Win An iPad2 Competiton

05 September 2011

Organisation/person name:

PB Technologies LTD

Work type:

Casual

Work classification:

Film & TV

Job description:

PB Technologies would like any Media student to participate in this competition WIN a Brand new Apple IPAD2 just by creating a short six minute product video ad for PB Technologies LTD.

This project is designed for people who are passionate about Film and Post-production also for a chance to win the amazing IPad2 of cause. We want students to show us their innovation on script designing, cinematography, use of effects, editing technique, creativity and originality. By submitting their video clip by the 18th of Sept 2011, the winner will receive a stunning 16GB Apple IPAD 2.

As an I.T company in New Zealand’s highly competitive and extremely demanding I.T industry, we understand that it
takes more than technology to inspire tomorrow's storytellers and this is our way of supporting the future career of
students in the media content industry.

Videos must be submitted by the: 18th September 2011

The Start Meeting
Each participating group may have at least one representative at the intro meeting 11th Sep 2011, 4 Station Road, Penrose

All participating teams must complete their work and be handed in by Sunday 18th Sept 2011.

Opportunity location:

Penrose, Auckland

Key skills sought:

Film making,marketing, Advertisement

Start date:

Monday, 5 September 2011

End date:

Sunday, 18 September 2011

This opportunity is:

Unpaid

Closing date:

Sunday, 18 September 2011

Contact details:

Joanie Li
Digital Products Support
PB Technologies Ltd. 4 Station Road, Penrose, Auckland, NZ
09 5269200 ext 878
joanie@pbtech.co.nz

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