DEADLINE: February 14, 2025
The Clark County Children's Mental Health Consortium (CCCMHC) is hosting a youth photo contest to promote Children’s Mental Health Acceptance Month: May 2025. The purpose of this contest is to encourage youth throughout Southern Nevada to express their creativity to help raise awareness about mental health.
Winners will be announced in March 2025. Prizes will be awarded to 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place winners!
Additional prizes may be awarded!
Submission Instructions
DEADLINE: February 14, 2025
Eligible participants may submit their entries below and will be asked to provide the following information:
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Full names of the participant(s)
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Contact information of the participant(s)
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Link to unlisted YouTube video or uploaded video file
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Signed release form(s) uploaded as attachments
Video Contest Ideas:
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Animation
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Commercial
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Dance
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Poem
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Short Story
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Skit
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Song
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Stop Motion
and more! Be Creative & Express Why Your Voice Matters!
Contest Rules & Eligibility
To enter the contest you must agree to these official rules. Video submissions that do not abide by these rules will be disqualified. Contestants may work together in groups or individuals, but each video must have a “lead producer,” who is the main point of contact.
This is a youth video contest; only videos produced by individuals aged 24 and younger are eligible.
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All videos must meet the following standards:
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Videos must be no longer than 2 minutes in length; including opening and ending credits
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Entries must be original and free of copyrighted material, with the exception of music
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Contestants may submit no more than 3 entries.
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A complete entry includes a link to unlisted YouTube video or uploaded video file
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Entries will be presented publicly to all ages, and so should be respectful of others.
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Avoid bad language or other inappropriate language or images.
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All entries will be submitted digitally as the following file types: MOV, MP4, AVI, WMV. All videos must be uploaded as an unlisted video to YouTube or uploaded to the submission form. CCCMHC may request winning videos to be provided in other formats.
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Parents and teachers may submit an entry on a youth’s behalf.