Recent Videos
Make a NYWC movie... Win a NYWC prize
You've seen our promo video for NYWC... now we want to see yours! Actually, we want to hear your stories, see your creativity, and watch the excitement as you tell people about the National Youth Workers Convention. It can be promotional or just plain fun. It's up to you!
Here's the scoop:
Make a video that is 2 minutes or less. Then upload it to YouTube and post it here. Then the real fun begins... You (and everyone else) will vote for your favorite video, and the winner from each category will get a FREE registration for NYWC 2008.
Here are the categories:
- Most entertaining/funniest
- Most informative
- Most creative
- Best NYWC story (something that happened to you at NYWC)
- Keep it under 2 minutes. We don't want to take people away from precious ministry time!
- If you use music, make sure it's your original creation, or something that is from a rights-free source. We don't have the rights to use the latest and greatest from Michael W. Smith or Kutless, and we don't want to be sued (and you probably don't either!).
- If you have anyone under 18 in your video, make sure you've obtained the proper permissions from their parents. We want to keep this legal, and want to keep you out of trouble with parents (and the law)!
- Videos submitted for the contest are the property of you and/or YouTube.com, in accordance with their proprietary rights. Youth Specialties reserves the right to use videos submitted in the contest for promotional purposes (or just for fun). Translation: When you send us your video, you're giving us permission to use your video however we want to, no strings attached.
Here's the rules and legal jargon:
You have until Oct 1 to submit your entry. We will begin posting entries as we receive them; so the earlier you get in, the more votes you can amass. Voting will close on Oct 3 and the winners will be announced in the YS Update that week. You can vote as often as you'd like, and you can tell all your friends to go vote, too!
Make sure you follow these important rules:
