AATF 2016 National French Week Video Contest

Contest guidelines:

*There are two competition divisions: Intermediate (grades 6-8) and Secondary (grades 9-12)

*Teachers should submit ONE form for each video/animation entered into NFW Video Contest.  Limit FIVE per school. 

Please contact Catherine Ousselin, AATF Technology Commission chair / National French Week Video Contest judge with questions about technology tool suggestions or troubleshooting. (catherineku72@gmail.com)

Suggested video tools: 
Thinking About Syncing? 
Web-based Digital Storytelling tools
Apps for Digital Storytelling
Animoto - Free teacher account! These videos can be uploaded to YouTube after the creation process. 

2016 First place: View ALL of the submissions on this playlist.

Le français est partout! Allendale Columbia High

Caleb Du Plessis

Gavin Flood

Yasmine Kangbeya

Alena Ragan

Fateemah Saleh

Madelon Queenan

L'héritage français en les États-Unis - Lily Cao & Emily Jue  - Clear Springs High School



Second place:

L'Héritage français à Chicago - Sofia Cruzat & Annie Foley - Loyola Academy




French Fashion of the United States - Neva Manalil - Naperville North High 

Third place:

L'Héritage français - Mayfield Senior High

Megan Clancy

Oumayma Ben Youssef

Kaetlyn Liddy

Dahlia Macatangay

Mary Catherine Smith

Vienna Murrillo

Claire Walker

Allia Al-Darmaki

Emma Baker

Charmaine Dalisay

Amaka Nwankwo

Carloyn Pasqualetto

Sophie Silva

Autour du monde en 80 secondes - Michael Lin & Patrick Oliver - Naperville High School 



L'Héritage français en Amérique Chanson - Lauren Cox & Natalie Halaseh - Loyola Academy 

L'Héritage français en Amérique en animation - Alessandro Nesci - Loyola Academy

  

AATF 2016 National French Week Video Contest

2016 National French Week Video and Animation Contest

This is the contest’s 5^th year and the participation rate continues to soar! We had a record 72 entries with three “first place” winners, two “second place” winners, and four “third place” winners. Congratulations to all who participated! Explore the 2015 submissions below. 

This year’s theme is « En avant vers les nouvelles frontières du français ! » Extended DUE DATE: December 5, 2016

Contest guidelines:

*There are two competition divisions: Intermediate (grades 6-8) and Secondary (grades 9-12)

*Teachers should submit ONE form for each video/animation entered into NFW Video Contest.  Limit FIVE per school. 

Submit projects here. Click to fill out form directly.
 DUE DATE: November 15, 2016

*Three minute time limit per video.

* Videos may be in English or French.

*Videos must conform to all school rules and codes of conduct.

*Videos with references to alcohol, drugs, or violence will not be accepted.

No copyrighted figures (ie. Snoopy, Asterix, etc) accepted.

*Each entry must be the original work of a current student in French or group of students whose teacher in an AATF member for 2016.

*YouTube videos should be “unlisted," NOT private. Anyone with the link should be able to view.  YouTube is the preferred sharing option.

*All submissions via Google folders / docs MUST be accessible to any viewer. If a submission requires permission, it may NOT be considered for competition. 

Please check the permissions before submitting.

*It is best to use a non-organizational Google account to verify that the permissions "Allow anyone with the link to view" option has been chosen.

Judging Criteria:

Visual impact, relevance to the theme, and originality are the key points to a successful project. All submissions become the property of the AATF and may be used in AATF publications and social media sites. All participants in the video completion will receive certificates. The top ranking submissions (1-3) will receive prizes.

Please contact Catherine Ousselin, AATF Technology Commission chair / National French Week Video Contest judge with questions about technology tool suggestions or troubleshooting. (catherineku72@gmail.com)

Suggested video tools: 
Thinking About Syncing? 
Web-based Digital Storytelling tools
Apps for Digital Storytelling
Animoto - Free teacher account! These videos can be uploaded to YouTube after the creation process. 

