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Subject: Using photos and videos as training tools Author: for judges and contestants [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 14:54:30 06/20/12 Wed In reply to: so much to say 's message, "Make a mandatory meeting with all of them where you have some important points highlighted. click" on 10:24:53 06/09/12 Sat Photos: What do you think of using photos and/or videos of very different contestants that all score well as a method of training your judges? I wish more pageants would put examples of what they are looking for on their website as well as giving the exact information to judges. Use at least three photos and videos for each division. Show contestants that are different shapes and ages (to especially help the young judges realize that "young" is not necessarily the key). If I am going to pay money, I want to know that everyone is on the same page so that I feel like I am paying for a truly fair shot. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date yes, if we all knew the ground rules, we wouldn't be mad if we lost. Judges should be clued in as well as contestants. good idea 03:49:39 07/02/12 Mon every judge has got to understand the system's role and goal. They can't go off on a personal tangent -- get on the same page, 02:27:45 07/24/12 Tue