Climate Change Video Award's blog

Guidelines: (download
the pdf)

Submission is free and all entries must be received by 31 July 2011 – this
has been extended!

All contributions should relate to climate change and must have been produced
since the Cancun Climate Change Conference (1 December 2010). It is open to
everyone, worldwide, but should not have been published or produced for
commercial gain elsewhere.

All submissions should be titled with the production date, the author’s name
and a question, EG:  01/2011 SMITH: What is climate change?

If it is in a language other than English, then please use subtitles in
English as well.

It should not exceed three minutes

It should be provided as an flv file and not be greater than 50MB.

Only one submission per person is allowed – attempts to submit more will mean
that person is disqualified.

Inappropriate content will not be used.

Only videos matching all these requirements will be presented at
www.climate-change.tv/award for public voting. Climate Change TV retains the
rights to host these on the site for the next two years (duly credited), and the
winner and a selection of others may be used in promotional campaigns around the
awards.

Votes will be welcomed over email, Twitter and
Facebook during August and September – details to follow, but do sign up to our monthly
briefing to keep updated.

Submission:

By email: (using, for example, dropbox or yousendit) to
award@climate-change.tv

By post: Climate Change TV, 19 Heddon Street, London, W1B 4BG

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