The Brain Awareness Video Contest is an annual international competition organized by BrainFacts and the Society for Neuroscience that challenges students to create short, engaging videos explaining neuroscience concepts to a general audience. Participants produce original videos, ideally under three minutes, that are judged on professional quality, clarity, originality, and audience appeal. The contest has featured over 100 videos since its launch in 2011, drawing creative entries from students worldwide. It is a unique opportunity for students passionate about neuroscience and filmmaking to share their knowledge on a global stage, completely free of charge.
Planning, filming, and editing video content from concept to final cut.
Crafting original stories, poems, or scripts that express ideas and imagination.
Creating drawings, paintings, or other visual work to express ideas and observations.
Designing studies, testing hypotheses, and drawing evidence-based conclusions.
Evaluating information carefully before drawing a conclusion or making a decision.
Breaking down a challenge and working through it methodically to a solution.
Core activity involves conceptualizing, filming, and editing educational neuroscience videos for competition.
Students research and communicate neuroscience concepts, translating complex brain science for visual audiences.
Students develop visual presentations and whiteboard animations to illustrate brain concepts effectively.
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