Johnson Senior, William Anthony
Wins PIAG
SkillsUSA YouTube Video Contest
Full Press Release
The Printing and Imaging Association
of Georgia's Educational Foundation (PIAG) recently sponsored a YouTube video contest to
generate buzz and recognition for the 2009 SkillsUSA Georgia graphic
communications and advertising design competition, which the association
sponsors. The winning entry receives a $100 cash prize and recognition in
the PIAG publications.
The Printing and Imaging Association of Georgia's Educational Foundation
announced today the winner of a YouTube contest to promote the 2009
SkillsUSA Georgia graphic communications and advertising design
competitions, which the association sponsors. William Anthony,
a student at Johnson High School in Gainesville, Ga. received a $100
cash prize for his video showcasing the recent competition. Effingham
High School students Jessica Parker and Chelsea McIntyre received
honorable mentions.
Click on the Arrow below to watch the winning video:
According to PIAG"s website, contestants were asked to produce a
YouTube video of no more than four minutes using photos and videos taken
during the 2009 SkillsUSA Georgia Training and Competition held at
Heidelberg USA, April 16-18. Judging was based on number of views,
YouTube rating and input from a panel of industry representatives.
"The introductions and slide transitions set Will's video apart. They
were fresh and different," said judge Pat Klarecki, Professor at Ferris
State University and a coordinator for the graphic communications World
Skills competition
Also, William Anthony is the
designer of the current official SkillsUSA brochure. His brochure
was selected from designs submitted from students across Georgia.
He won a $500 prize for this brochure. Click
here to view the winning brochure.
William's sponsoring teacher is Mr.
Scott Porter, Graphics Communications, Johnson High School.
Source:
http://skillsusa-anadvisorsperspective.blogspot.com/
