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* Work with volunteers@<convention email> if you need someone to sit at the sign up table, and line up 3-4 volunteers to help with walk through the hallway control during the costume contest on Saturday. | * Work with volunteers@<convention email> if you need someone to sit at the sign up table, and line up 3-4 volunteers to help with walk through the hallway control during the costume contest on Saturday. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:32, 13 October 2022
***NOTE: These timelines are estimates, you may need to adjust for your specific convention date
Immediately after accepting the position
- Get access to your convention email.
- Read through the emails to get an idea of what sort of messages you should expect for the next year.
- Contact helpdesk@digitalgrail.org if you are not able to get access/permission for your email and Google Drive or any other tech concerns
- Validate information on the convention’s website and notify webmaster@<convention email> of any changes or additions you would like.
6 months before the convention
- Find a judging team.
- Work with Legal to have a contract laid out for the judging team. Approval by convention heads is needed before sending/signing the contract.
- Confirm who is going to emcee the contest this year. If it will be The Kamikaze Snowmen, confirm with them(or guest department) that this will work.
- Brainstorm about ideas for prizes. Work with the merch department.
- Get a budget from the Treasurer.
5 months before the convention
- Request the convention dates off from work. It’s suggested you also take the Monday following the convention off as well.
- Email graphics@<convention email> with any graphics or posters you need at the convention.
- Write a blog/post and send it to Blogs/Social Media regarding the upcoming contest.
4 months before the convention
- Work with scheduling@<convention email> to find times for prejudging and finalize prizes for the contest.
- Send your event order to hotel@<convention email> by 3 months before con.
- You will need a table for sign up.
3 months before the convention
- If there is to be a Children’s Masquerade then meet with the Youth Coordinator to discuss Children’s Masquerade. Talk about prizes and who is going to emcee Children’s Masquerade.
- If you are doing garment bags, talk to logistics@<convention email>/merch so they can get them ordered
- Make sure to send the title of each category.
2 months before the convention
- Write a paragraph about the main programming costume/cosplay contest, kid’s masquerade (if there is to be one), locations, and hours. Send it to programguide@<convention email> and scheduling@<convention email> by the 15th of this month.
1 month before the convention
- Finalize all prizes and make sure Merchandising knows exactly what you are using and how much of it.
- Send anything you need announced during opening and closing ceremonies including slides to Ceremonies Lead by the end of this month.
- Send the judges a list of everything they need to be a part of for judging (times, rooms, days, etc)
Month of the convention
- Validate Costume/Cosplay Contest SOP, and ensure any updates are complete before the end of the first week. This will include information about how Ops/Reg/Convention Heads should handle different things that may arise related to your position.
- Work with volunteers@<convention email> if you need someone to sit at the sign up table, and line up 3-4 volunteers to help with walk through the hallway control during the costume contest on Saturday.
Responsibilities at the convention
- You will oversee prejudging, Costume Contest and Children’s Masquerade.
- Make sure judges are present & ready for all parts they are involved in.