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2022 PSA Competition

 

Racial Justice and Social Change PSA Competition

BEA strives to serve as a bridge of communication on issues of social importance that help our membership develop as more thoughtful media practitioners. To this end, we invite students and faculty to produce video and audio PSAs to promote and celebrate racial justice and social change in their schools and communities.  Winners will be showcased in BEA social and promotional materials and receive certificates.  The video and audio PSAs should:

•     have a total running time of 26, 56 or 86 seconds (allows for a 4 second tag supplied by BEA for all PSA finalists)

•     entrant should have copyright clearance (broadcast and online distribution) for any images music or production elements used in the PSA.

Deadline: May 2, 2022
Click here for more information and to submit your application. 

Winners from 2021 are listed below.

 

Congratulations to the 2021 PSA Competition Winners

 

Memorable Moments in Broadcast History PSA Competition

As the 100th anniversary of commercial radio broadcasting nears, BEA seeks to remind students and the larger public about the historical impact of broadcasting. In order to promote the anniversary, BEA invites students and faculty to produce video and audio PSAs depicting memorable broadcast moments. In order to create a diverse cross section of moments, the “vignettes” should capture a variety of individuals, events, stations, politics, sports, natural disasters… that shaped broadcasting in some significant way. The video and audio PSAs should:

•      have a total running time of 56 or 86 seconds (allows for a 4 second tag supplied by BEA for all PSA finalists)

•      entrant should have copyright clearance (broadcast and online distribution) for any images music or production elements used in the PSA.

 

Faculty Competition

Award of Excellence: Hoosier Schoolmaster of the Air – Mary E. Myers Thomas O. Morgan, Regent University

Student Competition    

1st Place: The Miracle on Ice – Robert Frankenstein, University of Alabama

2nd Place: Evolution of Weather Broadcasts – Tyler Foulke, University of Alabama

3rd Place: Life Without – Sam Davidson, Bailey Rothermel & Caroline Mansfield, Elon University

Award of Excellence : Lee De Forest Radio History – Habiba Abouzeid  & Omar Shaarawy, American University in Cairo

 

Racial Justice and Social Change PSA Competition


1st Place: Black Lives Still Matter – Jack Learner, Emmanuel Tobe & Peter Fortunato, Elon University

2nd Place: Asian American Violence PSA – Emma Shealy,   University of Oklahoma

3rd Place: Token – Annabelle Healy & Margaret Pedone, Elon University

Award of Excellence: Wendell Hudson, An Alabama Legend – Julia Westerman, University of Alabama

Award of Excellence: Welcome to P.W.I. University, Lauryn Harper, Nikki Inocencio & Ethan Gabriel, Elon University

Award of Excellence: Mi·cro·ag·gres·sion – Logan Powers  & Hanna Rose Biebel, Elon University

 

 

 
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