No time limit. Limit 1 submission per school.

Maximum Time: 1 minute or less. Student produced opening for any show. Entry will be judged on creativity, composition, and editing.

Maximum Time: 15 minutes. Submit an excerpt your program's best Livestream. Please label/include timestamps of your highlights. This category will be judged on camera moves, switcher cuts, and overall product.

Maximum Time: 10 Minutes. Human Interest entries will be judged on the basis of journalistic and video coverage, which demonstrate awareness of broadcast journalistic standards, including accuracy and storytelling. Judges are looking for well-organized material, clearly written narration and appropriate sound bites. Judges also look for video composition and relation to the narrative.

Maximum Time: 2 Minutes. News Story entries will be judged on the basis of journalistic and video coverage, which demonstrate awareness of broadcast journalistic standards, including accuracy and fairness. Judges are looking for well-organized material, clearly written narration, and appropriate sound bites. Judges also look for video composition and relation to the narrative.

Maximum Time: 10 Minutes. Video must relate to narrative, have composition relevance and capture the spirit of the sport. Judges will look for well-organized material, clearly written narration, and appropriate sound bites.

Submit 1 Episode. Let's hear your best talk show, how-to, tell all, unsolved mysteries, and more! This competition is judged on quality, content, packaging, and voice-personality.

No Maximum Time. Any form of animation is accepted.

Maximum time: 15 minutes or less.

Maximum time: 5 minutes or less. Any non-narrative forms and alternatives to traditional narratives or methods of working.

Maximum time: 5-15 minutes. Any narrative short film.

Maximum Time: 5 Minutes. Any narrative short film.

Maximum Time: 5 Minutes. Action Sports videos should showcase, or be inspired by, action sports including but not limited to skateboarding, snowboarding, surfing, wake, BMX bike riding, freeski, football, volleyball, softball, basketball, baseball, etc. Highlight reels are acceptable but music must meet copyright rules stated earlier.

Maximum time: 5 minutes or less. Only original music is allowed, no use of other artist music is allowed, unless copyright is given.

Maximum time: 3 minutes. Personal Demo Reels should highlight the strengths, uniqueness, quality of content, and proficiency in skills of the creator. Role labels are encouraged (Director, Cinematographer, Editor, etc.), but not required.

Maximum Time: 30-60 Seconds. Any message used to educate, inform or persuade a target audience.

Submit 1-3 pieces. Do you have the endurance of a National Geographic photographer. Can you use your knowledge of the subject to capture it's image? The viewer should clearly see the subject in it's environment. Can the photographer tell that subject's story?

Submit 1-3 pieces. Street photography is candid and captures chance encounters/random incidents within public places. Do not pose or premeditate situations. Simply go out and capture life happening. Street photography is traditionally black and white. This will be taken into consideration.

Submit 1-3 pieces. Experimental photography includes, but is not limited to: Light-shaping, Digital manipulation, Metaphorical, Underwater, or high-fashion pieces. Almost anything goes here, just keep it OMAF appropriate!

Submit 1-3 pieces. Tell the story, what is happening? How best can you visually represent the environment, tone, and atmosphere of a special event or journalistic package. Emphasis on informing the viewer.

Submit 1-3 pieces. Can you show a space within the world. Capture the presence/ atmosphere of location.

Submit 1-3 pieces. Can you focus on a person/ persons and emphasize their personality? Submit your seniors, couples, and families in this category. Good use of light/ location.

Submit 1-3 pieces. Emphasis on action. Captures skill, excitement, and energy. Show ability of having a 'good eye'. ( Be in the right the place at the right time.)

Submit 1 Page of Logo and Brand Design. Do you know how to build and present branding? This can include logos, type, color palette, sketches and more. Must be original work. The Company/Person/Band can be imagined or you may create a "Spec Presentation" for a pre-existing entity.

Submit 1-3 Pieces. Submit your original, digital artwork here. Pieces will be judged off of creativity, color usage, and cohesiveness.

Submit one print news story published in a school publication or on a school website. Submissions must include topics that inform readers in a timely manner or share significant, need-to-know information with. Topics may include school development, changes in policy or staff, notable staff and student achievements, sports reporting or anything else that will impact the lives of the school community. Submissions must be 500-2,500 words. Be sure to submit one article, rather than the whole publication.

Submit one print feature story published in a school publication or on a school website. Submissions must include stories that inspire or provide a deeper look into topics. Feature stories do not have to be shared in a timely manner and may include personality profiles, behind-the-scenes information, human interest stories, personal experiences or social and cultural topics. Submissions must be 500-2,500 words. Be sure to submit one article, rather than the whole publication.

Submit a digital copy of a student-designed school newsletter, newspaper, magazine, yearbook or other significant publication. Competitors may submit only one issue of each entered publication. Original publications may be either print or digital products.