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// COLLABORATION NETWORK NEWS
Collaboration Network News (CNN) is the Opportunity Collaboration’s two on-site television channels, CNN1 and CNN2. Both CNN channels broadcast 24/7 via into each Delegate’s room during the Opportunity Collaboration.CNN1 broadcasts a video montage of short, 2-5 minute educational videos introducing the unique work Opportunity Collaboration Delegates and their organizations are accomplishing to combat poverty.
CNN2 features longer, up to 2 hour documentary-style films by and about our Delegates and their organizations, and offers a chance to showcase their work in richer detail.
All confirmed Delegates are encouraged to include one video clip for each CNN channel.
To Submit Your Films:
On or before August 30, 2010, mail your video and/or documentary to:
Ken Widmann (Email: kenwidmann@gmail.com)
Director, Communications
Opportunity Collaboration
Post Office Box 1734
Davis, California 95617
USA
Important Technical Notes
SHORT VIDEOS (to be shown on CNN1) should be no longer than 2-5 minutes in length and must be sent as a DVD, data file on CD or flash memory in one of the following formats:
• Full-resolution VGA size (640 x 480 pixels for a standard full-frame tv display, sometimes shown as 720 x 480) at 30 frames per second, NTSC
• Apple:
+ Export from iMovie as Quicktime movie, full quality
+ Export from Final Cut Express/Final Cut Pro as Quicktime movie, include audio and video, and check ‘Make Movie Self-Contained’
• Windows:
+ Export as Quicktime .mov file, or AVI, full-size (640 x 480 or 720 x 480) high quality, 30 frames per second.
DOCUMENTARY FILMS (to be shown on CNN2) may be up to 2 hours in length and must be sent as a DVD, data file on CD or flash memory in one of the following formats:
• Full-resolution VGA size (640 x 480 pixels for a standard full-frame tv display, sometimes shown as 720 x 480) at 30 frames per second, NTSC
• Apple:
+ Export from iMovie as Quicktime movie, full quality
+ Export from Final Cut Express/Final Cut Pro as Quicktime movie, include audio and video, and check ‘Make Movie Self-Contained’
• Windows:
+ Export as Quicktime .mov file, or AVI, full-size (640 x 480 or 720 x 480) high quality, 30 frames per second.