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“I am doing my part” is the theme of the 2021 WorkSafeBC student video contest

The 2021 Student Safety Video Contest has launched, inviting students to share their views on how young workers can do their part to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other infectious diseases in the workplace.

Four prizes to be awarded

  • Four $2,500 prizes available to be shared by winning students and their schools or youth organizations.
  • There is also an opportunity for prestigious industry recognition with the Actsafe Aspiring Filmmaker Award.

Requirements

To ensure students are practicing physical distancing, this year’s contest requires students to work independently on their videos (maximum two minutes long) and do the filming themselves, rather than work on their project in a team.


Submit your video and you could win a cash prize.



Bonus prize: Actsafe Aspiring Filmmaker Award

Prize includes tickets to the 2022 Actsafe Entertainment Safety Conference, screening of the film at a future Directors Guild of Canada event, and more!



Visit worksafebc.com for more information

Teachers and youth organization sponsors have until March 31, 2021 to submit video entries to WorkSafeBC.

Find more info on prizes and how to enter

Visit our 2021 Student Safety Video Contest for more information, and encourage youth you know to get involved. Students may also want to look at our COVID-19 resources and get creative inspiration by watching winning videos from previous years.

Questions?

We would like to thank Actsafe, London Drugs, and Seaspan for their support again this year.

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