THE KANGAROO PROJECT
 The Kangaroo Project is a public service announcement (PSA) competition created by the Sean Francis Foundation and supported by the Twin Cities film and TV production community. This first-of-its kind creative competition focuses on a creation of a :30 television PSA - from concept through completion - around a cause-related theme.
Winner: 2006 Kangaroo Project Directorial Competition
1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners slideshow.
- Winner: Noelle Brower of Brooklyn, NY
- 1st Runner up: Michael Schaeffer of Minneapolis, MN
- 2nd Runner up: Shane Nelson of St.Paul, MN
Winner: 2006 Kangaroo Project Concept Competition
SEAN FRANCIS FOUNDATION
 The Kangaroo Project was born when producer and production manager, Julie Hartley teamed up with members of the Minnesota film and production community to form the Sean Francis Foundation, a Minnesota-based non-profit organization named after Hartley's 20-year old son who died in a motorcycle accident in 2000. One of the goals of the Sean Francis Foundation is to sponsor the Kangaroo Project and mentor aspiring film and TV production talent like Hartley's son, Sean Francis, who was an up-and-coming film and television producer before his fatal accident.
Chief Sponsor in Previous Years
 ACIP
Association of Independent Commercial Producers
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2006 TOPIC - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENTION
Domestic violence affects millions of people every day.
Don't just put a band-aid on this problem. You can do something to help victims of domestic violence by participating in the creation of a :30 television public service announcement (PSA) on DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENTION.
Join the Kangaroo Project by entering your creative concept by June 9, 2006.
Or you can enter the director competition to direct the winning concept by August 4, 2006.
You know you have great ideas.
You can do it.
Enter now.
2006 ENTRY FORMS
For more information on DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENTION, visit Cornerstone's website.
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