UCalgary International Video Contest
You travelled the world.
Now show us what you experienced!
The theme of the 2024 International Video Contest is A Day in Your Life Abroad.
This theme invites you to share a typical day in the life of a student in a foreign country: the experiences, challenges, and cultural interactions that make studying abroad a unique and transformative journey.
Whether you are a UCalgary student who participated on a study abroad program, or an incoming exchange student who would like to share your experience in Canada or from your home country, we welcome you to enter the video contest! Share the world through your eyes and enter for a chance to win prizes.
Here are some ideas for inspiration: Weekday vs Weekend, Instagram vs Reality, social media trends (e.g. "can we skip to the good part")... But feel free to get creative with your own ideas!
Please note that all videos submitted must align with "A Day in Your Life Abroad" theme. Submissions will be shared on Instagram @UCalgaryAbroad and posted to the UCalgary Study Abroad YouTube Channel for public voting.
The 2024 International Video Contest will be open for entries from August 1 to September 3, 2024.
Voting will run from October 11 to October 25, 2024. All videos will be posted to the UCalgary Study Abroad YouTube channel for voting.
2 winners will be selected: one for the Vlog category and one for the Reel/Short category. Winners will be notified by the end of October.
Questions?
Contact us at ucievent@ucalgary.ca
Enter the Contest
Enter the contest now!
This QR code will take you to the Contest Entry Webform. The webform will ask for your video's title, location, and a short written description (2-3 sentences about your international experience). Remember to save your video to Google Drive or OneDrive and make it "shareable"!
Looking for some inspiration?
Here are a few of our favourites from past Video Contests. See more on our UCalgary Study Abroad YouTube Channel!
*Please note: video contest entries are now required to be made accessible for adaptive technologies. Although many past video entries are strictly visual/auditory, all videos going forwards must include captioning for any spoken dialogue or music.
Hana Kadri (UCalgary TAB Program in Spain)
Patrick Serrano Acevedo (UCalgary Exchange in Japan)
Melody Petersen (UCalgary Exchange in Denmark)
Alvan Le (UCalgary Haskayne Exchange to Spain)
Michael J. Barry (UCalgary TAB Program in Brazil)
Sebastian Vasquez Gutierrez (UCalgary Exchange to Australia)