Summary of award categories See special awards on separate page Workmanship Stage Presentation Young Fan Costumers 12 and younger. This is our Participants 12 and younger. This is our Contest. All young Contest. All young children’s Cos•Play children’s Cos•Play participants must have adult participants must have adult supervision. The majority of the supervision. Costume can be costume must be made/significantly made/significantly modified by an adult. modified by the contestant. Novice Costumers with little to no experience, First time performers and/or have only and anyone who has never won an been on stage a few times, and anyone award in a costume contest. who has never won an award in a costume contest. Journeyman Costumers with significant costume Costumers with significant stage experience. A winner of two of experience. A winner of two of “Best “Best awards competes as a awards competes as a Apprentice” Novice” Journeyman. Journeyman. Master/ Pro Skilled costumers with extensive Experienced or professional actors experience, several awards, or persons compete as a Master/ Pro. If you have who make their living making clothing won of in “Best Journeyman” twice or costumes compete as a Master/ Pro. local/regional conventions, you should If you have won of compete as a Master/ Pro. “Best Journeyman” twice in local/regional conventions, you should compete as a Master/ Pro. of at any large regional convention moves a costumer up to the next skill Winning ‘Best Show’ division.
Summary of award categories See special awards on separate page Workmanship Stage Presentation Young Fan Costumers 12 and younger. This is our children’s Cos•Play Contest. All young participants must have adult supervision. The majority of the costume must be made/significantly modified by the contestant. Participants 12 and younger. This is our children’s Cos•Play Contest. All young participants must have adult supervision. Costume can be made/significantly modified by an adult. Novice Costumers with little to no experience, and anyone who has never won an award in a costume contest. First time performers and/or have only been on stage a few times, and anyone who has never won an award in a costume contest. Journeyman Costumers with significant costume experience. A winner of two “Best of Apprentice” awards competes as a Journeyman. Costumers with significant stage experience. A winner of two “Best of Novice” awards competes as a Journeyman. Master/ Pro Skilled costumers with extensive experience, several awards, or persons who make their living making clothing or costumes compete as a Master/ Pro. If you have won “Best of Journeyman” twice in local/regional conventions, you should compete as a Master/ Pro. Experienced or professional actors compete as a Master/ Pro. If you have won “Best of Journeyman” twice in local/regional conventions, you should compete as a Master/ Pro. Winning ‘Best of Show’ at any large regional convention moves a costumer up to the next skill division.
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