Are you an Artist, Animator or Flash Developer who wants to build a portfolio of production animation, artwork and interactive games who wants to earn money from your creations?

If so the Card Cube Creative Submissions Scheme could be for you. Using the creative submissions scheme you can submit content to Card Cube for consideration. If we accept your works not only will you get to see your work live on a production website, being enjoyed by thousands of people but you'll earn royalties for all sales involving your work.

What We Accept:

* Original Character Designs
* Complete 2D Cartoons
* Complete 3D Cartoons
* Interactive Flash or Silverlight games
* High quality, comedic scripts


What You'll Earn:

* 5% of e-greeting card sales including your original character.
* 10% of all sales of your complete 2D cartoon greeting card.
* 10% of all sales of your complete complete 3D cartoon greeting card.
* 10% of all sales of your complete interactive greeting card.
* 5% of e-greeting card sales that are based on your script.

submitting creative material to Showtime Networks. We appreciate the courtesy of our viewers and members of the creative community who suggest material, including program concepts, formats and literary material.it has become necessary for us to adopt the general policy of refusing to consider any unsolicited material.tbd loft is accepting submissions for a series of monthly, evolving, collaborative, multi-disciplinary exhibits under the theme “Community Portrait. Who are we?” Opening night receptions will be hosted every first Friday in our community gallery March-June.
You may send JPEG images (no larger than 800 x 800 pixels/72dpi/RGB color), portfolio website links, quicktime movies (no larger than 4mb), a link to your video on youtube, etc.

The Creative Construct pre-conference: Designing sustainable creative spaces is an exciting opportunity for young people to explore key models, issues and opportunities surrounding creative spaces, sustainable design, and cultural community engagement in Canada.

The pre-conference is a one-day event for artists, architects, designers, non-profits, students, and others who are interested in the creation and operation of cultural spaces in their communities. The pre-conference will consist of a panel discussion and a participatory design charette on the future of creative spaces.

The Centre of Expertise on Culture and Communities is currently looking for creative submissions that address issues related to creative spaces (i.e. sustainable design, operations, maintenance, safety, funding, regulations, policy, partnerships, activism, community development and inclusion).