Do you feel strongly about the environment and the issues that affect
it? Do you enjoy getting behind the camera to make films? Do you want
to be in with a chance of winning $1500? If you answered ‘yes’ to all
of the above, read on!
The hugely successful tvebiomovies competition is back and is giving
you the opportunity to show off your creative film making abilities
through YouTube. With 5 categories to enter, there is something for
everyone. If your idea makes it to the shortlist, we’ll give you $300
to turn it into reality. Finalist films will be screened at the UN
COP18 Conference in Qatar and they’ll also go head-to-head for 5
prizes of $1500.
To find out more and to submit a proposal, visit www.tvebiomovies.org.
You’ll also be able to watch some of last year’s winning films.
Proposals must be entered by 5th September so you haven’t got long.
The clock is ticking for you and for the planet…what are you waiting
for?
Originally posted on http://ys4d.posterous.com
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