2nd Annual Preserve Our Planet Film + PSA Contest
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Good news! National Geographic is accepting entries for the 2008/2009 Preserve Our Planet Film + PSA Contest. College students have the opportunity to produce an original 30 second PSAs (public service announcement) or a short film (under five minutes). Winners will receive up to $5000 – see rules on the website for details. http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/channel/preserve-our-planet/film-fest/


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2nd Annual Preserve Our Planet Film + PSA Contest

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2nd Annual Preserve Our Planet Film + PSA Contest
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Geography - General
Description:
Good news! National Geographic is accepting entries for the 2008/2009 Preserve Our Planet Film + PSA Contest. College students have the opportunity to produce an original 30 second PSAs (public service announcement) or a short film (under five minutes). Winners will receive up to $5000 – see rules on the website for details. http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/channel/preserve-our-planet/film-fest/


View last year's finalists and winners... (read more)
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The National Geographic Channel is now accepting entries for its second annual Preserve Our Planet Film + PSA Contest. Nat Geo is once again asking students to submit short films and PSAs that promote and encourage eco friendly behavior. This year’s core idea is “Together We Can Make a Difference.” A winner in each category will be selected by a panel of judges and online voting will determine the Audience Award in each category. All winners will receive a cash prize of up to $5,000 and will be flown to Washington DC to join an annual gathering of National Geographic explorers where their video will be shared. For more information, including official rules, visit www.preserveourplanet.com.