One week left - don’t miss it!
Rules for submitting a trailer to the contest:
You must be the author of the book
The book’s release date was 2009-2010
It is available on YouTube (so you can supply the html for posting here)
You have not won another trailer contest where you received compensation
One entry per author.
How to enter:
Leave a link to your trailer on YouTube in the comments section, along with the name of your book, your official author name, and the date of release
Contest open from today until December 31st
I will post a weekly update, including trailers submitted.
Voting will begin January 1 and end January 9.
Who votes? YOU guys do! But only one vote per person and please no voting for yourself!
Prizes:
3rd - The donation of my YA series to the public or high school library of your choice.
2nd - The donation of my series PLUS almost twenty other new book to the public library of your choice.
1st - The donation of my series PLUS a $25.00 Amazon gift card.
Some awesome entries so far, and couple with some massive view counts on YouTube:
1 - Gringa: A Contradictory Girlhood by Melissa Hart (October 2009)
2 - CassaStar by Alex J Cavanaugh (October 2010)
3 - River Passage by p.m.terrell (Fall 2009)
4 - Dead is Just a Rumor by Marlene Perez (August 2010)
5 - Dead Politician by Robin Spano (September 2010)
6 - A Note from an Old Acquaintance by Bill Walker (June 2009)
7 - 24 Hours London' Guide Book: Top Tips from London's Only Hour-by-Hour Guide By Marsha Moore (June 2009)
8 - Fire and Cross by Enid Wilson (December 2010)
9 - Dream Man by Nancy J. Parra (January 2010)
10 - Night Watch by Mary Montague Sikes
11 - Three Daves by Nicki Elson (February 2010)
12 - Freezer Burn by Gayle Carline (July 2009)
13 - Bella by Steve Piacente (August 2010)
14 - In Celebration of Elastic Waistbands by Christee Gabour Atwood (October 2010)
15 - Leaving Home, Going Home, Returning Home by Jason Alster (December 2009)
16 - The Seventh Blessing by Melissa Buell (December 2010)
17 - Santa's Village Gone Wild! by Christopher Dearman (November 2010)
18 - Game Boys by Rochelle H. Ragnarok (November 2010)
11 comments:
Looks like quite an interesting collection. I'll work some viewing time into my schedule this week.
You have quit a list going here and so many worthy of noting :)
Jules @ Trying To Get Over The Rainbow
This is very helpful, and sounds like a great contest! I'm glad you posted these entries--I'm finding it very instructive to look at different people approach book trailers--very timely to find this happening right here!
Voting will be difficult!
I opened this up to lament the fact I don't have a book or a trailer...but after scrolling through all those entries I'm going to switch gears and thank you for compiling a shopping list for me!
Hi Diane :-)
Happy New Year from Southern California. No snow here but a lot of rain storms and mud slides!
I hope you and your family had a Wonderful Christmas Celebration.
God Bless You, ~Ron
Wooo! What a great list of trailers! :)
Hope you had a fantastic Christmas!
Hello!
My YA fantasy novel is THE SEVENTH BLESSING and is available on amazon.com as both a hard copy and an e-book version.
Thanks for having this contest! (The link to my book's trailer is below.)
-Melissa Buell
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5grO4oX5gQ
OH neat! I wish I was hip with the trailer making but unfortunately my talents are few. Cool contest though!
Wow, 18 entries! Might have to do two rounds of voting...
Okay, I wanted to vote for four of them, dammit, lol!
Most of them were good and a few were excellent. Hard to choose between the excellent ones, sigh...
This is cool, Diane.
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