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MTT Announces Pothole Video Contest

March 09, 2010 00:00
The Michigan Transportation Team invites you to create a short creative video that highlights how you feel about Michigan’s roads! Let your creativity flow. Feel free to use music, humor, or other formats to help showcase Michigan’s pothole-riddled roadways.

For examples of some of DriveMI’s videos, check out our YouTube channel.

Criteria for Judging Videos:

* Creativity
* How well message is conveyed
* Level of entertainment
* Quality of the video

How to Submit Your Video:

Upload your video to YouTube and then send the link of the video to videocontest@drivemi.org.


Video Contest Rules:

* Videos are to be no more than three minutes in length.
* All videos must be received by 11:59 pm April 11, 2010.
* Any video submitted to the DriveMI Pothole video contest become property of the Michigan Transportation Team. Michigan Transportation Team reserves the right for use of any and all submitted works in promotions related to the Drive MI Campaign.
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