DUE DATE: November 15, 2016

Submit projects here. Click to fill out form directly.









First place: View ALL of the submissions on this playlist.

Le français est partout! Allendale Columbia High

Caleb Du Plessis

Gavin Flood

Yasmine Kangbeya

Alena Ragan

Fateemah Saleh

Madelon Queenan

L'héritage français en les États-Unis - Lily Cao & Emily Jue  - Clear Springs High School



Second place:

L'Héritage français à Chicago - Sofia Cruzat & Annie Foley - Loyola Academy




French Fashion of the United States - Neva Manalil - Naperville North High 

Third place:

L'Héritage français - Mayfield Senior High

Megan Clancy

Oumayma Ben Youssef

Kaetlyn Liddy

Dahlia Macatangay

Mary Catherine Smith

Vienna Murrillo

Claire Walker

Allia Al-Darmaki

Emma Baker

Charmaine Dalisay

Amaka Nwankwo

Carloyn Pasqualetto

Sophie Silva

Autour du monde en 80 secondes - Michael Lin & Patrick Oliver - Naperville High School 



L'Héritage français en Amérique Chanson - Lauren Cox & Natalie Halaseh - Loyola Academy 

L'Héritage français en Amérique en animation - Alessandro Nesci - Loyola Academy

  

AATF 2016 National French Week Video Contest

2016 National French Week Video and Animation Contest

This is the contest’s 5^th year and the participation rate continues to soar! We had a record 72 entries with three “first place” winners, two “second place” winners, and four “third place” winners. Congratulations to all who participated! Explore the 2015 submissions below. 

This year’s theme is « En avant vers les nouvelles frontières du français ! » DUE DATE: November 15, 2016

Contest guidelines:

*There are two competition divisions: Intermediate (grades 6-8) and Secondary (grades 9-12)

*Teachers should submit ONE form for each video/animation entered into NFW Video Contest.  Limit FIVE per school. 

Submit projects here. Click to fill out form directly.
 DUE DATE: November 15, 2016

*Three minute time limit per video.

* Videos may be in English or French.

*Videos must conform to all school rules and codes of conduct.

*Videos with references to alcohol, drugs, or violence will not be accepted.

No copyrighted figures (ie. Snoopy, Asterix, etc) accepted.

*Each entry must be the original work of a current student in French or group of students whose teacher in an AATF member for 2016.

*YouTube videos should be “unlisted," NOT private. Anyone with the link should be able to view.  YouTube is the preferred sharing option.

*All submissions via Google folders / docs MUST be accessible to any viewer. If a submission requires permission, it may NOT be considered for competition. 

Please check the permissions before submitting.

*It is best to use a non-organizational Google account to verify that the permissions "Allow anyone with the link to view" option has been chosen.

Judging Criteria:

Visual impact, relevance to the theme, and originality are the key points to a successful project. All submissions become the property of the AATF and may be used in AATF publications and social media sites. All participants in the video completion will receive certificates. The top ranking submissions (1-3) will receive prizes.

Please contact Catherine Ousselin, AATF Technology Commission chair / National French Week Video Contest judge with questions about technology tool suggestions or troubleshooting. (catherineku72@gmail.com)

Suggested video tools: 
Thinking About Syncing? 
Web-based Digital Storytelling tools
Apps for Digital Storytelling
Animoto - Free teacher account! These videos can be uploaded to YouTube after the creation process. 

DUE DATE: November 15, 2016

Submit projects here. Click to fill out form directly.









First place: View ALL of the submissions on this playlist.

