OGAE Video Contest 2010

OGAE Video Contest 2010
Host broadcaster	OGAE Russia
Venue	Volgograd, Russia
Winning song	Poland "Kim tu jestem"
Voting system
Each jury awards 1–8, 10, and 12 points to their ten favourite videos
Number of entries	12
Debuting countries	Australia (as Rest of the World)
Returning countries	Luxembourg
Withdrawing countries	Estonia  Ireland  Portugal  Serbia  Slovenia  Ukraine
OGAE Video Contest
◄2009        2011►

The 2010 OGAE Video Contest was the eighth edition of OGAE Video Contest, organised between members of international Eurovision Song Contest fan club OGAE to select the best video released in their countries. The contest was held in Volgograd, Russia after Yin-Yang won the 2009 Contest for Russia with "Karma".^[1]

12 countries participated in the contest. Australia entered the contest for the first time, while Luxembourg returned after their absence from the 2009 contest. Estonia, Ireland, Portugal, Serbia, Slovenia and Ukraine left the contest.

The draw for the running order was conducted on 10 October where it was decided that Italy would start the show, while Australia would close it.^[2]

The contest was won by Poland's Justyna Steczkowska with "Kim tu jestem", who received 85 points, only one more than runner-up France. This was Poland's first victory in the contest. Austria placed last, receiving 12 points. The full result of the Video Contest were presented on 5 February 2011.^[3]

Participants

Draw	Country	Language	Artist	Video	Place	Points
01	Italy	Italian	Marco Mengoni	"Credimi ancora"	6	72
02	Turkey	English	Serhat Bedük	"Electric Girl"	8	45
03	Poland	Polish	Justyna Steczkowska	"Kim tu jestem"	1	85
04	Austria	English	Velojet	"Pass It Back"	12	12
05	France	English	David Guetta feat. Kelly Rowland	"When Love Takes Over"	2	84
06	Macedonia	Macedonian	Toše Proeski	"Još uvijek sanjam da smo zajedno"	11	28
07	Luxembourg	English	Eternal Tango	"The Golden City"	10	32
08	Malta	English	Carrie Haber	"Me Oh Me"	9	38
09	Greece	Greek	Giorgos Alkaios	"Dos Mou Ligo Fos"	5	73
10	Russia	English	Sergey Lazarev	"Alarm"	4	77
11	Netherlands	English	Nikki	"Perfect Day"	3	83
12	Australia	English	Gabriella Cilmi	"On A Mission"	7	67

Voting results

The national jury of each participating country gives their scores from 1 to 7, plus the 8, 10 and 12 points, just like in the Eurovision Song Contest.

		Juries
	Italy	72		10	7		12	4	5	12	7	3	6	6
	Turkey	45	2		4	5	5	8	3	3	5	7	3
	Poland	85	7	12		2	10	12		5	10	12	5	10
	Austria	12	3	1	1		1		1	2	1			2
	France	84	10	8	6	4		10	12	4	6	8	12	4
	Macedonia	28		7	3				2			4	4	8
	Luxembourg	32	5	5	2	8	2	2		1	3	2	1	1
	Malta	38	1	2	2	7	4	6	7		2	1	2	3
	Greece	73	12	6	8	1	7	1	6	7		10	10	5
	Russia	77	4	4	10		3	5	8	10	8		7	12
	Netherlands	83	6	3	12	10	8	3	10	6	12	6		7
	Australia	67	8	5	6	12	7	4	4	8	4	5	8

12 points

Below is the summary of all 12 points given in the contest:

N.	Recipient nation	Voting nation
3	Poland	Macedonia, Russia, Turkey
2	France	Luxembourg, Netherlands
2	Italy	France, Malta
2	Netherlands	Greece, Poland
1	Australia	Austria
1	Greece	Italy
1	Russia	Rest of the World

See also

• OGAE

External links

• Video Contest 2010

References

1. ^ "OGAE Video Contest 2009 results". sechuk.com. 2010-02-04. http://www.sechuk.com/ogae_video_contest_2009-results.htm. Retrieved 4 February 2010. 
2. ^ "The Draw for OGAE Video Contest 2010". sechuk.com. 2010-10-10. http://www.sechuk.com/ogae_video_contest_2010.htm. Retrieved 2010-10-10. 
3. ^ "OGAE Video Contest 2010 results". OGAE Russia. 2011-02-05. http://ogaerussia.com/videocontest/results.htm. Retrieved 5 February 2011.