Friday, March 14, 2008

MoveOn Video Contest: Obama in 30 Seconds

MoveOn.org is holding an Obama ad contest called "Obama in 30 Seconds."

The contest, which is not linked with the official Barack Obama campaign, asks Obama supporters to create a 30 second ad in support of Barack's candidacy.

Submissions are accepted from Mar. 27 to Apr. 1, and the winners area announced on Apr. 17. The top prize winner will have their ad aired nationally and get a $20,000 gift certificate for video equipment.

You can find more info here. Check out the judges for the contest:

The Judges

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