Korea Health Industry Development Institute Hosts 'Short-Form' Contest to Promote Health Industry
The Korea Health Industry Development Institute announced that it will hold a short-form video contest titled "Health Industry, Creating Tomorrow's Competitiveness" for about six weeks from the 4th to the 17th of next month.
Short-form Contest Poster by Korea Health Industry Development Institute
Photo by Korea Health Industry Development Institute
Under the theme "The health industry is South Korea's new competitiveness for a healthy future," this contest accepts videos in all fields such as advertisements, interviews, and daily records (vlogs) within 30 to 59 seconds. Any South Korean citizen interested in the health industry can participate.
The winning entries will be selected by a panel of judges composed of experts in the health industry and media fields, with a total of 10 works chosen. Awards totaling 6.5 million KRW, including the Korea Health Industry Development Institute President's Award and a grand prize of 2 million KRW, will be presented.
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Detailed information about the contest, including guidelines, submission methods, inquiries, and reference videos, can be found on the contest website or on the Korea Health Industry Development Institute's YouTube channel, Instagram, Facebook, and Naver blog.
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