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| Farmers Insurance is proud to be the founding sponsor
of the Historia Scholarship Competition where you can tell the world
a story about a person, event, or place that is important to you or describe
how Latino culture has directly impacted you. This unique scholarship competition encourages students in grades 6 through 12 to submit their entries either as written compositions or documentary videos. Winners will receive scholarships and other prizes, as well as worldwide exposure on the bronzescreen.net web site and other prominent venues. The Historia competition guidelines and entry forms are available as PDF files below. Click on the Download Forms link to obtain forms which can be printed. The Competition The Farmers Insurance Historia competitions are for students interested in documenting the Latino experience in words and images. These contests empower young people to shape and tell stories important to them and their communities. Students will be invited to submit their historias as a written composition or as a documentary video. Students in grades 6 through 12 are invited to tell a historia. You may select one of the following Latino themed categories: 1. A person of special significance to you (family, friend or historical figure). 2. A meaningful place or location in Latino history. 3. A historical event from your communitys past. 4. How Latino culture has directly impacted you. Awards based on grade level categories will be presented. Winners will also be featured in local media and here on our exclusive website: www.bronzescreen.net Official Rules Theme Tell a historia (story) of a person, place, event or your own experience in Latino culture. Eligibility California students in grades 6 through 12 in any area served by the Los Angeles Times, San Diego Union Tribune or San Jose Mercury News. Specifications In addition to a signed and completed entry form, all applicable waivers must be submitted. (waivers can be downloaded from www.bronzescreen.net/downloads_main.html) Written Composition 300-500 words Typewritten, double-spaced Printed on 8 1/2 x 11 paper English Language Must be an original submission by a single author (no multiple author submissions accepted) Documentary Video 2-5 minutes (TRT Total Run Time) With or without audio/music Color or Black & White Acceptable media includes: VHS, Hi-8, Digital 8, and miniDV (You may also submit on DVD) Multiple collaborators are permitted in the video competition. Students may submit more than one entry. Students may only win one prize per category. A separate entry form is required for each work submitted. Deadlines July 30, 2004 - Southern California TBD - Northern California Cost There is no cost to enter Awards Winners will be announced in Fall 2004 Disclaimer Los Angeles Entry Forms (PDF) San Diego Forms (PDF) <-- Click Here San Jose Entry Forms (PDF) Video Checklist Form (PDF) Music Release Form (PDF) Personal Release Form (PDF) |
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