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2013 World Food Championships and IADT Give Students a Chance to Win Scholarships

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2013 World Food Championships and IADT Give Students a Chance to Win Scholarships

The World Food Championships (WFC) is partnering with International Academy of Design & Technology (IADT) Las Vegas, to offer students a chance to win one of three $1,000 scholarships for photography, videography and design.

The $300,000 World Food Championships (Nov. 7-10) is the ultimate culinary showdown for 450 competitors, both professionals and amateurs. The seven-category competition takes place in downtown Las Vegas at Fremont Street Experience, Fremont East Entertainment District and Downtown3rd District. As an invitational, the World Food Championships invites winners of the world’s biggest food competitions to cook in a tournament-style live competition for a chance to be named the World Food Champion.

Organizers of the World Food Championships are partnering with IADT to tap into students’ specific design and technical skills to support the event’s massive needs for video and photo documentation, as well as graphic design.  “This is an amazing opportunity for IADT Las Vegas students,” said Jason Smith, president of IADT Las Vegas.  “They get on-the-job experience utilizing their photo, video and graphic design skills while working as an integral part of the team that organizes the world’s largest food competition.  Beyond the experience, students have a chance to win scholarships to further their education at IADT. We are delighted to partner with the World Food Championships in Las Vegas.”

Judging for the IADT student competition includes three major components: Engagement, Artistry and Technical or E.A.T. The acronym E.A.T. mirrors the WFC’s judging methodology that all competitor entries will be judged upon during the culinary competition.  IADT Students are asked to create dynamic photos, videos and designs that feature compelling and memorable messages and footage of the event. The creators of the competition’s best works, as determined by representatives of the World Food Championships, will earn the $1,000 scholarships and be featured in a 2014 student contest winner profile.

The video production and photo contests require students to submit either a five-minute reel or 30 photos showcasing the energy and diversity of the 2013 World Food Championships through shots of the main stage, competition and vending areas, interviews and sponsor branding. For the design project contest, students are asked to submit designs for five categories: a T-shirt design and poster for the WFC, a T-shirt design and standard billboard ad for the Ultimate Bacon Experience and a local business flyer.

To enter the 2013 World Food Championships Student Competitions or to find out more information on the rules visit: www.worldfoodchampionships.com/IADT.

About the International Academy of Design & Technology Las Vegas:

With more than 30 years as an established institution, the International Academy of Design and Technology offers students a hands-on education with experienced faculty dedicated to providing students with the necessary skills, knowledge, support and guidance to pursue fulfilling career opportunities in the design and technology fields. The Las Vegas campus (IADT-Las Vegas), which opened in 2003, offers degree programs in audio production, cinema production, fashion design, graphic design, retail merchandise management and game production.  Students also have the opportunity to take a portion of their coursework online through IADT-Online. The school is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS). ACICS is a national accrediting agency recognized by the United States Department of Education. IADT-Las Vegas cannot guarantee employment or salary and is part of Career Education Corporation network of schools (NASDAQ: CECO). For more information, visit www.iadt.edu/Las-Vegas or call (866)400-4238.

About the World Food Championships

The $300,000 World Food Championships will take place Nov. 7-10, 2013, and feature nearly 500 competitors seeking food fame and fortune in Downtown Las Vegas. The second annual event will invite the champions from the biggest and best food competitions around the world into a single high stakes culinary showdown. Following a tournament-style format across seven iconic food categories, the WFC will culminate with a Final Table faceoff where category champions brave potential elimination in front of a live audience and a discerning panel of culinary celebrities. For more information visit: worldfoodchampionships.com.

 

 

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