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Media Partnership Challenge

At Global Student Forum 2009 Jon Snow of Channel 4 News launched The Media Partnership Challenge 2009, while ohers gave advice to schools (see videos below).

We now invite any number of entries from any school which is a  Global Student Forum partner school (ie registered to attend GSF2009).

For each entry you must complete an entry form, with its story-board (with the two clipped together).

Please note:

  • Schools may submit as many entries as they wish (but this is only open to GSF Partner Schools)
  • All entries must be received by 24th July 2009

Entries will then be judged against the following criteria:

  • Engagement (the extent to which the film will grip and hold an audience)
  • Effectiveness (the extent to which the film will inform the audience about Child Mortality - and inspire them to do something about it)
  • Originality (the extent to which the concept is original, or contains original elements)
  • Achievability (the extent to which the filming will be achievable within a reasonable budget of time and resources)

The winning entry will be selected, and the winning school informed, by the 1st of September. Filming will then take place in September ready for a launch in November around Universal Children's Day (Nov 20th).

Media Partnership Challenge 2009
launched by Jon Snow

Advice from David Glenwright
(last year's winner)

 

Advice from Stuart Boreham
(film maker)

 

Advice from Krishnan Guru-Murthy
(TV presenter and journalist)

Also, see below for the effect that the Media Partnership Challenge 2008 had on last year's winners.


Media Partnership Challenge in the past

For details of Media Partnership Challenges in the past competition click here                           

 

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