What type of submission is required for the Public Service Announcement video?

The correct response is a pre-judged video submission, which emphasizes the format specifically required for the Public Service Announcement (PSA) in the competition. This type of submission allows participants to craft a polished and professional video that can be evaluated by judges based on specific criteria such as content, creativity, clarity, and overall impact.

In many public service campaigns, the visual medium of a video allows for a compelling presentation of important messages to the intended audience, making it an effective tool for raising awareness and promoting positive behavior changes. The pre-judging aspect also ensures that videos can be assessed fairly and consistently prior to any live presentations or demonstrations that may occur later in the event, allowing judges to focus on the quality of the message and execution in a controlled format.

This method of submission encourages participants to use their creativity and technical skills effectively while ensuring that each entry is equally assessed based on the established guidelines. Other submission types, such as in-person presentations or live demonstrations, would not align with the specific requirements laid out for this event, as they do not fit the format of a pre-recorded video or the anonymity that pre-judging can facilitate. Similarly, a written report does not leverage the full capabilities of video as a medium to engage