Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/A Blind Perspective
To politely disagree with the respected nominator, an award from the notable Royal Television Society, the oldest such in the world, honoring student achievementhttp://www.rts.org.uk/regional-student-television-awards-2007 is a quite decent assertion of notability. It does not matter that |other films may have received awards, as we consider the award itself and what ''IT'' means: being recognized by a notable institution for one's creative efforts. That's noteworthy.  This is not the winning some trivial prize in a minor contest, but |verifiable national recognition by a notable organization, thus allowing the film to be |worthy of note, even in the lack of |significant coverage. For a 3-minute animated short, this is quite the coup. Unless the assertion is that recognition by the Royal Television Society is somehow not ''major'' nor notable, this passes F#Other evidence of notability#3
— User:MichaelQSchmidt, 00:47, 18 November 2011 (UTC)
Stance: keep
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