Middle School Video Contest


We are asking our middle school students to create a video showing how to be a friend.

Through the video contest, we want our students to collaborate with classmates to create videos telling the world about:

  • How they make friend
  • What makes a good friend
  • What the value of friendship is
  • How to be a good friend

This video contest is open to all member-district middle school students. The video can be created by an individual student or as a class project. Prizes will be awarded to the school to be used in the student’s classroom or campus.

The deadline to submit your video is October 2 by 5 p.m. If you have any issues with the online submission process, email cdavoile@ncsba.org.

Video content

  • Video entries should be 60 seconds or less.
  • Video quality should be 1080p or higher.
  • The video must be an original work.

Do we need to follow any specific rules or guidelines pertaining to COVID-19 healthy and safety protocols?

We ask you to adhere to the guidelines and rules established at your school’s campus when filming and producing your video.

Submission process

The submission form is now live. Please remember to submit a signed release form for:

  • Each person who has a speaking role in the video
  • Anyone who is distinctly featured in the video
  • Those involved in the production of the video
  • Any student who creates song or music for the video

Who doesn’t need to sign a release?

  • Individuals in crowd scenes
  • Adult faculty members

The school submitting the video may use its district’s standard release form for this purpose.

Prizes

The top three videos and 10 Honorable Mention projects, as determined by the judges, will be shown during the 2023 annual conference. First-, second-, and third-place winners will be announced during the conference.

This form is currently closed for submissions.

Ramona PowersMiddle School Video Contest