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.Fresh Cut 2010

Contest Dates: Feb. 1 - March 26, 2010
Fresh Cut is the premier video contest for budding high school filmmakers in KLRN’s viewing area. Selected works will be featured in a special one-hour program airing on KLRN in May 2010. Fresh Cut is looking for submissions in these categories:

Documentary (Biography, Historical Event, News, News Feature, Mini Documentary)
Abstract/Experimental (Music Video, Non-Narrative)
Animation/Multimedia (Computer Generated Video Animation)
Short Narrative (Tells a Story, Mini-Drama)
Educational (Teaches an Educational Concept)
Other (Foreign Language—Subtitled, Public Service Announcement)

Remember :
Each entry must be five minutes or less and created during the 2009-2010 school year
All music must be cleared for both broadcast and online rights
Only five entries per school are allowed and must be submitted on DVD
Entries submitted in a previous Fresh Cut Contest may not be resubmitted
Each entry will be evaluated on: Audio and Video Quality, Camera Operation, Visual Creativity,
Story/Script, Editing, Use of Special Effects, and Overall Impression

Questions? Contact Malinda McCormick at mmccormick@klrn.org or 210.270.9000

Fresh Cut 2010 Forms
Fresh Cut 2010 Rules | Fresh Cut Submission Form 2010| Fresh Cut 2010 Flyer

Check out the 2009 Winning Entries!
Fresh Cut 2009
  See the student videos from past years:
Fresh Cut 2008 |

Fresh Cut 2007|

 

 Fresh Cut 2006 | Fresh Cut 2005
.Support for Fresh Cut 2010 is provided by the Marcia and Otto Koehler Foundation.

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