Savage Content Announces Second Annual "How I Fell In Love With Jazz" Video Contest
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Wednesday, September 29, 2021
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The online contest, open to the public, offers cash awards to 27 finalists: a $5,000 grand prize and a $2,500 second prize – both double last year's grants -- and 25 "crowd favorites" awards of $100 each – for the best video diary of one to three minutes in length, explaining how jazz fans and players developed their love for America's indigenous musical art form. Entries are open through Nov. 30, and public voting will take place through Dec. 31 at www.savagecontent.com.
Key Points:
- LOS ANGELES, Sept. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Savage Content, the online platform that offers innovative opportunities to hear and experience music and entertainment, has announced its second annual "How I Fell in Love with Jazz" video contest.
- Savage Content was launched last year by entrepreneur Kent Savage to foster a deeper understanding of and involvement in jazz and other arts and entertainment.
- As it did last year, Savage Content has secured a distinguished group of jazz professionals to judge the "How I Fell in Love with Jazz" submissions after the contest closes at the end of December.
- She was the winner of Savage Content's inaugural "How I Fell in Love with Jazz" competition in 2020.