Evening Gown -- 100 points Max per judge
Gown Suitability -- 0 - 30 Points
Gown Fit -- 0 - 25 Points
Showmanship -- 0 - 25 points
Hair -- 0 - 10 Points
Excessories -- 0 - 10 Points
Any gown is acceptable as long as it is a full length gown.
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On stage interview - 50 Points Max Per Judge
Answer Content -- 0 - 30 Points
Stage Presence -- 0 - 20 Points
Scoring should be based on personality and poise, the ability to commumicate on the microphone in front of an audience, ans the context of the answer in relations to the topic given.
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Talent -- 200 Points Max per Judge
Entertainment Value -- 0 - 100 Points
Costumes -- 0 - 25 Points
Prepardness -- 0 - 25 Points
Music -- 0 - 25 Points
Lipsync -- 0 - 25 Points
Set up time: 5 Minutes
Time allowed: 7 minutes
Props and Dancers ARE allowed.
Talent is the highest point category in the pageant. Contestants will be judged on their quality of lip-sync, live vocal, or other entertainment. Judges will be looking to see if the contestant knows the words to their song and finishes each word. Just knowing the words is not enough, The contestant should also look as if he/she is actually singing the song. Is it believable? If it is a live performance, is the talent of good quality? If there is choreography, the damcers should know the steps and the steps should flow. Do not attempt to do somthing that is beyond your talent. If you use dancers or actors in your presentation, do not let them up-stage or out dance you. You are responsible for their performance. If a member of your troupe does not know his/her part, Points will be deducted from your score. Quality of set is not judged. Do not put somthing on the stage you are not going to use or does not have relation to your talen. Contestants are responsible for their sets. If it falls apart or collapses on stage, points will be deducted from your score. Costuming and set design should reflect the mood you are trying to establish. Always examine your presentation for entertainment value. Does it please, cause laughter, sadness or stir some other emotion?
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