Do you upload stuff on YouTube, MySpace and such to show off your creativity?

Are you 25 or under and interested in getting an international platform to showcase your creative work?

NOISE Festival 2008, the Europe-wide media showcase for young creative people aged 25 and under, is NOW open for submissions. Just go to www.NOISEfestival.com to register, create a profile and upload work.
NOISE is a not-for-profit company which aims to help young people with talent, to gain opportunities in the Creative Industries. 
Anyone can sign up for the NOISE newsletter for opportunities and ideas, and it`s free to take part!

NOISE exhibits any creative work that can be shown on screen including music, film, fashion, design, architecture, written word, graphic design, mobile phone pics/vids, virals, fine art and illustration.

NOISEfestival.com creates opportunities for new artists and their work to be recognised by industry professionals, the media and a national audience.

During the summer NOISE Curators, a panel of acclaimed industry professionals  including Badly Drawn Boy for Music; Zaha Hadid for Architecture; Tom Dixon (Habitat)  for Product Design; Norman Rosenthal (of the Royal Academy of Art) for Fine Art and James Sommerville (of Attik design) for Graphics, New Media and Advertising will select the best work to showcase on the NOISE website and throughout the media.

More than one hundred invited guests heard Designer, Wayne Hemingway describe how NOISE Festival had opened doors for dozens of artists. He said: “It doesn’t matter what background you’re from, it doesn’t matter what qualifications you’ve got, you just get on there and do it. And it’s international; you get the chance to pit your skill levels against people from Australia, Europe or from America. It’s probably the most exciting thing a young person can get involved with.”

Over 4,000 young artists submitted their work to the very first NOISE Festival in 2006 including North-West based ‘Rhythm ‘n’ Grime’.
The group went on to win NOISE 2006’s Urban Songwriter project, designed to provide a platform for new UK urban talent. 
After a live final showdown at Deal Real records,  ‘Rhythm ‘n’ Grime bagged themselves a Yamaha home recording system and studio time at The Dairy, one of the worlds best known recording studios.

Consider yourself a creative genius, and want to get recognition for your talent?
You can submit up to 6 pieces of artwork to NOISE Festival 2008 until 1st September 2008.
Simply head to www.NOISEfestival.com create a profile and start uploading your work!