Frequently Asked Questions


1. What is Noise Singapore?

2. What are the benefits of participating in Noise Singapore?

3. How do I take part in Noise Singapore?

4. How do I submit my work?

5. How can I get selected to perform at Noise Singapore's concert platforms or be showcased at the Noise Festival Showcase exhibition?

6. What is The Apprenticeship Programme about?

7. Are there topics or themes for submissions to Noise Singapore?

8. Must my works be original?

9. How many works can I submit?

10. Can we submit works as a group?

11. Can I enter my work if I turn 36 this year?

12. When will I know if my works have been selected?

13. Where will my works be showcased?

14. What's the deal with copyrights?

15. How can I help out with Noise Singapore?

16. When does Noise Singapore take place?

17. Why do I need to submit high-resolution working files of my works?

 

 


 


1. What is Noise Singapore?

An initiative of the National Arts Council, Noise Singapore is Singapore's foremost youth arts festival, dedicated to creating noise about the creative talents of youths below the age of 35 in Singapore. Instead of presenting these works in conventional exhibitions held at predictable spaces, Noise works will be seen and heard across all media channels such as the Internet, radio, television, magazines and newspapers, allowing them to be seen by the world, enabling the nation’s best young talents to get spotted for their creativity.


Noise Singapore also aims to unearth new talent and inspire groundbreaking content from youths in Singapore. With a series of workshops and concert platforms organised to give promising Noise artists the necessary exposure and skills, young people from all walks of life now have the opportunity to actively participate in the arts, instead of merely being passive audiences.

2. What are the benefits of participating in Noise Singapore?

Showcase platforms, performance opportunities, great prizes, a chance to be spotted. All that and more!

 

3. How do I take part in Noise Singapore?

Simple! Sign up for an account on the Noise homepage and you're good to go. There are various categories available for you to participate in – check them out here


4. How do I submit my work?

a. Login if you’ve already got a Noise account. If not, click on "Join Us Now” at the top of the webpage and create your Noise account.

b. Read about the various categories here and select the category you would like to send your works to.

c. Click "Browse and Upload" to select the works to be submitted. A maximum of five works can be uploaded at one time.

d. Once the files have been uploaded, enter the titles and description of the works. If your work is part of a series, enter the series name. Once you’ve enter all compulsory fields, click "Submit" and you’re done!


5. How can I get selected to perform at Noise Singapore's concert platforms or be showcased at the Noise Festival Showcase exhibition?

A panel of industry professionals will get together to rate the works after submission closes. The top rated Noise artists will get a chance to perform on Noise Singapore's concert platforms or be showcased at the Noise Singapore Festival Showcase!

6. What is The Apprenticeship Programme about?

Check it out here.

 7. Are there topics or themes for submissions to Noise Singapore?

For the open categories, there are no set topics or themes. As long as your submissions fit into one of the art forms specified (Art & Design, Photography and Music), let your imagination run wild.

8. Must my works be original?

ABSOLUTELY! Noise Singapore is looking for fresh ideas and creative, original works. If you're adapting from or using someone else's material (visuals, music, words etc) in your work, make sure you have their permission to do so.
Noise Singapore will not be responsible for any infringement of copyright caused by the creation or submission of your works. Be good!

9. How many works can I submit?

You can submit as many works as you like to as many categories as you want.

10. Can we submit works as a group?

Yes, collaborative efforts are welcomed! For group submissions, all members of the group must be aged 35 and below. You can create a Noise account with the name of your group.


11. Can I enter my work if I turn 36 this year?

No, you're only eligible if you are born in 1976 or later.

12. When will I know if my works have been selected?

If your work is selected to be showcased, you will be contacted by February 2012. You will be notified by phone or email, so it's really important that you keep your contact details updated.


13. Where will my works be showcased?

Selected works will be showcased on the Noise Singapore website as well as various media platforms. There will also be an exhibition of some of the selected works, and outstanding musicians will be invited to perform at various concert platforms.


14. What's the deal with copyrights?

Copyrights of works submitted for Noise Singapore remain with the creator or creators. However, in uploading your work(s) to Noise Singapore, you give Noise Singapore permission to use your work(s) for purposes related to the festival, including marketing and publicity. Read this for more information!

15. How can I help out with Noise Singapore?

A good way to help is to tell your family and friends about Noise Singapore (you can follow us on Facebook here) and encourage them to become part of Noise! We may also need an extra pair of hands during the festival showcase in February/March 2011, so drop us an email if you are keen to do your part in promoting Singapore youth arts as a volunteer.

16. When does Noise Singapore take place?

Noise Singapore 2012 began its call for submission on 17 February 2011. There will be showcase opportunities along the way, as well as an exciting array of workshops to keep you busy and help you improve your craft. So check out our events calendar here regularly!


17. Why do I need to submit high-resolution working files of my works?

Selected works may be showcased on print and broadcast media, which will require high-resolution copies of your works. Don't miss out on the chance for your work to be shown to a wider audience!

Do I need to keep the working files of my works?Yes! Your work may be incorporated into Noise Singapore publicity collaterals, and we may contact you to obtain working files so that our designers can work with them. This is another great chance for your work(s) to be featured!

 

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