I’ve updated the full list of submissions to the Fantastic Video Contest. You can find the list here (with some really good new submissions that didn’t make the finalist list).
I’ve culled the list down to my favorite ten videos. Now I’d like to ask the Tactical Philanthropy community to vote for which three of these video’s should be shown at the inVision 2010 conference after the attendees have spent the day learning about how to use visual media to create social impact. Please vote via the comments section to this post!
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Mr. W from the German Ministry for the Environment. Can you guess who he is?
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Charity:Water’s video showing what lack of access to clean water really means. Starring Jennifer Connelly.
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An award winning ad about the effects of global warming.
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The mind blowing Lost Generation video (which you must watch to the halfway point to see the amazing twist)..
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Piano Stairs, changing behavior by making things fun. I want these in my house!
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Choose a Different Ending, an interactive video that lets the viewer decide what happens next.
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The Magic of Giving from the Peruvian Cancer Foundation.
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The Girl Effect inspired Tipping Point Community video.
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The MasterCard Foundation’s video telling the story of their grant to Fonkoze, Haiti’s largest microfinance provider.
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I vote for The MasterCard Foundation video!
Choose a different ending
Charity Water
Piano stairs
My three favorites:
Piano Stairs
Lost Generation
and the Girl Effect (tipping point community video)
I vote for the MasterCard Foundation video about Fonkoze in Haiti!
1. Lost generation
2. Choose a different ending.
Sean,
The videos are great, but that Tipping Point video – promoting 100% of funds going to the cause, and making it sound like the organizations that spend real money on organizational strength are lame/not cool/poor custodians of donor trust, and that none of the overhead has any impact – that whole message just takes us backwards, and the cooler the video production values that surround that message are the further it takes us back.
Mr W and Piano Stairs
Sean,
The videos are great, but that Tipping Point video – promoting 100% of funds going to the cause, and making it sound like the organizations that spend real money on organizational strength are lame/not cool/poor custodians of donor trust, and that none of the overhead has any impact – that whole message just takes us backwards, and the cooler the video production values that surround that message are the further it takes us back.
I vote for the MasterCard Foundation video – a compelling story simply told
I vote for The MasterCard Foundation video!