10 To Watch 2022 - Nominations |
Welcome to the Playback 10 to Watch 2022 call for nominations
Nominations are now open for Playback’s annual 10 to Watch.
Similar to the previous two years, candidates will be allowed to submit one self-nomination, in addition to third-party nominations from industry members.
Please note these submissions are carefully reviewed and selected by Playback's editorial team. We ask that nominators ensure all fields are filled in, as only completed surveys will be considered. Due to the large volume of submissions we receive every year, completed nominations are critical for the review process. If you are self-nominating, only the first completed application will be accepted.
Note: A nominee who is mid-career or well-established in their profession does not qualify for 10 to Watch. However, if the nominee has changed careers significantly (for instance, a journalist who becomes a screenwriter), they would qualify. For more information, please see our call for nominations post here.
Playback is committed to diversity, equity and inclusion and translates that into all aspects of our editorial work, including those considered for the 10 to Watch. If you are comfortable, please provide any supplementary information of any under-represented groups you/they identify with. We encourage those of all races, genders, and identities to apply.
Questions? Contact Kelly Townsend (ktownsend@brunico.com).
Similar to the previous two years, candidates will be allowed to submit one self-nomination, in addition to third-party nominations from industry members.
Please note these submissions are carefully reviewed and selected by Playback's editorial team. We ask that nominators ensure all fields are filled in, as only completed surveys will be considered. Due to the large volume of submissions we receive every year, completed nominations are critical for the review process. If you are self-nominating, only the first completed application will be accepted.
Note: A nominee who is mid-career or well-established in their profession does not qualify for 10 to Watch. However, if the nominee has changed careers significantly (for instance, a journalist who becomes a screenwriter), they would qualify. For more information, please see our call for nominations post here.
Playback is committed to diversity, equity and inclusion and translates that into all aspects of our editorial work, including those considered for the 10 to Watch. If you are comfortable, please provide any supplementary information of any under-represented groups you/they identify with. We encourage those of all races, genders, and identities to apply.
Questions? Contact Kelly Townsend (ktownsend@brunico.com).
PUBLIC NOMINATIONS CLOSE JULY 5 at 11:59 p.m. ET