I.G.N.I.T.E. 2025 - Code Green: STREAM-tok!

Code Green: Stream-tok!

Code Green: STREAM-tok! Invites Grade 7 students to create one-minute videos that highlight the importance of disaster preparedness and risk reduction. In this competition, students will explore how communities can mitigate the impact of natural disasters through planning, technology, and awareness. They will craft engaging and informative videos that emphasize practical solutions for disaster prevention, early warning systems, and community resilience. By combining digital media with scientific understanding, students will raise awareness about how effective disaster risk management can protect lives, reduce damage, and build safer communities. This event fosters the integration of STREAM principles and disaster management knowledge, empowering students to contribute to their community’s safety.

In this edition of STREAM-Tok, Grade 7 students will harness the power of short-form video content to advocate for Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM). Through research, creativity, and collaboration, students will highlight how STREAM (Science, Technology, Research, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) can be used to address real-life emergencies and reduce the impact of disasters in the Philippines.

Mechanics

Each section will be represented by two (2) students working on one video output.
Students must research a specific topic/problem (to be given during the event) and explore STREAM-based solutions or innovations.
The video must highlight an innovative or practical idea about the given topic/problem.
Students should apply creative storytelling, including use of copyright-free music, text overlays, and editing effects to engage their audience.

Video Requirements

Length: 60 seconds maximum
Orientation: Portrait (Aspect Ratio 9:16) (just like TikTok)
Format: .mp4
Hashtag: The hashtag to be used will be given during the event.
Content: Must be original and created only by the student pair

Time Allotment

Students will be given 1 hour to conceptualize, shoot, and edit their video.
Filming may be done outside the computer lab, but all editing must happen inside the lab using assigned devices.
All outputs must be submitted within the allotted time. Late submissions will not be accepted.

Submission Guidelines

The final output must be saved in .mp4 format
Filename Format:
SECTION_CodeGreen_Title_Of_The_Video.mp4
(e.g., 7-LA_CodeGreen_BagyoAlert.mp4)
Submit via the official Google Form, which the organizers will provide.

Only one submission per section is allowed.

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