CALL FOR ENTRIES
Mobile Journalism Awards recognizes excellence in non-fiction storytelling produced with smartphones, mobile and pocket cameras.

CATEGORIES
The deadlines and categories and criteria are listed in the right hand column of this page.

NEWS
Follow #MojoAwards on Twitter for updates.

Winners from previous years are listed at mobilejournalismawards.com Web site and viewable at the Smart Film School.

JUDGES
The judges for the competition include:

Marta Machado, Thomson Reuters Foundation, London
Marcela Kunova, Journalism Co UK
Kim Fox, The American University Cairo
Jacques Rosselin, EFJ School of New Journalism, Paris
Naila Hamdy, The American University Cairo


ORGANIZERS
- E.W Scripps School of Journalism & School of Film, Ohio University
- Journalism co.uk
- The American University Cairo, Department of Journalism and Mass Communication and AUC Tahrir Square Cultural Campus
- EFJ School of New Journalism
- Latin American Congress of Mobile Journalism
- Visual Editors, Non-profit

INNOVATION PRIZE
The innovation prize rewards an innovation project around mobile journalism. You need to explain your Innovation project in a short video. You can also include supporting documents that detail the effort and outcomes.

Please read the criteria about what type of work is is to be entered in each category.

Documentary films or news stories entered in the innovation category will be immediately disqualified by the screeners and will not be seen by the jury.

Awards & Prizes

Winners will be announced at the global awards show.
More than $10,000 in prizes has been donated by sponsors.

SPONSORS
Luma-touch, Røde, Shoulderpod, IK Multimedia, Moondog Labs, SmallRigs, Shure, and the Smart Film School.

Follow #MojoAwards on Twitter for announcements.

Rules & Terms

* All films must include English subtitles (unless the spoken language is English) .

Read each category rules before submitting your work.

Please be sure to enter your MOJO films either in either the Best Documentary or Finished on Mobile categories.

NOTE: Documentary Films submitted in the Innovation category will be disqualified. Read the rules for the innovation category.

- Films may include shots made with action cams or drones up to a maximum 30% of the total duration of the project.

- Entries may be recorded with any combination of smartphone, mobile and pocket cameras.

Submitted your entries before the final deadline. No exceptions.

Multiple submissions
- You may submit more than one project and your work may be entered in more than one category.

- Judges will not move entries between categories.

- All submissions must be original and not include any intellectual property protected by outside copyrights.

Music
- If music is used, it must be 'rights-cleared,' public domain, creative commons, or original compositions. Verification may be requested by the jury.

Consent
- Entrants consent to the use of their films or videos for live screenings that are part of this competition.
- Entrants further consent to allow entries to be curated and shared for educational purposes.

Verification
All entrants must attest that they are submitting work produced with mobile gear and apps. Judges can choose to disqualify entries that cannot be verified.