Okay kids, everyone has been asking about it and I just check the ImagiNations home page and they have already updated for 2009
Here are some following guidelines and how to entry and who can enter and what you can design for your submission:
ImagiNations 2009
Show us your creativity by using your technical, artistic, or writing skills to design a ride, attraction, hotel, or a land within an existing Disney theme park or resort. Or create an entirely new experience, a theme park, themed restaurant or unique dream of your own. Original ideas may be presented in many ways, such as:
Artwork/Illustrations/Visuals
Storyboards
Models
Building Design (floor plans or elevations)
Developed Story Treatment- Model
Video/Multi-Media
Schematics/CAD Drawings
Computer Graphics
Your concept should demonstrate fun, originality and innovation. Keep in mind that Disney is the leader in family entertainment, and that Imagineering tells stories through immersive experiences; therefore, your entry should tell a compelling and engaging story. You may create your own characters or use our existing characters for your entry.
Who Can Enter
1. You must enter the competition only as a team of at least two participants with no more than four
participants total.
2. To qualify, each team participant must be (1) a college student with Junior, Senior standing, or full time graduate student standing. (2) A recent graduate (within 1 year of graduation), and majoring in one of these disciplines:
Architecture
Digital Art / Animation
Interior Design
Theater Design
Construction Management
Engineering
Project Management
Creative Writing
Fine Art
Media Production / Interactive
Or a current member of an Association whose focus includes at least one of the disciplines listed above. Or a current member for both Association and a 501 (c)(3) creative arts organization.
3. For valid entry, Entry Form must be signed by one of the following: a University Department advisor (if entrant is a student majoring in one of the disciplines listed); an Association representative; a 501(c)(3) creative arts organization representative.
4. Previous finalists in the ImagiNations Design Competition who have presented a submission at Walt Disney Imagineering are not eligible to participate.
5. Current or former employees of the Walt Disney Company and their immediate family are not eligible for this competition.
Submit your entry to the following address:
Walt Disney Imagineering
Global Strategies for Diversity & Inclusion
1401 Flower Street MC 9030
Glendale, CA 91221-5020
Entry Deadline
Completed entry forms must be received from January 1, 2009 through January 30, 2009.
Qualified participants will be notified to begin the submission process which will be open through February 28, 2009.
Finalist Notification
Finalists will be notified by April 17, 2009 and will be invited at a later date to present their ideas at Walt Disney Imagineering.
For valid entry, your entry form must be signed by one of the following:
A University Department advisor (if majoring in one of the disciplines listed in guidelines)
An Association representative
A 501 (c)3 Creative Arts Organization representative
Additionally, 501 (c)3 organizations must submit a copy of their organization certification as a 501 (c)3 organization along with the application.
Here are some following guidelines and how to entry and who can enter and what you can design for your submission:
ImagiNations 2009
Show us your creativity by using your technical, artistic, or writing skills to design a ride, attraction, hotel, or a land within an existing Disney theme park or resort. Or create an entirely new experience, a theme park, themed restaurant or unique dream of your own. Original ideas may be presented in many ways, such as:
Artwork/Illustrations/Visuals
Storyboards
Models
Building Design (floor plans or elevations)
Developed Story Treatment- Model
Video/Multi-Media
Schematics/CAD Drawings
Computer Graphics
Your concept should demonstrate fun, originality and innovation. Keep in mind that Disney is the leader in family entertainment, and that Imagineering tells stories through immersive experiences; therefore, your entry should tell a compelling and engaging story. You may create your own characters or use our existing characters for your entry.
Who Can Enter
1. You must enter the competition only as a team of at least two participants with no more than four
participants total.
2. To qualify, each team participant must be (1) a college student with Junior, Senior standing, or full time graduate student standing. (2) A recent graduate (within 1 year of graduation), and majoring in one of these disciplines:
Architecture
Digital Art / Animation
Interior Design
Theater Design
Construction Management
Engineering
Project Management
Creative Writing
Fine Art
Media Production / Interactive
Or a current member of an Association whose focus includes at least one of the disciplines listed above. Or a current member for both Association and a 501 (c)(3) creative arts organization.
3. For valid entry, Entry Form must be signed by one of the following: a University Department advisor (if entrant is a student majoring in one of the disciplines listed); an Association representative; a 501(c)(3) creative arts organization representative.
4. Previous finalists in the ImagiNations Design Competition who have presented a submission at Walt Disney Imagineering are not eligible to participate.
5. Current or former employees of the Walt Disney Company and their immediate family are not eligible for this competition.
Submit your entry to the following address:
Walt Disney Imagineering
Global Strategies for Diversity & Inclusion
1401 Flower Street MC 9030
Glendale, CA 91221-5020
Entry Deadline
Completed entry forms must be received from January 1, 2009 through January 30, 2009.
Qualified participants will be notified to begin the submission process which will be open through February 28, 2009.
Finalist Notification
Finalists will be notified by April 17, 2009 and will be invited at a later date to present their ideas at Walt Disney Imagineering.
For valid entry, your entry form must be signed by one of the following:
A University Department advisor (if majoring in one of the disciplines listed in guidelines)
An Association representative
A 501 (c)3 Creative Arts Organization representative
Additionally, 501 (c)3 organizations must submit a copy of their organization certification as a 501 (c)3 organization along with the application.