Every year, a video contest is held to give students an opportunity to express themselves and win great prizes. College students, high school students, and middle school students may apply. Students will have four topics to choose from, allowing them to tackle the subject that speaks to them the most: (1) The Housing Shortage: Causes, Solutions, and the Role of Government; (2) My Vision for 2024: Presidential Campaign Priorities; (3) Ticket Dynamics: Unveiling the Economics of Concert Tours; (4) The Path Forward: Evaluating U.S. Energy Policy. The contest is open to students ages 10-23 residing in North America, Hawaii, or at a U.S. military address. Students may submit their videos directly, or have them submitted by a teacher or parent. No more than one video submission will be accepted for each student. Videos must be no shorter than 1 minute in length and no longer than 3 minutes in length. Videos must be uploaded to somewhere accessible to others, such as YouTube, TikTok, Vimeo, or Google Drive. All videos must be the original work of the student whose name is listed on the submission form. Using video footage, music, or graphics that exist in the public domain, fall under fair use, or for which you have obtained permission is acceptable. Please visit the scholarship's website for more information.