What is the NBL Most Valuable Creator competition?
The NBL Most Valuable Creator competition is a season-long national creator competition organised by the National Basketball League Pty Ltd. It is open to content creators across all genres in Australia and New Zealand. This competition aims to engage creators who can produce content related to the NBL, basketball, or the NBL27 season, showcasing their creativity and originality.
What are the prizes for the NBL Most Valuable Creator competition?
The NBL Most Valuable Creator competition offers a total prize pool of AUD $120,000. The Champion receives AUD $100,000, while the Runner-Up is awarded AUD $10,000. Additionally, there are 10 individual Micro-Grants of $1,000 each, totalling $10,000, to support content production during the season or at the NBLMVC Finals.
When does the competition close?
The competition closes at 11:59 PM AEST on 15 March 2027. Any content published after this time will not be eligible for judging in the NBL Most Valuable Creator competition.
How do I enter the competition?
To enter the competition, participants must register by completing the online Registration Form on the competition landing page at nbl.com.au. Then, they need to create and post content on their own account on one or more eligible platforms, tagging @NBL in each post submitted as an entry during the competition period.
Who is eligible to enter the NBL Most Valuable Creator competition?
The NBL Most Valuable Creator competition is open to individuals aged 18 years or over who are residents of Australia and New Zealand. Employees and immediate family members of the National Basketball League and associated partners are not eligible to enter.
How is the winner selected?
The winner is selected based on skill, with finalists chosen for their body of work against judging criteria. Finalists present their work to a judging panel at the NBLMVC Finals, where the panel selects the Champion. Micro-Grants are awarded on merit at the NBL's discretion.
How will the winner be notified?
Winners of the NBL Most Valuable Creator competition will be notified at the NBLMVC Finals and/or by email within 7 days of being granted a prize.
What happens if the prize is unclaimed?
If a prize is unclaimed within 90 days of notification, or if the recipient is unavailable or declines it, the recipient forfeits the prize. The National Basketball League may then award it to an alternative entrant or manage it as deemed appropriate.
Who is the promoter of the NBL Most Valuable Creator competition?
The promoter of the NBL Most Valuable Creator competition is National Basketball League Pty Ltd, located at Level 1, 88 Green Street, Cremorne VIC 3121, Australia.