FAQ
Ⅰ. General Guidelines & Submission Rules
Q1. Can an individual submit multiple entries or enter multiple categories?
Yes. You can You may submit multiple entries and also receive awards in multiple categories.
Q2. Are there any required hashtags?
Yes. When posting your work on your personal social media account or YouTube channel, you must include all three required hashtags: #talktalkkorea2026, #ttk2026, and #MyPOV. Submissions without all three hashtags will not be accepted.
Q3. Can I submit my work using a private account?
No. Both your post and your account must remain set to Public until the final results are announced.
Q4. What is the “Korea Travel Voucher” awarded to first-place winners?
It is a travel voucher worth up to $2,000 USD, allowing the winner to freely select their flights, accommodations, and travel experiences.
Q5. Can I put my name or a watermark on my work?
No. Displaying creator identification—such as real names, aliases, or logos—on the artwork/video is strictly prohibited to ensure fair judging. Please provide your creator information only in the Google application form. (※ Exception: If you use original music composed by yourself, you must list the artist credit and track title in the application form.)
Q6. Can I submit previously created works or works entered in other contests?
No. Only original, previously unreleased works created by the applicant on or after January 1, 2026 are eligible. Entries previously published or submitted to other contests will be disqualified as plagiarism or duplicate entry.
Q7. Can I edit my submission after submitting it, and how are duplicate submissions handled?
Submissions cannot be edited after completion. If you wish to make changes, please re-submit. In the case of duplicate or similar entries, only the most recently submitted entry will be evaluated, and previous submissions will be excluded.
Q8. What are the eligibility criteria regarding nationality and country of residence?
Anyone of non-Korean nationality is eligible to apply, regardless of current place of residence. The theme slogan "POV: You’re in Korea" represents a creative perspective on Korean culture, not a requirement to actually reside in Korea.