International Video Production Competition
International Video Production Competition – 2019 Edition “If you had one day in a World Heritage City…”
Click on the link below to see all the videos of the local and international winners of the Video Competition, 2019 edition.
2019 finalists
DESCRIPTION
The International Video Production Competition is intended for young people of two age groups: 14 and 17 years old and 18 and 21 years old. At the invitation of the cities that are part of the OWHC network and that have registered, the young people are called upon to produce a video of a maximum duration of five minutes on a World Heritage City, and that has to be published on the OWHC YouTube channel.
The videos produced by the young people undergo a selection in their respective cities. Each city chooses a winning video for each of the participating age groups. The winning videos on the local level are then submitted to an international jury that determines one winner per age group. Both international winners are awarded attractive prizes!
The next edition of the competition will be launched at the end of 2020.
CONTACT
For any question regarding the competition, please write to the Program Administrator, Andréanne Charest: acharest@ovpm.org
News
18 June 2019
Winners of the video competition 2019 – Congratulations to the cities of Kazan and Icherisheher
International Video Production Competition
17 November 2017
Gyeongju 2017 | Winners of the video competition “My City, our World Heritage”
International Video Production Competition
9 January 2017
Launching of the International Video Production Competition – 2017 Edition
International Video Production Competition
12 November 2015
Arequipa 2015 : Announcement of the winners of the competition “My City, our World Heritage”
International Video Production Competition
21 September 2015
My city, our World Heritage – International Video Production Competition
International Video Production Competition
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