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Signed Futurama Cover Print Contest

Look what's to be won! I had a great 11" x 17" (28cm x 43 cm) print of the cover for the second Futurama movie "The Beast with a Billion Backs" in the mail yesterday. It's been signed by the executive producers David X. Cohen and Matt Groening, who also doodled a little Bender on it. Perfect for framing!

So, here is the deal.
Since we don't have a virtual Deathball game to figure out who should get it, we'll use YouTube instead. Your task: Create and upload a new video to the CGEFContests YouTube group by July 1st, 2008. The video must contain no footage of Futurama itself but must be Futurama related. You could reenact your favorite scene, show off that Zapp Brannigan costume you made or create a little finger puppet play. As long as it is Futurama related, it counts. Be creative and make it fun to watch!

The fine print:
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  • You must be at least 13 years old and in case you aren't an adult yet, have permission of a parent or guardian to take part.
  • Again: The video must have no footage from Futurama itself!
  • It must be a previously unpublished video created by you, not something you found on the internets.
  • Make sure that your video is uploaded to the CGEFContests group on YouTube.
  • The winner will be picked by our one-woman-jury 'edel' and then contacted for shipping details.
  • The contest is not restricted to the US.
  • The winner will be contacted using the YouTube "send message" function. So make sure you remember your log in data.


Don't forget to also enter our Beast with a Billion Backs DVD contest and to click this little guy:

View comments | Jun 3rd 2008 | contributor

Comments (5)

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ColinJun 4th 2008, 20:49
hm....i better get to this....
TrentJun 5th 2008, 05:52
May it contain audio from the show?
[-mArc-]Jun 5th 2008, 09:29
The "no footage of Futurama" part has two reasons. One, to stay as far away from copyright infringement as possible and two, to force people to be creative and not just make a "best of" clip show. So please, try to stay away from audio clips as much as you can, too.
SeymourMyHeroJun 17th 2008, 03:41
I have another question. Are we allowed to draw a photo of a character and use it in our video?
MattPJun 20th 2008, 21:46
I am totally entering this. I am working on my entry now. I probably wont be done till last minute near the deadline.