Call for 2011 Screen It entries

10 August 2011

The Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) 2011 Screen It competition is encouraging primary and secondary school students to produce a film, animation or video game responding to the theme 'respect'.

Expressed in many ways, respect is learning how to treat ourselves and others with fairness and dignity. It involves learning to work together, manage conflict and to value differences.

This year Bullying. No way! is sponsoring additional categories to recognise entries relating the theme to bullying, with the winner to receive a $1000 bursary for their school.

Winning entries will be the ones judged to be the most innovative, exciting and enticing.

Screen It is open to all primary school students aged 5-12 years and secondary school students aged 13-18 years. Entries can be from individuals or teams.

Comprehensive teacher resource kits are available from the competition website.

Entries close September 16. More information is available from the Screen It website.

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