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Updated 6/2/2020 5 Audio and Video recordings are limited to 10 minutes. It is the Applicant’s responsibility to ensure that recordings are audible and submitted in one of the accepted formats. If the upload does not accommodate the file size, an audio/video page or website URL can be provided. 3) Location(s) of Proposal – Address(es) where the activities will take place. 4) Example of the Artistic Quality of the artist(s) or group(s) involved in the proposal. Examples include photos and videos of similar or previous projects, designs or schematics for proposed work, video or website from a visiting artist or performing group, etc. o Sample upload- submit no more than 5 images, 10 pages of literary work or 7 minutes of audio/video. Literary submissions may include up to 7 minutes of audio or video of a reading from submitted pages. o Or Video/Website URL- include this only if you are directing reviewers to specific content on a website. 5) Example Description - Describe how the example provided relates to your proposal. If necessary, direct reviewers to specific images, or a specific 7 minutes of audio/video. DEMONSTRATED NEED - 9 of 35 points Evaluators use the following criteria when reviewing this section of the application: 1. The project is well designed to address the identified community/audience's specific interests and circumstances, as understood by both the applicant and the community.   2. Evidence demonstrates that community members, organizations, and partners want to engage in the project activities, and are willing to invest through commitment of time, money, and/or in-kind goods and services.  3. Where appropriate, achievable plans are in place to develop authentic partnerships and/or reach underserved populations that have genuine interest in the activities.  4. Accessibility needs of participants and/or audiences are understood and well addressed. 5. Evidence demonstrates that the project provides an arts opportunity that would not otherwise be available for the identified community/audience. 6) Describe the target audience for the proposal and how the group(s) will be served. Consider demographic factors such as ethnicity, socioeconomic status, age and gender. • Presenters/creators (artists, actors, performers, etc.) • Audience (patrons, students, etc.) 7) Describe how the need for this proposal was determined - Examples include surveys, community meetings, audience feedback, local and regional studies, etc. 8) List ways in which the community has demonstrated support for this proposal. 9) Describe how accessibility needs are being addressed in this proposal. How will you accommodate requests for access to the proposed project?