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Short Films Wanted for Cool Prizes and Exposure!
CALLING ALL STUDENTS + SUPPORTERS OF ARTS IN EDUCATION:
The Kansas Alliance for Arts Education (KSAAE- ksallianceforarts.org) invites students, parents, administrators, artists, and/or arts supporters to submit a short video exploring the necessity of the arts in Kansas' education and in the lives of Kansas' citizens. This is a great project for students (in your) film, music, dance, theatre, visual art, literary arts and relevant school courses, as well as supporters of arts education.

Project Guidelines: Sky's the limit! The first and final requirement = use your imagination. Videos can be dramatic, journalistic, docudrama, promotional, or something entirely other... think it up, make it up, brainstorm with your friends, and turn in something incisive, inspiring, ingenious, and incredible.

Time Limit: 1-2 minutes.

Prizes: Did I hear iPad? Prizes will be awarded for the top 3 entries and other categories of outstanding submissions. Videos will be posted on the KSAAE YouTube channel with a prize given to the video with the most likes.

Judging criteria: Quality, originality, and support of arts education

Deadline: December 1, 2013

Notification: Winners and others will be notified by January 15, 2014.

To submit:

• Create a 1-2 minute video promoting the value of the arts in your life and your education.
• Upload your video to YouTube with a relevant title.
• Send an email titled "KSAAE Video Contest" to email [at] ksallianceforarts.org with the following information:
  1. Title of your video
  2. Link to your video
  3. Name of the person submitting the video
  4. School/Town name
  5. Phone number

NOTE: By submitting the link to your video, you are granting permission for KSAAE to link your video to the KSAAE YouTube channel and to use it in promoting arts education. You are responsible to obtain all permissions from anyone in your video prior to submission.

Eligibility: All entries must be Kansas residents