Kids address to the Nation Competition - Win two Directors Kits valued $11,000

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http://onevoice.generationone.org.au/



It's your turn to tell us what you think so give us your voice and together we can make it one voice to end Indigenous Disparity. Just by entering you could win two Directors Starter Kits – one for your school and another for you!

The kit includes a 15-inch 2.6GHZ Macbook Pro (installed with video and music editing software Final Cut Express, Aperture, Logic Express and iWork), an HP Photosmart Wireless all-in-one printer, a 120GB High Definition Sony Hard Disk Handycam. Total value per Directors Kit - $5,500. Click the HERE'S HOW button to find out how.

STEP 1.
If you didn't see our recent Address to the Nation, simply click here to play the video.

STEP 2.
Click the 'Register' button and add your details.

STEP 3.
Create your own address to the nation telling us how you will help make this generation the last with disparity between Aboriginal Australians and non Aboriginal Australians. Your video should be at least 30 seconds long and no longer than 2 minutes. Click here for some hints on how to get started.

STEP 4.
Once you are ready, click the 'Enter Now' button to confirm your details and upload your video.

Click here to download all the information you need

The competition closes on Friday 10th December.
So get filming now!


GenerationOne One Voice - Terms & Conditions
1.All Australians under the age of 18 are eligible to enter the competition. Each entrant may submit no more than three entries. Entry is free.
2.Each filmed entry must be the original work of the entrant.
3.The length of the film clip entry must be between 30-120 seconds in length.
4.As a general guide, each entry should be considered appropriate for viewing by primary school aged children (or of a ‘G’ rating). Suitability of submitted material is subject to GenerationOne discretion.
5.The ‘film clip’ can be created and recorded via any means (i.e. digital camera, webcam, mobile phone etc) but must be submitted in one of the following formats: Windows Media Video (.WMV), 3GP (mobile phone), AVI (windows), MOV (MAC), Mp4 (ipod/psp), MPEG, FLV (adobe flash), MKV (h.264).
6.Entries must be submitted in one of the following ways:
i) by posting a DVD recording to GenerationOne, C/O Red Bean Republic, 125 Pyrmont Street, Pyrmont NSW 2009; or
ii) by uploading to the website; or iii) uploading to Youtube and submitting the relevant URL.
7.The deadline for entries is 5.00pm 10 December 2010 (AEST). Late entries will not be eligible.
8.All entries must be accompanied by a completed entry form – fill in the online entry form or download a hard copy from the website.
9.All entrants, and anyone who appears on camera, agree that by entering they agree to ‘media release’ of their entry, meaning that GenerationOne has the right to use the video on its website, in the media, in social media and for any purpose used to help end Indigenous Disparity.
10.The winner will be announced on the 14 December 2010 on the website and notified in writing.
11.The judges may award the prize in their absolute discretion, their decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
12.All prizes are non-transferable and not negotiable.
13.By submitting an entry, the entrant grants GenerationOne a licence for all time without payment to copy, adapt, publish and otherwise use all information, ideas, images, statements, film clips, words or sounds (or any part thereof) submitted as part of the competition, for any purpose whatsoever in their absolute discretion including for promotional purposes.
14.GenerationOne will not return submitted recordings or entries to you and will not be responsible for entries that are late, lost, misdirected or stolen. Incomplete entries may be excluded from the competition at GenerationOne’s discretion.
15.Entries must not infringe any existing copyrights or other intellectual property rights, must not be defamatory and must not breach any other laws. Entrants agree to indemnify GenerationOne against any claims or legal action, which may arise from such infringements or breaches. Entrants assign to GenerationOne all copyright and intellectual property rights in all original works submitted.
16.By entering the Competition you agree to join the GenerationOne movement to end Indigenous disadvantage and agree to the terms in the GenerationOne privacy policy found at http://generationone.org.au/privacy-policy.