Le français est partout! Allendale Columbia High

Caleb Du Plessis

Gavin Flood

Yasmine Kangbeya

Alena Ragan

Fateemah Saleh

Madelon Queenan

L'héritage français en les États-Unis - Lily Cao & Emily Jue  - Clear Springs High School



Second place:

L'Héritage français à Chicago - Sofia Cruzat & Annie Foley - Loyola Academy




French Fashion of the United States - Neva Manalil - Naperville North High 

Third place:

L'Héritage français - Mayfield Senior High

Megan Clancy

Oumayma Ben Youssef

Kaetlyn Liddy

Dahlia Macatangay

Mary Catherine Smith

Vienna Murrillo

Claire Walker

Allia Al-Darmaki

Emma Baker

Charmaine Dalisay

Amaka Nwankwo

Carloyn Pasqualetto

Sophie Silva

Autour du monde en 80 secondes - Michael Lin & Patrick Oliver - Naperville High School 



L'Héritage français en Amérique Chanson - Lauren Cox & Natalie Halaseh - Loyola Academy 

L'Héritage français en Amérique en animation - Alessandro Nesci - Loyola Academy

  

AATF 2016 National French Week Video Contest

2016 National French Week Video and Animation Contest

This is the contest’s 5^th year and the participation rate continues to soar! We had a record 72 entries with three “first place” winners, two “second place” winners, and four “third place” winners. Congratulations to all who participated! Explore the 2015 submissions below. 

This year’s theme is « En avant vers les nouvelles frontières du français ! » DUE DATE: November 15, 2016

Contest guidelines:

*There are two competition divisions: Intermediate (grades 6-8) and Secondary (grades 9-12)

*Teachers should submit ONE form for each video/animation entered into NFW Video Contest.  Limit FIVE per school. 

Submit projects here. Click to fill out form directly.
 DUE DATE: November 15, 2016

*Three minute time limit per video.

*Videos must conform to all school rules and codes of conduct.

*Videos with references to alcohol, drugs, or violence will not be accepted.

No copyrighted figures (ie. Snoopy, Asterix, etc) accepted.

*Each entry must be the original work of a current student in French or group of students whose teacher in an AATF member for 2016.

*YouTube videos should be “unlisted," NOT private. Anyone with the link should be able to view.  YouTube is the preferred sharing option.

*All submissions via Google folders / docs MUST be accessible to any viewer. If a submission requires permission, it may NOT be considered for competition. 

Please check the permissions before submitting.

*It is best to use a non-organizational Google account to verify that the permissions "Allow anyone with the link to view" option has been chosen.

Judging Criteria:

Visual impact, relevance to the theme, and originality are the key points to a successful project. All submissions become the property of the AATF and may be used in AATF publications and social media sites. All participants in the video completion will receive certificates. The top ranking submissions (1-3) will receive prizes.

Please contact Catherine Ousselin, AATF Technology Commission chair / National French Week Video Contest judge with questions about technology tool suggestions or troubleshooting. (catherineku72@gmail.com)

DUE DATE: November 15, 2016

Submit projects here. Click to fill out form directly.









First place: View ALL of the submissions on this playlist.

Le français est partout! Allendale Columbia High

Caleb Du Plessis

Gavin Flood

Yasmine Kangbeya

Alena Ragan

Fateemah Saleh

Madelon Queenan

L'héritage français en les États-Unis - Lily Cao & Emily Jue  - Clear Springs High School



Second place:

L'Héritage français à Chicago - Sofia Cruzat & Annie Foley - Loyola Academy




French Fashion of the United States - Neva Manalil - Naperville North High 

Third place:

L'Héritage français - Mayfield Senior High

Megan Clancy

Oumayma Ben Youssef

Kaetlyn Liddy

Dahlia Macatangay

Mary Catherine Smith

Vienna Murrillo

Claire Walker

Allia Al-Darmaki

Emma Baker

Charmaine Dalisay

Amaka Nwankwo

Carloyn Pasqualetto

Sophie Silva

Autour du monde en 80 secondes - Michael Lin & Patrick Oliver - Naperville High School 



L'Héritage français en Amérique Chanson - Lauren Cox & Natalie Halaseh - Loyola Academy 

L'Héritage français en Amérique en animation - Alessandro Nesci - Loyola Academy