Elementary (1st-5th Grade)
Do you think you have what it takes to make your friends and other youth your age want to be tobacco-free? If so, with your parent/guardian’s permission, create your own tobacco-free video. Be creative and come up with a 30-second video telling others how smoking and tobacco use affects you and your environment.

Your video will be viewed by a panel of judges. A first place winner and a runner-up will be chosen from your category’s submissions. Be as original as possible and let your creativity shine, but remember to use correct information in your videos! You have a good chance to win a Wii!
 

Middle (6-8 Grade)

Have you got the stuff to convince others to be tobacco-free? If the answer is yes, then with your parent/guardian’s permission, let's roll. Create your own 30-second tobacco-free commercial and possibly win an iPod touch. Tell us how tobacco and smoking affect you and your world. You may also choose to talk about how tobacco companies market to you and your peers, how "uncool" smoking really is, or about the harmful effects of tobacco use! Be as creative as you like, but remember, we encourage the use of facts in your videos! Good Luck!
 

High (9-12 Grade)
Give us your take on tobacco use. Get your parent/guardian’s permission to submit your own 30-second tobacco-free commercial. You may choose to talk about how tobacco companies market to you and your peers, how “uncool” smoking really is, about the harmful effects of tobacco use, or some of the myths you may have heard.  Be as creative as you like, but remember, we encourage the use of facts in your videos! Good Luck!

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The following *is not* permitted in your video: tobacco products, nudity, no offensive language, no lewd or offensive behavior.  For your safety please do not submit videos that show your school colors, logo, the name of your school. Please do not reveal any information that would identify you personally, no neighborhood shots that would identify where you live, no names of any of your friends. (For your safety the use of fictitious names is permitted in the video.)  Parents- learn about cyber safety, visit www.netsmartz.org, www.familysafemedia.com, and www.netlingo.com. ."