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UCLA Student Wins National Geographic Contest with a Film on Recycling

Alex Jeffries, a UCLA student and resTV staff member, received first place in the short film category of the National Geographic's Preserve Our Planet Film and PSA Contest for his film titled, "The Experimental Generation".

Watch Jeffries' film here

The contest received more than 100 entries, which were narrowed down to the top 20 by the contest committee and then voted on by a select panel of judges from NGC, National Geographic Society, and contest partners ecoAmerica and GreenCareers by MonsterTRAK.

Read More about the contest here

Visit Alex Jeffries website

Published: Monday, April 21, 2008

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