Short video, animation, or TikTok (60-seconds or less) Videos can be submitted as an mp4 file. When creating these short videos, please consider that they will be posted on social media. Your video must also include one of these end slates: end slate (vertical) / end slate (horizontal). TikToks:Download your TikTok video and submit the … Short video, animation or TikTok
Radio PSA (30-seconds) A recorded audio file will need to be uploaded as an mp3 file and max size of 30MB. A good 30-second PSA contains all the key messages and information laid out in a pleasing, yet succinct manner. Need some tips? Check this out, and remember to make sure your submission meets all … Radio PSA
Original music (3 minutes or less) If you’re submitting an audio file it will need to be uploaded as an mp3 file with a max size of 30MB. Can also be submitted with a visual such as a music video, lyrics on screen, or recording of live performance. For video files, please submit as an … Original Music
My entry is a 60-second video ad for the new Soluna application, encouraging young people to use all its features to develop mental health awareness and resilience.
I come from a very diverse part of California where many cultures like Hmong, Punjabi, and Mexican are typical to see. I’m a Thai American myself, and I love the luxury of experiencing my friends’ traditions. One excellent way to do that is through food.
Our school is a very diverse and accepting environment, and we couldn’t think of a better place to ‘be you’ than at our school.
Our submission shows a young kid who is struggling with heartbreak and loneliness but is able to overcome that loneliness by using the Soluna app.
Mental health is important to me and has always been something I’ve struggled with.
The Phantom of the Opera was was outcast from society and forced underground. Throughout the story, in seeking justice, he inflicts the pain he felt back onto others, creating a cycle of injustice. The story is both a critique of an intolerant society and a critique of those who view the world with an ‘an eye for an eye’ perspective.