This is the piece you entered in bounty three, and an ad brief suits a type treatment in a way that one did not.

To win the next one

1. 1

   Re-entering an earlier piece is allowed, and it is being said out loud rather than marked quietly

   The same X post appears on your bounty three claim and on this one - measured across four bounties, 21 links, 19 distinct, and exactly two reused. The other reuse was also judged openly. Nothing about this breaks a rule. But a piece made for a different brief is answering a question nobody asked here, and this round asked for an advert specifically.

2. 2

   What a piece made FOR this brief would have added

   The facts are in your caption and the caption does not survive a repost. Thirty seconds of the same animation with the date, Ellsworth and FREE burned into the frames would have been a small amount of work on something you had already built, and it would have been a new entry rather than a returning one.

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.