Video submissions will be evaluated based on the extent to which they demonstrate critical thought and reflection about the myth, "It's easy to make money playing poker."
It is also important that videos include relevant facts and information about gambling and that the technical aspects of the video present well (e.g. the lighting is suitable, the camera work is steady. etc). Review the
judging criteria for a complete list of things the judges will be looking for.
To help you research and create your video, GANS has provided a list of helpful resources:
Suggested starting-points for gambling-related research:
VIDEOS
Deal Me In - This youth-made documentary about poker and other forms of gambling and their potential impacts was created out of the Youth Voices Gambling Project, the University of Toronto, and the YMCA Youth Gambling Awareness Program.
Against All Odds - This BBC documentary concerns problem gambling in the United States. It was directed and edited by Mike Kleinsteuber.
Gambling Boys - This documentary offers a lively picture of teens' fascination with poker and other forms of gambling, and the harsh consequences of getting hooked. The film was directed and written by Laura Turek and was produced by EyeSteel Films in association with
CBC News Network.
Pokerbustouts - This documentary follows the highs and lows of professional poker playing from the perspective of professional poker players. This film was directed by Bruce Burkhard and produced by Willis Entertainment.
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WEBSITES
ProblemGambling.ca - This website has a large variety of reliable information about various gambling-related topics.
Wanna Bet? - This online magazine for kids and teens has a variety of useful gambling facts.
ARTICLES & REPORTS
Technical tips on recording and editing videos:
