Submission Form

Liability
The video has been originally and lawfully created by me or my group and the use, modification, play or reproduction of the video by the contest organizers will not give rise to any third-party claims for infringement or violation of copyright, trademark or any other right of any third party, or to any third party claims including libel, defamation, violation of privacy or contract breach. I have obtained all necessary permissions, consents, licenses, or other approvals of third parties (including, but not limited to, all individuals appearing in the video and all holders of copyright in any copyrighted music, images or other materials used in the video) necessary or appropriate for the preparation or use of the video.

Permission
All video entries shall become the property of CASLT. By agreeing to submit a video entry, the entrant grants to CASLT the right to use the video entry including an entrant’s name, image, likeness, voice, or any part thereof for any purpose whatsoever, whether for internal or external communications in any marketing material in print, radio, television, interactive media, or any other media throughout the world in all languages, in perpetuity in connection with this contest.

Teachers who submit a class video must be aware that all submissions may/will be used in the public domain. They are responsible for ensuring that parents/guardians of children who appear in the video have completed the contest consent form.