First AirVenture
visitor-submitted video contest announced
You could win a
new Canon HD camcorder!
One of the really cool
things about EAA’s new online video player is the ability for members
to upload and share their own videos. We’re going to give that
capability a thorough workout during EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2007, as we
announce the first EAA AirVenture Video Competition. Participate and you
could win a new Canon HV20 high definition camcorder!
"What we want to do
is capture the unique spirit, culture, and identity of the event as seen
through the eyes of the people who attend," said Adam Smith, EAA
vice president of membership. "The ability to have people load
their own videos to the AirVenture website and actually be part of how
we present their event will help infuse the whole thing with the
personal voice of EAAers."
AirVenture’s video
player currently has several uploaded, member-submitted segments
available from last year’s convention that may give participants some
ideas of what they want to submit. Visit www.AirVenture.org
and click on the link to more AirVenture videos.
Here’s how it works:
Create an account at www.AirVenture.org/video/submit.html,
then follow the instructions for uploading your AirVenture video. (For
more information, see the FAQ.) For the competition, EAA will accept
video uploads between 30 seconds and 5 minutes in length. Videos must be
uploaded no later than 11:59 p.m. Central time on September 30, 2007, to
be eligible for the competition.
When all entries are
submitted, a panel of judges drawn from EAA’s editorial staff and
award-winning TV production crew will select a shortlist of 10 videos.
Videos will be selected based on their creative expression, the way they
show AirVenture activities, and the unique community and culture that
surround the event. The short-listed videos will then be posted on www.AirVenture.org,
and an online poll will be conducted to select the winner. The poll will
run from October 4, 2007, until 11:59 p.m. CDT on October 19, 2007. The
winner will be announced on October 25, 2007. |