Registrations for Screen It 2013 are now open!

Fancy yourself a filmmaker? Think you can match Adam Elliot in the animation stakes? Want to show off your skills as a video game maker? Then get ready to enter this year's Screen It competition for your chance to create something amazing and win some awesome prizes!

A national moving image competition for primary and secondary students, Screen It is designed to encourage and foster the next generation of young moving image makers.

This year, Screen It entrants are asked to create works responding to the theme:

Connect

All things in the universe connect in one way or another. How do we connect and why? In what ways do we connect? What connections are most important or interesting to us?

We want you to take this universal theme and make it your own using digital media. Your work can be in the form of an animation, live action film or videogame. The winning entries will be the ones judged most innovative, exciting and individual. There are some great prizes to be won, so get those thinking caps on!

Register now online. Registration is free and you will receive all our Screen It updates, including access to comprehensive online resources and interactive production tools.

Resources

Download the Screen It 2013 Interactive Gateway [PDF 311KB] and at the click of a button you can watch previous winning entries, utilise the teacher resource kit and find answers to FAQs, all in the classroom. This document is designed to be viewed using an electronic whiteboard or projector.

Download the Screen It 2013 Teacher Resource Kit [PDF 759KB] to help you develop and execute your creation.

Download the colourful Screen It 2013 Poster [PDF 115KB], print it out and display it in your classroom.

Entry Categories

Primary School
> Animated film
> Live action film
> Video Game
> Best overall primary school entry

Secondary School
> Animated film
> Live action film
> Video Game
> Best overall secondary school entry

Screen It 2013 entries close at 5pm on Friday 13 September, 2013.

Continue to check this page for additional resources, worksheets and prize updates.