DIGITAL INFOMERCIAL MAKING

WHO: Students from Grades 9 and 10

WHERE: Holy Child Academy
WHEN: Nov. 28, 2023 (tentative)
WHY: To let the students showcase their talents on integrating different media platforms
to their academic performances and show appreciation for the Literacy month that is
celebrated during November.

Mechanics:

1. The contest is open to all high school students (Grades 9 and 10) of Holy
Child Academy.
2. The theme of the contest shall be “Promoting Literacy for a World in
Transitions: Building a Foundation for Sustainable and Peaceful Societies”
All entries shall inspire the HCA community to promote and celebrate the
literacy month this November.
3. Infomercial video entries must:
a. Bear the theme of the 2019 National Nutrition Month Celebration
“Promoting Literacy for a World in Transitions: Building a Foundation
for Sustainable and Peaceful Societies”
b. Contain photos and footage that are original. Copyrighted music
material may be used but must be duly cited;
c. Run for a maximum time of three (3) minutes including credit titles;
d. Begin with a 10-second ‘title screen’ that includes the title of the
video, section of the entrants, and producers’ names respectively;
and,
e. Be submitted by a group of three (3) to five (5) students from the
same section.
4. Submission of entries starts from November 25-27, 2023.
5. A panel of judges will screen and choose two (2) winners:1st runner-up,
and champion who will receive certificates.

Criteria for Judging

■ Relevance to the Theme (40%). The content must be highly related to the
theme,“Promoting Literacy for a World in Transitions: Building a Foundation
for Sustainable and Peaceful Societies”
■ Creativity and Originality (20%). The entrants must convey their ideas,
messages, or thoughts in an artistic and imaginative manner through lens,
narrative, performance, etc. The video should be unique from any other
published works.
■ Audience Impact (20%). The video must evoke emotions from the viewers
and must engage them from the onset to the end without losing
momentum.
■ Production Quality (20%). The overall quality of the video should include
smooth transitions, sharp focus, proper lighting, dynamically balanced
audio and sounds, and engaging music.