 | RTL-SFCF Mash-Up Video Contest Tell policymakers in Sacramento what students really think. Make a mash-up video about why it's important to fully fund education in California. Right To Learn and Students for California's Future will pick a winning video on May 25 and distribute the winning video to state policymakers and the media. | Take a look at this video explaining the contest: |  Right To Learn and Students for California's Future held rallies across California in April. Take a look at the photos and videos from these events:  | April 18, 2008 |  | April 21, 2008 | |  Use our videos or your own; mix-and-match to create a powerful message from students opposing these budget cuts. Source Files & Background Information - All raw video, image and audio files can be access via FTP using the following login information:
| | - FTP Site: ftp.media4rtl.org
- Login ID:
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| - Additional content (video, images, audio) will be posted to this FTP site as it becomes available.
| Guidelines - Final videos should be 30 to 90 seconds in length
- Files should be uploaded as a "Video Response" to the above YouTube video.
- Entries must be received by YouTube no later than Sunday, May 25 at 11:59 PM Pacific Time
- Files must be in .WMV, .AVI, .MOV, or .MPG formats and should be uploaded to YouTube in as high-quality a format as possible
- By submitting a video for this contest, you are agreeing to license the video under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.
- We will contact the author of the winning video via YouTube message no later than Friday, May 16.
- Any questions about this contest should be sent to
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- Important updates to the contest will be posted to this page on a regular basis.
| |  | Additional Media and Information -
- Feel free to use any additional source materials you want (images/videos/audio), as long as they are licensed as:
- Public domain
- See more information about public domain
- FYI: Government videos often fall into this category.
- Creative Commons by, by-sa, by-nc, or by-nc-sa licenses
- See more information about CC
- Search for CC-licensed works
- Note: Please follow the requirements of relevant license, particularly for Attribution (by) licenses.
- If you are not certain of the licensing terms of a piece of media, please do not use it in your video
- For more statistics, facts and figures about the state's budget crisis, please visit the Right To Learn resource pages.
|  When you're all done, upload your video to YouTube as a Video Response to our announcement. That's it! We'll let you know if we select your video to distribute to lawmakers and the media. |  Help spread the word about these dangerous cuts. E-mail your friends, join RTL's and SFCF's Facebook groups and advocate for your Right To Learn! addthis_pub = 'yntrey'; |
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