Twelve teams, six prizes, and a big round of applause. Watch the highlights of the b@s videochallenge award ceremony 2022 on video.

The b@s videochallenge is entering the crucial phase: The best films are soon competing for the Audience Award, with the winner chosen by online voting. 

The b@s videochallenge starts its next round! Students between 14 and 20 at all types of schools may choose one of four companies (Deichmann, DFL Deutsche Fußball Liga, Schaeffler, waterdrop) and analyze it using four questions and then present their results in four-minute videos.

Adam, Béla, Konstantin, Leonie, Leontina, and Max from the Leibnizschule school in Wiesbaden were given the award for best video about Covestro at our award ceremony in September. Their prize: a look behind the scenes of the materials manufacturer.

The b@s videochallenge is entering the crucial phase: Now the best films are competing for the Audience Award, with the winner chosen by online voting. 

The next round of the b@s videochallenge will begin with four new companies starting immediately. Students from all types of schools will be able to submit their videos about  Covestro, PUMA, TIER, and VYTAL by August 1. 

In view of the current situation, the deadline for entries to the b@s videochallenge has been extended to October 1 this year. 

Timo from the boarding school Schloss Hansenberg in Geisenheim chose the right day for his visit at share in Berlin, which he won as a prize for the best video about the company.

The next round of the b@s videochallenge will begin with four new companies starting immediately. Students from all types of schools will be able to submit their videos about Borussia Dortmund, Compensaid, Ecosia, and LEGO by August 1. 

In September, Jule, Luca Marie, and Paulina were awarded for the best video on the company congstar. Their prize: looking behind the scenes of Congstar in Cologne for a day and helping to develop a social media campaign. 

Fifteen terrific teams and videos, six happy winning teams, and loads of great moments. Watch the highlight video from last year's award ceremony.

The team that created 2017's best video about Save the Children redeemed its prize in Berlin. Together with their teacher, the five students from Hanover were able to take a look behind the scenes of the children's rights organization's German headquarters and meet many of its dedicated employees. 

Jasmin, Laura, Laisa, Julia, and Svea are 11th-graders at Immanuel-Kant-Gymnasium in Münster. While their interest in business topics was limited before, Videoblogger Economics showed them how exciting it can be to dive into the world of businesses. Their contribution to the competition was so good that they won the Audience Award in the online voting—and a visit to the professional bloggers of Studio71 in Berlin. 

Their winning contribution on the soccer club TSG 1899 Hoffenheim earned Julius and Georg from Cologne an exclusive prize: There were invited by managing director Peter Görlich to take a look behind the scenes of the Bundesliga club on a match day. The two students have meanwhile redeemed their prize in the WIRSOL Rhein-Neckar Arena