YouTube Project Report

Check out the Finalists - These are very good online documentaries created by aspiring and college level journalists

ABOUT PROJECT: REPORT
In partnership with the Pulitzer Center, YouTube presents Project: Report, a journalism contest (made possible by Sony VAIO & Intel) intended for non-professional, aspiring journalists to tell stories that might not otherwise be told.

ROUND THREE ASSIGNMENT:
Produce a piece that empowers an underrepresented community to tell its own story to the world. First, choose a group of people that are rarely covered by the traditional media. Then let them use the camera to document their own lives, and to tell their own story. It's up to each individual reporter to collect the footage captured by the members of this group, and to weave that material into your own reporting to create a compelling and unique story.

The video must be 5 minutes or less, and all entries must be in English or have English subtitles. DEADLINE IS 11:59 PM DECEMBER 16th (EST).
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FOR MORE ABOUT THE PULITZER CENTER VISIT
http://www.pulitzercenter.org

The Project: Report Finalists:

We're happy to announce the five finalists videos.

* FlowerstheMovie, with Abilities
* smpeach, with Land of our own
* richprince78, with *please...LISTEN*
* inongimke, with From Burma's Mountains to Carolina's Piedmont
* DoGoodWork, with The End of Innocence
 

Project: Report - Round 3 Final Videos 5 Videos Final videos from our top 5 finalists. Round 3, Project: Report.

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Project: Report - Round 3 Submissions 5 Videos Additional submissions for Round 3 of Project: Report.

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From the Pulitzer Center 11 Videos A selection of video documentaries from Pulitzer Center-sponsored journalists, as featured on the public television program Foreign Exchange (http://www.foreignexchange.tv )

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Also read - The Importance of Telling a Story for Great Online Video Success - StoryTelling by Michael W. Dean

 From YouTube: An Insider's Guide to Climbing the Charts By Alan Lastufka and  Michael W. Dean. If you want to be successful on YouTube you got to read this new book. Read - Importance of StoryTelling and You Got to Hit ’Em Over the Head and Get Out