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: 43(B)logFair use video contest
By Rebecca Tushnet
University Film and Video Association Fair Use & Free Speech Contest
UFVA is hosting a contest for the best short documentaries employing fair use, made by higher education students and faculty.
May 1, 2008 Deadline
* First Place Student: $500 & 1 year membership to UFVA
* Second Place Student: $250 & 1 year membership to UFVA
* Best Faculty Video: $250 & 1 year membership to UFVA
Entrants must employ fair use in quoting material in their documentaries, using the Documentary Filmmakers? Statement of Best Practices in Fair Use as a guide to their decision-making.
Download Submission Form here.
Download a Flyer here.
Full post as published by 43(B)log on January 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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