The baseline rules for GenReelz contests, submissions, voting, judging, prizes, eligibility, and disqualification.
These public trust pages are written as operational platform rules for GenReelz. They do not replace legal advice, but they define the production baseline for accounts, uploads, contests, support, rights, and consent.
Contest entries should come from eligible creators, official uploads, original work, or rights-verified submissions according to each contest brief.
External radar videos should not be entered unless the creator has claimed the work and the rights status is accepted for that contest.
Creators should choose a contest, submit the video, complete the rights checklist, accept contest-specific rules, and wait for moderation review.
The platform may display phases such as open submissions, admin review, finalist judging, community voting, winners locked, and archive.
Scores may combine quality, originality, prompt craft, storytelling, visuals, audience signal, judge cards, freshness, and contest-specific criteria.
Fake votes, coordinated manipulation, bot traffic, undisclosed incentives, or judge abuse can lead to score adjustment or disqualification.
Prize pools, exposure, profile features, badges, partner rewards, and Creator Pro perks must be displayed clearly before winners are announced.
GenReelz may require eligibility, identity, tax, payout, or rights checks before distributing prizes or promotional placements.