Calling all screencasting masters, have you been uploading tutorial videos about that software you’re so fond of or that game that got you hooked up and is so adamant to share to the whole wide world its whats, how-to’s, tips and tricks?
Do you want to share your tutorial videos and get a chance to win $1,000?
Well, brace yourself mentor!
MindBites, a website where you can search and publish how-to and tutorial videos, is holding a contest called, Screencast 4 Cash where lucky winners can get the chance to win up to $1500+ and more.
Interested participants must be at least 13 years old to be able to join the contest.
If you are interested, then register yourself at MindBites.com, then proceed on creating your original tutorial video, where it must be instructional in nature, has at least three minutes duration. After complying to the rest of the guidelines, you can then upload your entry and wish for the best.
Here’s the timeline for the contest duration you should remember:
• April 21, 2009 – Contest begins
• April 28, 2009 – Weekly Voting opens
• May 18th (11:59 PM CST) – Deadline of Entries
• May 19th – Daily Voting begins
• May 26th (11:59 PM CST) – Voting closed
• May 27th -Announcement of winners
The prizes for lucky winners are:
Grand Prize: $1000 + TechSmith Camtasia Studio/Snagit Bundle software
People’s Choice Award: $500 + Snagit software.
To vote, simply login or register at MindBites.com, click on “All Entries – Vote” tab, and add your vote to the screencast you find worth voting.
Just so you all know, the partners for this contest are TechSmith, Download Squad, MindBites and Youth for Technology Foundation (beneficiary of 10¢ in every vote you make). Representatives from each of the above-mentioned partners will be the judge for the Grand Prize. Whereas for the People’s Choice Award, it will be based on popular vote by registered site visitors, who will be able to cast one vote weekly during the submission period and one vote daily thereafter until the close of the voting period, as set in the Timeline.
Now, start working on that entry boy and go bag the Grand Prize!
Good luck 
Peter – Your Camtasia Guide
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Is it possible to run it on a Mac that runs windows???
I would like this software before June 15th and it doesn’t seem like the Mac version is going to be available.
Thanks
Jeff