Published November 27, 2010
by iris_author
Is your school as green as it could be? How would you deal with your school’s biggest sustainability challenge? Tackle that topic on video and submit it by January 21, 2011, and your team could win up to $140,000!
Who can enter?
Anyone who is a legal resident of Canada and is currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program, full or part-time, at an approved Canadian college or university is eligible to enter.
What are the prizes?
1st prize: A $20,000 team prize and a paid summer internship with TD FEF (or another organization) for each team member, plus a $100,000 grant for your school to support on-campus sustainability initiatives.
2nd prize: A $15,000 team prize and $15,000 grant to support tree-planting initiatives at your school.
3rd prize: A $10,000 team prize and $10,000 to support tree-planting initiatives at your school.
4th prize — People’s Choice Award: From February 28 to March 11, 2011, your entries will be posted on TD’s YouTube channel and the public will be invited to vote for their favourite idea. The winning team will be awarded $2,500.
Where should I begin?
Grab a video camera and create your masterpiece (maximum length: four minutes) according to the contest guidelines.
Please remember:
Your video cannot be longer than four minutes and has to be submitted in one of the approved file formats.
In your video, you need to clearly communicate a sustainability challenge facing your school and propose a unique solution that is realistic and viable. But by all means, please present a forward-looking idea. After all, you are our future environmental leaders!
When deciding on your wardrobe, logo-free clothing is the way to go. And, unless you composed an original score for your video, please skip the music. Be sure to read the full Rules for any restrictions, so that your video will be entered in the contest.
How do I enter?
How are winners selected?
For the top three prizes, videos will be judged on:
For more information regarding rules, deadlines and submission details, please click here
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