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Category: Prejudged Project & Presentation
OVERVIEW: This event consists of two (2) parts: a prejudged project and a presentation at the conference. Finalists are required to complete both parts for award eligibility.
Type: Individual or Team
ELIGIBILITY: No more than one (1) team member may have competed in this event at a prior NLC or have competed more than two (2) years at the national level. A participant may compete as an individual their first year. However if competing a second year, the participant must be part of a team.
STATE: Each local chapter may submit one (1) entry created by either an individual or a team of two(2) or three (3).
NATIONAL: The top four (4) places in the state competition will represent California at the National Leadership Conference. NOTE: Some SLC top-10 competitors will become eligible for the national conference as a result of drops. Make sure you get early approval from your parents to attend the National Conference so you will be in a position to say "yes" to your adviser if you are "bumped up".
Overview: Two (2) parts: a prejudged project and a presentation. Competitors must complete both parts for award eligibility.TOPIC: Create a video promoting your school to the community. The video should include co-curricular, extra-curricular organizations, and points of pride. All video content must be original. (updated 11-21-2020)
SKILLS: This event provides recognition to FBLA members who demonstrate the ability to create an effective video to present an idea to a specific audience.
EVENT SPECIFIC GUIDELINES:
- The production may use any method to capture or create moving images.
- The presentation should include sources used to research the topic; development and design process; use of different video techniques; a list of equipment and software used; and copyright information for pictures, music, or other items.
- Video may be no longer than two (2) minutes.
- The video should be shown to the judges.
Submission: Project (video) must be submitted online as a URL. See Competitive Events Overview for submission forms.
Submission Deadline: February 26 by 11:59 pm PST. Conference registration is required for work to be judged. Missing the deadline or failure to register for the conference will forfeit competitor participation. Hint: Allow for plenty of time to upload your work.
FINALISTS: The top eight (8) individuals or teams with the highest prejudged score will participate in the presentation portion of this event. The presentation is designed to be an explanation of equipment used, software used, the development process, an overview of how copyright laws were addressed, and challenges experienced during the process. Competitors are responsible for bringing the video to show the judges.
TIMELINE:- Equipment Setup: 5 min (if exceeded, the amount of time exceeded will be deducted from the presentation time)
- Performance: 7 min
- Warning: 6 min
- Time Up: 7 min
- Penalty Over Time: 5 pts
- Q & A: Judges will conduct a three (3) minute question-answer period.
JUDGING: Judges will use the rating sheets (prejudged, presentation) to score competitors. The panel of judges evaluating prejudged materials may not necessarily be the same panel evaluating the presentations. All decisions of the judges are final.
Rating Sheets can be found on the National website - https://www.fbla-pbl.org/fbla/competitive-events/
GUIDELINES: (It is highly recommended that competitors read all guidelines)
Prejudged Project with Presentation
General Presentation
General (All Events)
General Competitive TipsPREPARATION:
Sample Practice Materials
Previous Winners
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