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The Digital Media Exchange competition (DMX) is an opportunity for students to create and showcase digital media projects to industry judges, family, friends, and teachers. Held annually, the competition provides a platform for Central Texas High School students from 9th to 12th grades to showcase their talents. It’s about creativity. It’s about honesty. It’s about effort. We can’t wait to see what you bring. Start NOW!

Important Dates
Submissions Accepted            March 15
Submission Deadline                    April 4
Awards & Final Showcase          April 24

Categories
Animation
Film
Video Games
Digital Art

Prizes

Best in Show - $1,000

Category Winners
1st Place - $500
2nd Place - $300
3rd Place - $200

Rules, Regulations & Judging

Digital Media Exchange Finals
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Time: TBD
LASA High School
7309 Lazy Creek Dr
Austin, TX 78724
(map)

Sponsorship: Click here to find out how to become a sponsor!

Registration: Coming soon...

Hundreds of 9- to 14-year-olds participated in the Central Texas FIRST LEGO League (FLL) program thanks to the amazing support of parents, schools, mentors from local high tech companies, colleges and universities, and tons of volutneers. Students engaged in hands-on probelm solving with LEGO Robotics while researching real-world issues and creating their own solutions. "This event was amazing," an FLL student participant said. "My team had such a wonderful time. The energy and enthusiasm were unbelievable."