OneWorld / Staying Alive World AIDS Day 2004 Competition
For a second year in a row, MTV and OneWorld are organising a global
competition in the run up to World AIDS Day, 1 December 2004. This
year's competition is supported by SONY (www.sony.com) who have
provided some great prizes for the winner and runner up in each
category. Two best audio entries will receive minidisk walkmans while
two best video entries will be awarded with a DVD Camcorder each.
The competition is for young people between 15 and 34 years of age to
submit audio or video public service announcements (PSAs) that convey
the messages of MTV's award winning HIV/AIDS awareness campaign,
Staying Alive (http://www.staying-alive.org) with this year's theme
focussing on women, girls and HIV/AIDS.
MTV and OneWorld share a commitment to the global fight against
HIV/AIDS and this unique collaboration aims to reach an audience at a
global and local level.
Winning PSAs in two categories (one audio and one video) will be
streamed on the Staying Alive site, made available to all 26 local
MTV web sites and will be featured on the OneWorld Radio and TV
websites as well as the UNAIDS World AIDS Day campaign site. The
winners will also receive the Staying Alive 2004 Award, an honour
given to an individual each year who makes an important contribution
for HIV/AIDS awareness.
For more information and to enter visit http://www.staying-alive.org
[English version http://eu.staying-alive.org/stayingalive/shells/h_home.jhtml ]
OneWorld / Staying Alive World AIDS Day 2004 Competition
If you're aged between 15 and 34 - and feel that you have a lot to
say about the impact of HIV/AIDS on women and girls using a
microphone or a camera - this is the perfect opportunity to show your
potential. For a second year in a row, MTV and OneWorld are
organising a global competition in the run up to World AIDS Day, 1
December 2004. The competition is for young people to submit audio
or video public service announcements (PSAs) that convey the messages
of MTV's award winning HIV/AIDS awareness campaign, Staying Alive
(http://www.staying-alive.org). MTV and OneWorld share a commitment
to the global fight against HIV/AIDS and this unique collaboration
aims to reach an audience at a global and local level.
This year entrants can unleash their creativity by developing clips
on the theme of women, girls and HIV/AIDS.
Winning clips in two categories (one audio and one video) will be
streamed on the Staying Alive site, made available to all 26 local
MTV web sites and will be featured on the OneWorld Radio and TV
websites. The winners will also receive the Staying Alive 2004 Award,
an honour given to an individual each year who makes an important
contribution for HIV/AIDS awareness.
Deadline is 11th November 2004
For more information and submission please go to www.staying-alive.org
Cathy Phiri
Public Affairs
MTV Networks International
180 Oxford Street
London W1D 1DS
tel: +44 (0) 207 478 6134
fax: +44 (0) 207 478 6517
http://www.staying-alive.org
For a second year in a row, MTV and OneWorld are organising a global
competition in the run up to World AIDS Day, 1 December 2004. This
year's competition is supported by SONY (www.sony.com) who have
provided some great prizes for the winner and runner up in each
category. Two best audio entries will receive minidisk walkmans while
two best video entries will be awarded with a DVD Camcorder each.
The competition is for young people between 15 and 34 years of age to
submit audio or video public service announcements (PSAs) that convey
the messages of MTV's award winning HIV/AIDS awareness campaign,
Staying Alive (http://www.staying-alive.org) with this year's theme
focussing on women, girls and HIV/AIDS.
MTV and OneWorld share a commitment to the global fight against
HIV/AIDS and this unique collaboration aims to reach an audience at a
global and local level.
Winning PSAs in two categories (one audio and one video) will be
streamed on the Staying Alive site, made available to all 26 local
MTV web sites and will be featured on the OneWorld Radio and TV
websites as well as the UNAIDS World AIDS Day campaign site. The
winners will also receive the Staying Alive 2004 Award, an honour
given to an individual each year who makes an important contribution
for HIV/AIDS awareness.
For more information and to enter visit http://www.staying-alive.org
[English version http://eu.staying-alive.org/stayingalive/shells/h_home.jhtml ]
OneWorld / Staying Alive World AIDS Day 2004 Competition
If you're aged between 15 and 34 - and feel that you have a lot to
say about the impact of HIV/AIDS on women and girls using a
microphone or a camera - this is the perfect opportunity to show your
potential. For a second year in a row, MTV and OneWorld are
organising a global competition in the run up to World AIDS Day, 1
December 2004. The competition is for young people to submit audio
or video public service announcements (PSAs) that convey the messages
of MTV's award winning HIV/AIDS awareness campaign, Staying Alive
(http://www.staying-alive.org). MTV and OneWorld share a commitment
to the global fight against HIV/AIDS and this unique collaboration
aims to reach an audience at a global and local level.
This year entrants can unleash their creativity by developing clips
on the theme of women, girls and HIV/AIDS.
Winning clips in two categories (one audio and one video) will be
streamed on the Staying Alive site, made available to all 26 local
MTV web sites and will be featured on the OneWorld Radio and TV
websites. The winners will also receive the Staying Alive 2004 Award,
an honour given to an individual each year who makes an important
contribution for HIV/AIDS awareness.
Deadline is 11th November 2004
For more information and submission please go to www.staying-alive.org
Cathy Phiri
Public Affairs
MTV Networks International
180 Oxford Street
London W1D 1DS
tel: +44 (0) 207 478 6134
fax: +44 (0) 207 478 6517
http://www.staying-alive.org
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