Not at all! American Music Video Awards is an international festival.

Yes, you can. But if your video gets selected, we’ll need the owner’s consent in order to present it on our platform and screen it at the festival.

If the video is under 8 minutes, it will be accepted. However, we prefer that each music video is made for a single track. We recommend to divide the tracks and submit them separately.

You can submit it as it is at first. If the video gets nominated, we will ask you to remove the end credits.

If the video is nominated, then the answer is yes. We ask all the nominees to send us their videos without the credit roll because we want all of the videos to be aligned. We will credit relevant people for each category.

Sure! You can submit as many videos as you wish. However, two videos from the same artist or filmmaker can’t be in the same category. It is recommended to apply to three categories or more.

No. The judging panel evaluates your entire body of work within the eligibility period. The single video serves as a reference point, but there’s also a required section in the submission form where you can list additional projects, scope of work, and key collaborators to give a full picture of your creative impact.

No. Each category recognizes one individual winner.

Your submission represents you and your individual contribution. We’re only able to nominate those who either submit themselves or are submitted on someone's behalf.

A nomination does not take away from the work of collaborators on the project — it simply means the individual named on the submission is the one recognized and eligible to receive the nomination or award if selected.