New York-based Academy members will be invited to attend the black-tie event, now in its fifth year at Le Cirque. The celebration, presented in association with restaurateur Sirio Maccioni of Le Cirque and organized by Arthur Manson and Arlene Dahl, chair and vice chair, respectively, of the Academy's New York Events Committee, will begin at 6:30 pm.