Make A Movie, Win A Trip To Europe

07/2/08  Print This Post Print This Post    No Comments   Popular   Written by Eva Holland
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Yup, it’s really that simple.

The European Travel Commission has launched a movie-making contest, and the prize for the best travel video (set in Europe, naturally) is a trip for 2 to any European country.

Get full contest rules, watch competitors’ entries, and upload your video here.

And hey, if you win, remember the friendly blogger who tipped you off!

Community Connection:

Check out my past post, Tips To Get You Video Blogging, and follow the links to videos made by other Matador members.

Over at Brave New Traveler, Olivia Giovetti serves up the 20 Most Memorable Travel Films (That Aren’t Really About Travel).


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Eva Holland is a contributing editor to the Matador Network. She recently celebrated the one-year anniversary of quitting her day job to write and travel full time.

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