Festival VidéEau Film Awards
The Festival VidéEau invites young people in Quebec aged 17 - 30 to submit video clips on water issues, 60-seconds maximum in length, emphasising proposed solutions, public actions, and invitations to action under the theme - "Get Wet!". The winners of the competition will be announced at an awards ceremony to be held in Quebec City, Canada, May 6-7 2010. The Festival VidéEau is a competition organised by the International Secretariat for Water (ISW).
The public will have the opportunity to vote April 12 - May 2 2010.
The prizes for the four winning clips will be:
First prize: CA$1,000
Second prize: CA$750
Third prize: CA$500
Public prize: CA$250
Click here for more information.
Click here for competition rules [PDF format].
- Video clips must be created after January 1 2010.
- Video clips in English or French are welcomed.
- Directors are allowed to present more than one video clip, as long as each of them is registered individually.
- Video clips must be sent with the completed registration form and the authorisation to use the video clip free of copyright, for exclusively educational and non-profit purposes.
Click here to read about previous winners.
Festival VidéEau website on February 19 2010.
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