Rule the Tube - The CA Video Competition
Congratulations to our 2011 winners, who will each receive $1,500!
High School Level
A CA’s Worth a 1000 Words
Syed Ali and
Ramsha Ali
Gordon Graydon Memorial Secondary School
Mississauga, Ontario
University Level
CAs: Heroes of the Modern World
Jeremy Vo
York University – Schulich School of Business
North York, Ontario
Attention all future media masters. Show us your 2.0 powers and we'll show you the money.
Chartered Accountants rule. They’re among the best-trained business minds out there. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario wants you to help spread the word.
Sample Rule the Tube Video
Created and produced by Richard Jagielowicz (2010 Rule the Tube winner) and Greg Smith
This year's video theme: Why being a Chartered Accountant Rocks.
Make your video as deadly serious or totally nutso as you like. You'll be judged on originality, creativity, number of views on YouTube and how much it impresses the Institute’s Career Information Team.
Before you rule the tube, you've got to know these rules.
- You must be an Ontario high school or university student
- Video must be no longer than 2.5 minutes
- Entries must be produced by an individual but the video can feature as many people as you like
- The theme must be "Why being a Chartered Accountant rocks"
- Please keep your video tasteful
- Your video must be an original creation
- You must appear in the video at least a little bit
- www.guidetorulingtheworld.ca must appear in the video - be creative!
- Your video title must follow this format: Rule the Tube 2011 - "Title of your video"
- A complete set of contest rules can be found at www.guidetorulingtheworld.ca/RuleTheTube
1. All contestants must join our University and High School Ambassador Program.
This contest is for members only, but joining is easy.
2. Submission Instructions. Thrilling? No. Vital? Yes.
To submit your video, upload it to YouTube and apply online.
3. Master the subtle art of shameless self-promotion.
A big part of the contest is based on how well you promote your video. It isn't enough to be a brilliant and original video-maker, you also need to prove your skills as an epic promoter. The more views, likes and positive ratings you receive on YouTube, the better. Negative ratings and comments will not count against you. So don't fear the haters.
2011 Timeline
| Date | Action Plan |
|---|---|
| Today | Become a University or High School Ambassador |
| Soon | Write, rehearse and shoot your video |
| Nov. 4 | Post your video to YouTube and apply online no later than November 4, 2011 at 11:59 pm. Begin promoting your video |
| Nov. 11 | Finalists are announced |
| Nov. 11 - 25 | Voting period - REALLY start promoting your video. Voting ends on November 25 at 12:00 pm. |
| Nov. 25 | Voting and promotion ends on November 25, 2011 at 12:00 pm. Winners will be announced by 5:00 pm. |
