Last1oftheJedi
05-03-2012, 12:53 PM
The contest falls in line with the Ms. America Pageant:
The following portions of the competition are what the contestants are judged on:
1.Personal Interview - In the Personal Interview portion of the competition each contestant converses with the judges on a variety of topics, from frivolous trivia to serious political and social issues. The contestant is awarded points for being well spoken, polite, articulate, and confident. This competition is less known by the general public than other aspects of the pageant, since unlike the other three, it does not take place on a theater stage, nor is it usually televised. The Personal Interview counts for 25% of the contestant's overall score.
2.Talent - In the Talent portion of the competition the contestant performs on stage before the judges and an audience. The most common talents are singing or dancing, but a variety of other talents may be exhibited at the contestant's choosing; some have demonstrated juggling, playing musical instruments, ventriloquism, quick-draw painting. The Talent portion of the competition counts for 35% of the contestant's overall score.
3.Lifestyle & Fitness in Swimsuit - In the Swimsuit portion of the competition contestants walk on the stage in swimsuits and high-heeled shoes. The Miss America pageant regulates certain minimum standards of modesty the swimwear must comply with. Judging for this portion of the competition focuses on overall physical fitness, poise and posture. The Swimsuit competition counts for 15% of the contestant's overall score.
4.Evening Wear - In the Evening Wear portion of the competition, the contestants are judged on poise and bearing as they walk across the stage. The Evening Wear portion of the competition counts for 20% of the contestant's overall score.
5.Onstage Question - During the Evening Wear competition the contestants are asked a random question from a predetermined list that they must then answer onstage with no preparation. Questions are topical and usually involve current events. The questions require the contestant to have knowledge of the event and provide an opinion. The Onstage Question counts for 5% of the contestant's total score
All scores are rated 1-10. One being God-awful, and Ten being Supreme.
Example:
Harely Quinn
92786
(note: these ratings of Harley are based before they bleeched/jokerized her.)
1. Personal Interview: 7 (It's impossible Harley's quirkiness would shine through and hardly come off as poise and demeaner. Still, there is an undeniable cuteness to her that would bleed through the interview.)
2. Talent: 10 (A juggling slam dunk.)
3. Swimsuit: 8 (Harley is hot, but IMO not a drop dead 10.)
4. Evening wear: 7 (The clownish side of her would never allow her to carry the poise that she very well could in an evening gown.)
5. Onstage question: 8 (Being a former shrink certainly helps in on-the-fly q&a)
Now with some simple math we can find out score.
1. 7 x .25 (25%) = 1.75
2. 10 x .35 = 3.5
3. 8 x .15 = 1.2
4. 7 x .2 = 1.4
5. 8 x .05 = .4
Totaled is - 7.35
So (at least by my calculations), Harely is a 7.35
Not a bad score.
Can it be beat? Is it even accurate? Time will tell I suppose.
Anyways, I hope ya'll enjoy the premise and I look forward to the posts.
If it catches on, we can crown a winner as well as fill out the other categories:
Spirit of America Award-
Power of the Crown Award-
Crown for a Purpose Award-
Media Award-
Woman of Distinction Award-
Ms. Photogenic Award-
Ms. Congeniality Award-
Community Service Award-
Ms. Fitness-
Also, some of you may have noticed the Ms. Marvel U thread as well. If this all does catch on, I plan on running an Indie pageant as well, and the three winners (from Marvel, DC and Indie) will face off in a finally to decide comics top diva (atleast as far as pageantry is concerned.)
The following portions of the competition are what the contestants are judged on:
1.Personal Interview - In the Personal Interview portion of the competition each contestant converses with the judges on a variety of topics, from frivolous trivia to serious political and social issues. The contestant is awarded points for being well spoken, polite, articulate, and confident. This competition is less known by the general public than other aspects of the pageant, since unlike the other three, it does not take place on a theater stage, nor is it usually televised. The Personal Interview counts for 25% of the contestant's overall score.
2.Talent - In the Talent portion of the competition the contestant performs on stage before the judges and an audience. The most common talents are singing or dancing, but a variety of other talents may be exhibited at the contestant's choosing; some have demonstrated juggling, playing musical instruments, ventriloquism, quick-draw painting. The Talent portion of the competition counts for 35% of the contestant's overall score.
3.Lifestyle & Fitness in Swimsuit - In the Swimsuit portion of the competition contestants walk on the stage in swimsuits and high-heeled shoes. The Miss America pageant regulates certain minimum standards of modesty the swimwear must comply with. Judging for this portion of the competition focuses on overall physical fitness, poise and posture. The Swimsuit competition counts for 15% of the contestant's overall score.
4.Evening Wear - In the Evening Wear portion of the competition, the contestants are judged on poise and bearing as they walk across the stage. The Evening Wear portion of the competition counts for 20% of the contestant's overall score.
5.Onstage Question - During the Evening Wear competition the contestants are asked a random question from a predetermined list that they must then answer onstage with no preparation. Questions are topical and usually involve current events. The questions require the contestant to have knowledge of the event and provide an opinion. The Onstage Question counts for 5% of the contestant's total score
All scores are rated 1-10. One being God-awful, and Ten being Supreme.
Example:
Harely Quinn
92786
(note: these ratings of Harley are based before they bleeched/jokerized her.)
1. Personal Interview: 7 (It's impossible Harley's quirkiness would shine through and hardly come off as poise and demeaner. Still, there is an undeniable cuteness to her that would bleed through the interview.)
2. Talent: 10 (A juggling slam dunk.)
3. Swimsuit: 8 (Harley is hot, but IMO not a drop dead 10.)
4. Evening wear: 7 (The clownish side of her would never allow her to carry the poise that she very well could in an evening gown.)
5. Onstage question: 8 (Being a former shrink certainly helps in on-the-fly q&a)
Now with some simple math we can find out score.
1. 7 x .25 (25%) = 1.75
2. 10 x .35 = 3.5
3. 8 x .15 = 1.2
4. 7 x .2 = 1.4
5. 8 x .05 = .4
Totaled is - 7.35
So (at least by my calculations), Harely is a 7.35
Not a bad score.
Can it be beat? Is it even accurate? Time will tell I suppose.
Anyways, I hope ya'll enjoy the premise and I look forward to the posts.
If it catches on, we can crown a winner as well as fill out the other categories:
Spirit of America Award-
Power of the Crown Award-
Crown for a Purpose Award-
Media Award-
Woman of Distinction Award-
Ms. Photogenic Award-
Ms. Congeniality Award-
Community Service Award-
Ms. Fitness-
Also, some of you may have noticed the Ms. Marvel U thread as well. If this all does catch on, I plan on running an Indie pageant as well, and the three winners (from Marvel, DC and Indie) will face off in a finally to decide comics top diva (atleast as far as pageantry is concerned.)