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Murcia University announces a new edition of Short Solidarity Award, dedicated this year to the Right to Work.
In the contest collaborate School of Social Work and Care Services Diversity and Culture Volunteer with FNAC-Murcia, and each year focuses on one of the Human Rights, and the winners are published on the very day of celebration of these, on 10 December.
Participation is free, and videos can be made with any technique and format, with a maximum duration of 12 minutes.
The deadline for submitting entries is open until October 15, 2013, and complete rules are downloaded http://www.um.es/adyv.
or http://www.um.es/web/trabajosocial/
The awards are 300 and 150 euros, plus a Canon video camera donated by Tesco.
Winners are chosen by the votes of an expert jury and public voting taking place in Fnac-New Condomina and the University of Murcia, which are available via the Television University.
Short Film Contest Solidarity emerged six years ago to promote and raise awareness in society in general and in particular the university community about the importance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights proclaimed by the United Nations in 1949.
In previous editions filmmakers involved both professionals and students of Communication, Social Work or Fine Arts.
The latest edition of the award focused on the right to housing, resulting winner entitled "Capital" by Gaizka Urresti Fernandez.
He was a finalist the art student at the University of Murcia Lapeña Gloria Gallego.
video with cardboard shells.
Source: UMU
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