Human Interest Feature ( Video Broadcast - Class I (under 1,500))Back
Place Name: First Place Contestant Name: Cimarron MS / Video Entry Title: 9/11 Stair Climb Entry Credit: Sidney Armstrong, Siena Rojas, Iris Pixler, Cheyenne Turner
Place Name: Second Place Contestant Name: Erie HS - video media Entry Title: Homecoming 2018 Entry Credit: Kayla MacTavish
Place Name: Third Place Contestant Name: Cresthill MS / Video Entry Title: CANN -Brady Cormier's Story Entry Credit: Debbie DeLong, CANN Crew (entire broadcast class)
Place Name: Honorable Mention Contestant Name: Coronado HS / Video Entry Title: Reyd the Artist - Faces in the Crowd Entry Credit: Ellie Myers
Place Name: Honorable Mention Contestant Name: Conifer HS / Video Broadcast Entry Title: Time-Lapse Drawing Entry Credit: Felix Channiago
Competition Comment: The best video stories combine engaging narratives and competent use of the technology to create a finished piece that captures attention and draws readers through the story. That can be accomplished with a mix of visuals and voices, or it might include a music bed as background. Either way, the best entries were those that told stories in a way that kept readers interested in the human element. The impact on the subjects was the forefront of the storytelling process.
