Interpret Shakespeare your way and WIN!
Optus and Bell Shakespeare are again joining together to invite students Australiawide to select a phrase from the writing of Shakespeare and interpret it in your own way.
So here's what you could win
There are heaps of prizes to be won, including
- $10,000 for the school of the overall winner
- $5000 and an Apple iPhone 3G for the National Prize winner
- $2000 and an Apple iPhone 3G for the People's Choice award
- $1000 and an Apple iPhone 3G for winners of each category
iPhones and cash? How can you argue with that?
And here's what you have to do
Just respond in a creative way to one of the five quotes from Shakespeare that are presented on the Make A Scene website (new window).
Your interpretation can be in any medium you want, including
- Drawing
- Photography
- Illustration
- Podcast
- Animation
- Movie
The only requirement is that it is submitted electronically as a still image, audio or movie file.
Your entry needs to be submitted in one of four categories:
- Junior Encouragement Award (Still Image)
- Junior Encouragement Award (Audio or Moving Image)
- Senior Encouragement Award (Still Image)
- Senior Encouragement Award (Audio or Moving Image)
To submit your entry, just use the online entry form (new window).
If you're looking for inspiration, you can check out the gallery of previous and current entries (new window) to see what other people have come up with and to get your creative juices flowing.
Full details on how to enter, entry categories, prizes, judges and terms and conditions can be found on the Make A Scene website at www.optus.com.au/makeascene (new window), or you can call Zoe Lane, Bell Shakespeare Publicist, on (03) 9419 8837.
Entries close on 30 October 2009.
Good luck!
For more news about competitions, check out our Competitions page.
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