Parkrose High captures 2016 O[yes] video prizes

First and second prize winners from Parkrose High with their video arts teacher.
First and second prize winners from Parkrose High with their video arts teacher.

We congratulate students from Portland’s Parkrose High School for claiming both 1st and 2nd prizes for videos entered into the O[yes] video contest!

The goal of this annual video contest, organized by O[yes] – the Oregon Young Employee Safety Coalition – is to inspire teens to stay safe at work with the theme of “Speak up. Work safe.” Videos, produced by Oregon high school students, are judged on creativity, production value, youth appeal, and overall safety and health message. O[yes] and its partners and followers use the videos to promote safety to a vast range of audiences.

First place ($500) (with matching check to Parkrose High)
“Voices in My Head”
Producer/director: Leah Coyle
Actors: Keely Byerley (senior), Coyle, Salena Garver (senior), Matt Tremblay (senior)
Editors: Coyle, Garver

Second place ($400) (with matching check to Parkrose High)
“#47”
Producer/director: Rae Millard
Script: Mitchel Hummel (junior)
Actors: Millard, Sophia Swim (junior), Janos Wilson (sophomore)
Camera: Thomas Poupore (junior)
Editor: Millard

O[yes] thanks all of the contest sponsors: the Oregon Institute of Occupational Health Sciences at OHSU, Oregon OSHA, SAIF Corporation, local Oregon chapters of the American Society of Safety Engineers, the SHARP Alliance, the Central Oregon Safety & Health Association, SafeBuild Alliance, Hoffman Construction, and Construction Safety Summit.

Watch the videos now on YouTube: Voices in My Head and #47. Read the press release.

Resources:
O[yes]
OccHealthSci topic page: Young Workers