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Ocean Awareness Interactive & Multimedia Contest By Bow Seat
Mode
Online
Eligibility
Class 6–12
Fee
Free
Duration
Several months
About This Opportunity
The Interactive & Multimedia category invites participants to blend creative storytelling with interactive or participatory elements. Works may integrate three or more other contest categories, such as visual art, writing, performance, film, or music. Examples include immersive websites or apps, social‑media campaigns, video or board games, installations, podcasts, TikToks, and other hybrid media.
To enter, you must submit a short written description of your concept—such as how users interact with your work, a gameplay overview, or an explanation of how multiple media are combined.
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You should also upload up to five visual materials (images, screenshots, or supporting documents) to illustrate the project.
Optionally, you may include a link to your browser‑based project or a demonstration video of up to 5 minutes, hosted on Google Drive (preferred), YouTube, or Vimeo—so long as it’s publicly accessible.
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Audio submissions (MP3) are also optional; if you submit a podcast, aim for 5–15 minutes in length, and be sure to include a written script.
Additionally, your entry must include a written reflection (artist’s statement) of 100–300 words in English. This should detail your creative process, what you learned about the contest theme, and how your project communicates environmental ideas.
Eligibility
- Grade Level
- Class 6–12
- Age Range
- 11 - 18 years
- Location
- Nationwide
Students aged 11-18, enrolled in middle or high school (or homeschool equivalent) globally, are eligible. Participants under 13 require parental consent. College or university students are not eligible.
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Benefits
- Cash awards up to $1,000 for winners across divisions
- Opportunity to showcase creative work globally through online exhibitions and publications
- Gain in-depth knowledge about ocean conservation and climate change
- Develop critical skills in communication, creativity, and environmental advocacy
- Receive a participation certificate for resume building
- Join a worldwide community of young environmentalists and artists
- Eligibility for special awards like the Smithsonian Creativity in Resilience Award and We All Rise Prize
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Difficulty: Intermediate
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