The First-EVER White House Student Film Festival for K-12 students from around US

We\'re launching our first-ever White House Student Film Festival - and we\'re inviting K-12 students from around the country to create and submit one- to three-minute short web videos.

Finalists could have their videos screened at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave, and posted on the White House website. It might just be cooler than having your homework up on the fridge.

The topic: Highlighting the importance of technology in the classroom -- and imagining how technology will change the educational experience for kids in the future.

Interested, or know someone who would be?

Check out our official page here >>> where you can learn more, read the official rules, learn how to submit your video, and hear from Bill Nye (the Science Guy). And if you\'re a parent, guardian, or teacher, make sure you spread the word to kids with big ideas.

Here are more important details you should know:

Every student entry has to have a parent/guardian or teacher sponsor.
Films can be submitted now through January 29th, 2014.
If your video is selected as an official selection, you could have a chance to attend the mid-February screening at the White House.

Read the complete rules (and submit your video!) here >>>

http://www.whitehouse.gov/filmfestival

We can\'t wait to see what you make.

The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW
Washington, DC 20500