Winners of 2010 Youth Video Contest
On March 22, WorkSafe Saskatchewan presented its 2010 Youth Video Contest Awards.
WorkSafe Saskatchewan invited high school students from the province to submit an original 5-minute video on workplace safety. Many high school students take summer jobs or work part-time throughout the year. The contest is an initiative by WorkSafe Saskatchewan to raise awareness and knowledge among youth about workplace health and safety issues.
A WorkSafe Saskatchewan committee adjudicated nominations based on the students’ creativity and originality in story development, production value, video effects, and the video’s overall workplace health and safety message.
The awards were presented by Tim Kalynchuk, WCB Youth Coordinator, and Vicki Pappas, Education Consultant, Advanced Education, Employment and Labour. The 2010 Youth Video Contest Award winners were:
- First Place
Bloody Mopping by Shaylin Steininger, Shanelle Dixon and Chloe Kish, teacher Ryan Whalley from Grenfell High School. (Escape the Fate's song "My Apocalypse" used with permission from Epitaph Records. Visit Escape the Fate's website at www.escapethefate.net) - Second Place
Working on the Farm by Brent Priest, Kyle Krahenbil, Kevin Kardash and Cole Gerhardt, teacher Ryan Whalley from Grenfell High School. (George Canyon's song "I Want You To Live" used with permission from Full Circle Music Publishing. Visit George Canyon's website at www.georgecanyon.com) - Third Place
Avoidable Accidents by Cassandra Chang, Paige Harlos, Ryan Wong, Jeremy Brick and Gustavo Mendes, teacher Jay Willimott from Luther College in Regina.
