The prestigious five year old competition will be inviting entries from students studying a creative media subject who are currently working on their final year projects. There are three categories,
The grand prize is a work placement in a company in their area of interest.
In its short, five year history, the prize has already gained a reputation for finding great Irish talent. 2010’s grand prize winner, Diarmaid Keane, was placed with Red Diamond Media, with his winning final year project, an film/video documentary called “Pashli – Make A Difference.” Diarmaid is now a full-time employee of Red Diamond Media. Diarmaid, and his final year team of Shane Brennan, Shane Doyle and Aaron Chalke studied Multimedia in Dublin City University.
Vilejka School and Orphanage For Children with Speech Problems from Fourth Face Media on Vimeo.
The other winners in 2010 were Bruno Palma from Ballyfermot College of Further Education who won the Best Animation category. And Katrine Westum, an Interior Architecture student from Griffith College, Dublin who won the Interior Design category.
Students who are interested can register at the Digital Hub website. The Digital Hub will release more information next week.
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