Third Annual Young Minds Digital Times™ Competition

Welcome to the official registration site for the Third Annual Young Minds Digital Times™ Competition presented by KidThrive.org. We're pumped you're here to check us out, and we can't wait to see the talents you have to show off.

We have fantastic prizes for our winners, including two Grand Prize packages to attend the 2012 South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin, Texas. Other first place category winners will take home $200 in cold, hard cash. The school with the most student film entries in Track One: Young Filmmakers Doing Good, will win $1000! Details are found on the Prizes page. Start talking to your friends now so that their public vote can help you make it to the Grand Prize round!

More details here... http://www.youngmindsdigitaltimes.com/

Computer Security Awareness Poster & Video Contest 2009

Posters and videos must explain computer security problems and specific actions college and university students can take to safeguard their computers or personal information. Two categories of videos are being sought: videos of two minutes or less for use in training or instruction, and 30-second public service announcements (PSAs). Posters may be submitted separately or combined with a video for a “combined entry” (poster and video to be used in a security awareness campaign).
http://www.educause.edu/SecurityVideoContest2009/15674?time=1236280052

Student Video Contest on the Forms of Energy

Student Video Contest on the Forms of Energy Westinghouse Electric Company, through its N-Vision Program, encourages education in science, technology and mathematics. One way that we do this is through our video contest on the forms of energy. Students in middle and high schools are encouraged to prepare a three to seven minute video (VHS or DVD) on positive aspects of the various forms of energy, including nuclear energy. The purpose of the video contest is to enhance students' researching and fact-finding skills, and to educate them on the various forms of energy that we use today. Students are encouraged to be creative in their entries, yet informative. The video can be staged as a short play, commercial, news broadcast, talk show, music video, documentary, etc. The winning videos in each category (middle and high school categories) will receive the following: the school science department will receive $3,000 to be put towards its science department needs; and each student who took part in assisting with the video will receive $100 to put towards school supplies. For information on the contest guidelines and to enter the contest, click on the link below: Video Contest Application and Guidelines 2008 Video Contest Winners

Caribbean Film Festival Contest

Call for Submission now OPEN!

The Latin American and Caribbean Film Festival is now accepting submissions. We accept short films or feature films of any genre, either documentary or fictional, if they fit into one of these four categories:

1. Films by Latinos and Caribbeans about Latin Americans and/or Caribbeans or Latin America and/or Caribbean, including the Latin American and/or Caribbean diaspora
2. Films by non-Latinos and/or Caribbeans about Latin America and/or the Caribbean or Latin Americans and/or Caribbeans
3. Films by Latino and/or Caribbean about other topics/issues
4. Films about other struggles that can be connected to Latin America and the Caribbean

Download Submission Form Now
http://www.lacfilmfest.org/