ReBrick Flick Halloween Competition Update
The details on the aforementioned ReBrick Halloween video contest have surfaced…
- The building contest is open to all users 16 years and older holding a ReBrick account. The voting process is open to all users holding a Rebrick account.
- To submit an entry: Upload your video on YouTube (we do not host content on ReBrick) and add a bookmark to the video in the special themed category: Building Challenge on ReBrick.
- Video must not exceed 3 minutes.
- Entries must incorporate the theme of spooky fun.
- The contest begins October 1st at 9:00 A.M. Eastern Standard Time (EST). Entries submitted to ReBrick before this date and time will not be accepted into the contest. Competition are open for submissions until October 29th 2012 at 8:59 A.M. EST.
- A panel of judges will review the five (5) bookmarks with most likes and select one (1) grand prize winner. The five semi-finalist videos will be reviewed based on creativity, originality and theme.
- Judging will begin at 9:00 A.M. EST on October 29th 2012 and will end at 9:00 A.M. EST on October 31st 2012.
- Entries must only contain elements from the LEGO® collection.
- All entries and entrants must follow the ReBrick House Rules.
- We reserve the right to disqualify any entry that does not follow the official rules. Any form of cheating will result in a banning of user profile from ReBrick.
Grand Prize is a LEGO® Monster Fighters Haunted House signed by LEGO designer Adam Grabowski and a LEGO® Monster Fighters Exclusive Grab Bag — so that’s pretty cool!
I also asked ReBrick editor-in-chief Signe for a bit of clarification on the “Entries must only contain elements from the LEGO® collection” caveat, and here’s what she had to say:
- Q: Do the films have to contain things specifically from the “Monster Fighters” play theme?
- A: No, we just think the Monster Fighters theme is great for Halloween, and that’s why we chose to highlight that theme.
- Q: Or does it mean that the films in general must use only LEGO parts (and nothing from competing brands)?
- A: Yes, exactly. No competing brands. And don’t dress up in homemade Halloween Minifigure costumes, it’s only LEGO products you can use in the film ;o)
- Q: Can people make films using any LEGO sets or parts they want, as long as the topic is appropriately spooky?
- A: You can use any part/set from the LEGO collection you want. We want a Halloween film, so spooky with a twist of fun.
So there you go, guys and gals! Better get building… the contest is only open until October 29th!