"On October 10, 2010 (10.10.10), across the planet, documentary filmmakers, students, and inspired citizens will record the human experience over a 24-hour period and contribute their voice to the largest participatory media event in history.
Founded in 2008, ONE DAY ON EARTH is creating an online community, shared archive, and film. Together, we will showcase the amazing diversity, conflict, tragedy, and triumph that occur in one day. We invite you to join our international community of thousands of filmmakers, hundreds of schools, and dozens of non-profits, and contribute to this unique global mosaic. Through the One Day on Earth platform, we will establish a community that not only watches, but participates."
*** It is a social network, it is both film and photography based, and for some, may be worth doing only once a year. That said, it looks pretty cool. ***
@dmortega it may be possible to do a slide show. I've been looking for that as well, but figure there are some here who do both film and photography. :) Thank you for taking a look, and if you find something regarding photography submissions, please post. :)
@dmortega Nope. Cyprus isn't generally a poor country - flashy cars, big houses, brands everywhere. I have seen maybe a handful of homeless people - the poorest are the students, probably, who come to work over the summer. As for medical care - anyone earning under €700-ish per month is eligible for free healthcare, if I'm not mistaken. But then €850 is minimum wage so yeah. And anyone earning under €1,200-ish gets medical at a discount.
@dmortega For sure! It's ironic because I'm so used to South Africa, which is the complete opposite of Cyprus.
Found this: "The people of the Greek zone are among the most affluent in the world. According to the World Bank's Development Report, Cyprus is ranked 16th in terms of per capita income adjusted for purchasing power."
@dmortega Not that I'm aware of - I suppose we must, but nothing common enough for me to know. Besides, the site says it doesn't have to all be grim... I'm more likely to get something more cheerful
@indiannie_jones --- well it sounds like you will be learning something about your area through this little project. I suppose many of us will also learn something. I look forward to see what you post on 10/10/10. :-)
Media Submission Guidelines
All content must be created on October 10th 2010 and uploaded during the following month to www.onedayonearth.org
Save all your original high resolution content: given that compressed video and photo files hosted on our site are not of a high enough quality to use in a motion picture, broadcast, or print, it is critical that you save all your original high resolution elements.
Should my video be edited? There is no requirement for editing. In fact, if you intend to edit, we ask that you upload and share you best selection of footage before you do a fully sculpted edit. This will increase your chances of being prominently featured.
What is the maximum video size and length? Vimeo is our video services partner. All technical specifications are in line with their requirements. In accordance with Vimeo, upload file size is limited to 500 MB. However, you are welcome to upload multiple clips within the limitations of your Vimeo account.
Should I compress my videos before uploading them? Possibly. It could mean you can submit a longer upload of equal quality. Please see Vimeo's compression suggestions for the best advice on how to do it.
What video formats are accepted? As per Vimeo’s guidelines we accept all resolutions in the following file types: asf, asx, avi, divx, dv, dvx, m4v, mov, mp4, mpeg, mpg, qt, wmv, 3g2, 3gp, 3ivx and 3vx.
Who owns my content? You do. You will retain ownership and rights. In order for us to create a film and other creative projects you will need to agree to grant One Day on Earth the nonexclusive royalty free license.
What is the submission deadline for content? Uploaded or post marked by November 10th 2010. If you know in advance that transportation of content may be difficult or tardy based on regional resources please feel free to email us at info@onedayonearth.org with questions or concerns.
Photo Submission Specifications: Photos may not exceed 10MB in size. We support photos in .jpg, .gif, and .png formats.
@indiannie_jones Yes, it did mention showcasing "diversity....and triumphs" too. I don't think it has to be grim but more educational. I'm glad you are going to give it a try.
photo submissions should be no larger than 10MB in size.
"Photo Submission Specifications: Photos may not exceed 10MB in size. We support photos in .jpg, .gif, and .png formats."
Anyone else have suggestions that would help us?
Found this: "The people of the Greek zone are among the most affluent in the world. According to the World Bank's Development Report, Cyprus is ranked 16th in terms of per capita income adjusted for purchasing power."
All content must be created on October 10th 2010 and uploaded during the following month to www.onedayonearth.org
Save all your original high resolution content: given that compressed video and photo files hosted on our site are not of a high enough quality to use in a motion picture, broadcast, or print, it is critical that you save all your original high resolution elements.
Should my video be edited? There is no requirement for editing. In fact, if you intend to edit, we ask that you upload and share you best selection of footage before you do a fully sculpted edit. This will increase your chances of being prominently featured.
What is the maximum video size and length? Vimeo is our video services partner. All technical specifications are in line with their requirements. In accordance with Vimeo, upload file size is limited to 500 MB. However, you are welcome to upload multiple clips within the limitations of your Vimeo account.
Should I compress my videos before uploading them? Possibly. It could mean you can submit a longer upload of equal quality. Please see Vimeo's compression suggestions for the best advice on how to do it.
What video formats are accepted? As per Vimeo’s guidelines we accept all resolutions in the following file types: asf, asx, avi, divx, dv, dvx, m4v, mov, mp4, mpeg, mpg, qt, wmv, 3g2, 3gp, 3ivx and 3vx.
Who owns my content? You do. You will retain ownership and rights. In order for us to create a film and other creative projects you will need to agree to grant One Day on Earth the nonexclusive royalty free license.
What is the submission deadline for content? Uploaded or post marked by November 10th 2010. If you know in advance that transportation of content may be difficult or tardy based on regional resources please feel free to email us at info@onedayonearth.org with questions or concerns.
Photo Submission Specifications: Photos may not exceed 10MB in size. We support photos in .jpg, .gif, and .png formats.
http://www.onedayonearth.org/page/media-submission-guidelines-1
@dmortega Thanks for the extra info! :)