Washington Gas will award a $10,000 scholarship to the student who can develop the most creative, compelling, and original mini documentary about the current energy crisis and how using natural gas can help solve that crisis.
With 89% of a total of 11,119 votes, Ashley Young is the winner of the Energy of the City scholarship contest. Congratulations Ashley!
The ENERGY Crisis is a brief educational documentary to inform and promote Natural Gas as an environmentally friendly, and economical solution to our current energy crisis. Learning from average citizens we find out how much is known about our current state, and how they contribute to the issue. This piece aims to simplify and explain the energy crisis and natural gas so that everyone in the family can understand and enjoy.
"My vision with the Lewis Davis II - ENERGY documentary was solely to be able to communicate, entertain, than educate, in that order, to the largest possible target audience. I felt that a topic surrounding energy conservation techniques could not just be limited to heads of businesses, homeowners, teens, children, etc. I wanted to reach all of those categories and more. Within my 8-minute film, there is something that can be related to by humans of all ages.
Ruby Euler is a member of an average American family that uses natural gas as their primary source of energy. Like many Americans, Ruby's family is concerned about the energy crisis. They describe how natural gas makes their lives easier while being able to benefit the environment at the same time. Also, the public addresses their concerns about the energy crisis while experts discuss the green energy source and ways natural gas is utilized in the United States.
