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MAKE: Television & Project submissions

Coming soon!!! MAKE TV! The video (above) is a preview!

Each week, Make: television will showcase the best projects from Makers who submit their videos, a segment of the show we call Maker Channel.

This segment features the videos made by Makers themselves - a showcase of the "best of the best" of YouTube-style videos. We think this is a great way to see the people behind the projects and we feel it's important to give a little control of the show back to the viewer. To do this, we need your help!

If you've built something inspired, useful, imaginative, ingenious, or just plain clever, share your genius with the world. Produce a one to three minute long video that shows the best thing that you've made and send it to us. If it's really good, we'll use it on Maker Channel and you'll revel in glory and admiration, plus you'll receive a gift certificate to the Maker Shed and a subscription to Make: magazine.

More details at the MAKE: Television & project submissions page!

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Posted by: Spikenzie on August 4, 2008 at 6:11 PM

Do you have to live in the United States to participate?

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Posted by: MAKE: television on August 5, 2008 at 6:09 AM

Nope, anyone can submit, however videos need to be in the NTSC format.

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Posted by: morelightmorelight.com on August 5, 2008 at 10:17 AM

Miro?

I love how I can watch boing boing tv in Miro, I hope I'll also be able to subscribe to MakeTv!

As I don't have tv otherwise, that would be the decider for me.

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