We’ve already seen one old style silent movie submitted to Walsworth’s 2012 Video Contest from the yearbook staff at Coeur d’Alene Charter Academy in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
Here’s another one, this time with a Christmas theme.
2012 Video Contest
The James Bond movies are a trending topic of discussion again, since the newest Bond movie, Skyfall, was just released this weekend.
The yearbook staff at Calvary Murrieta Christian School in Murrieta, Calif., got in on the act with the video they created for Walsworth’s 2012 Video Contest. One of the staff photogs seems like 007 in the making.
There’s no question that the hit song “Gangnam Style” has been a popular inspiration for yearbook videos.
The yearbook staff from Marion High School in Marion, Ark., was the latest to join in on the fun with their version for Walsworth’s 2012 Video Contest. It’s a wild, nearly 5-minute version that seems to have gotten quite a bit of the school involved.
For their entry in Walsworth’s 2012 Video Contest, the yearbook staff at Newport High School in Newport, Wash., decided to show you how to settle any standoffs over that last book at the sales table.
A simple game of Rock-Paper-Scissors? Or maybe just a bit more.
The yearbook staff from South Sioux City High School in South Sioux City, Neb., created the following yearbook commercial this year and aired it for the school just before Halloween. Now, it’s an entry in Walsworth’s 2012 Video Contest.
The idea was to create a parody of the stereotypical horror movie, with a slight comedic touch added.
According to the yearbook staff at Sunny Hills High School in Fullerton, Calif., the majority of the students at their school “began the school year talking about the hit song Gangnam Style.”
That seemed to make it easy for them to pick a video idea for Walsworth’s 2012 Video Contest. The result is the following Gangnam Style parody, “Yearbook Style.”
The yearbook staff at Tampa Bay Technical School created a spoof of the Jackson-Hewitt “This Is How We Do It” commercials for their entry in Walsworth’s 2012 Video Contest.
And it’s only a guess, but there probably weren’t very many staffs that had more fun making their video than the TBT guys did. Yearbook is fun!
Keeping track of the latest internet memes and viral videos is great fun. A popular one from earlier this year came when an Oklahoma City woman memorably uttered the line “Ain’t nobody got time for that” on the local news after a fire in her apartment building.
The yearbook staff at Quartz Hill High School in Quartz Hill, Calif., had fun with that in this video they created for Walsworth’s 2012 Video Contest.
The yearbook staff at Kerr High School in Houston, Texas, created a video for their annual sales push – “Blitz Week.” And they submitted it to Walsworth’s 2012 Video Contest.
The video is inspired by the very familiar Dodge Dart commercials you might recognize, and it even includes original music composed by a Kerr student.
Remember the hit Liam Neeson movie Taken, and its recent sequel Taken 2? They became pretty big pop culture hits, especially with guys.
And also, it seems, with the yearbook staff from Arlington High School in Arlington, Neb., who created a parody of a famous scene from the movie Taken for their entry in Walsworth’s 2012 Video Contest.
