CONTEST: The Green / Big Ideas For A Small Planet

CONTEST: The Green / Big Ideas For A Small Planet

Please note the changes below. We now require your mailing address when submitting contest entries!
THANK YOU!

Courtesy of The Sundance Channel, we have 1 THE GREEN / BIG IDEAS FOR A SMALL PLANET PRIZE PACK to give away! The Prize Pack includes a T-Shirt, Journal, Re-usable Shopping Bag, and Recycled-Material MP3 Player Speakers!

To enter, go to our home page (you can click on the DVD Snapshot logo above) and send us an e-mail with YOUR NAME and ADDRESS, the DATE, and the NAME OF THE TOP REVIEW (the one with the picture) for that day on our home page. Put the word GREEN in the subject and send it to:

contest@DVDsnapshot.com.

PLEASE NOTE: you MUST include the name of that day's top review to be eligible to win.

We'll draw the winner(s) at random on Friday, May 30. The winners will be contacted directly within two weeks of the contest's end.

Here's the small print: One entry per person. Repeat entries will be discarded. All winners drawn at random. Winners will be contacted via e-mail and notified that they have won. We will not give your information or e-mail address to anyone else for any reason or under any circumstances. Odds of winning depend on the number of entries received. Contest entries must be received by 11:59 PM on Thursday, May 29 to be eligible. Good luck!

SUNDANCE CHANNEL ANNOUNCES SECOND ANNUAL USER-GENERATED ECO-CONTEST

“WHAT’S THE BIG IDEA?”

Participants Submit

“Big Ideas” To Green The Planet

Contest Continues Until May 20th, 2008

Sundance Channel invites consumers to share their inspired eco-solutions in the second annual national contest entitled "What’s The Big Idea?" presented by Lexus Hybrid Living. The contest, in which consumers submit a short film or photo essay demonstrating how they work green, play green, eat green or live green, helps to kick off season two of Sundance Channel’s original series “Big Ideas for a Small Planet,” which launches on April 1 as part of The Green www.sundancechannel.com/thegreen, Sundance Channel’s weekly destination focusing on environmental topics. The winner will be awarded a cash prize of $10,000 to help make their “Big Idea” a reality as well as a private green audit by “Big Ideas for a Small Planet” subject Current Energy. Four runners up will receive a Sundance Channel Green VIP Bag.

Current Energy provides energy-efficient solutions that are environmentally sensitive or advanced. Focusing on home and business systems as a whole, Current Energy saves customers money on products, services and utility bills. They are featured in “Big ideas for a Small Planet: Gadgets” airing on June 17^th.

Contestants will submit their one-minute short film or photo essay featuring their “Big Idea” via http://www.sundancechannel.com/thegreen#/bigIdeasContest:overview between April 1 and May 20. Sundance Channel will select the top 25 entries to be viewed and voted on by users between May 27 and June 24. The five proposals to receive the most votes will be reviewed by a panel of environmental experts who will pick the winner. Pieces will be judged on creativity, overall theme, feasibility and presentation. The winner will be announced the week of July 7^th.

The Green presents a lively mix of original series, documentary premieres and interstitial series about the earth’s ecology which provide viewers with ideas on how to work green, play green, eat green, dress green and live green. Its documentary presentations survey a broad scope of eco-related topics, from climate change and energy to design, fashion and architecture. “The GREEN” airs every Tuesday night at 9pm et/pt and is presented by Lexus Hybrid Living and Citi Smith Barney.

Under the creative direction of Robert Redford, Sundance Channel is the television destination for independent-minded viewers seeking something different. Bold, uncompromising and irreverent, Sundance Channel offers audiences a diverse and engaging selection of films, documentaries, and original programs, all unedited and commercial free. Launched in 1996, Sundance Channel is a venture of NBC Universal, CBS and Robert Redford. Sundance Channel operates independently of the non-profit Sundance Institute and the Sundance Film Festival, but shares the overall Sundance mission of encouraging artistic freedom of expression. Sundance Channel’s website address is www.sundancechannel.com.

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