You put the real place on screen, from above, and nobody has to imagine it.

To win the next one

1. 1

   It is 1280x720 landscape in a round aimed at phones

   Every other moving entry is vertical. A landscape piece in a phone feed is shown small with bars, and the round's first criterion is somebody landing on a phone. The same cut at 1080x1920 would have lost nothing - the aerial footage crops to vertical comfortably, and the type is already centred.

2. 2

   The still on your claim shows two of the four required facts

   The video carries all four, which is what matters and how it was judged. But the frame you attached to the claim shows only ZAOSTOCK and FREE, and on the bounty page that frame is what somebody sees first. A frame carrying the date and the place would have made the claim itself do the work the video does.

3. 3

   Nine views

   The lowest reach of the round apart from one posted minutes before the close. The piece is strong and almost nobody saw it. Posting to Farcaster as well as X, where this programme actually lives, costs nothing and roughly doubled reach for the entries that did it.

What is open right now

What bounty four was judged on

• Thirty seconds or less if it moves. That was the round's only hard constraint on form, and every entry cleared it.
• The facts go ON the piece, not only in the caption, because a repost strips a caption. At minimum ZAOstock, Saturday October 3, Ellsworth Maine, and the word FREE.
• It has to work in the three seconds someone looks at it before scrolling.
• An advert picks one thing and lands it. Carrying the whole festival is the thing this brief was written against.