F.C. Student Wins Federal Reserve Bank Video Contest

elsaUniversity of Mary Washington student Elsa Lee of Falls Church won first place in the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis’ national video competition for her video “What are the 4 Factors of Production?”

 

elsaUniversity of Mary Washington student Elsa Lee of Falls Church won first place in the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis’ national video competition for her video “What are the 4 Factors of Production?”

Lee’s winning video features a young woman setting up a small business, and throughout the film, Lee does her own voice-over. Lee, a 2007 George Mason High School graduate, received a $1,000 U.S. savings bond for placing first in the contest, and the Federal Reserve Bank plans to encourage high schools to use the video for educational purposes.

She became interested in the competition when she and her classmates saw last year’s winning video. The reward of extra credit motivated Lee to enter the contest. “I saw the winners from last year and I thought, I can do this,” said Lee, the daughter of Robert and Yumi Lee of Falls Church.

Lee is a member of the UMW Student Senate and the Undeniably Adjacent, Mary Washington’s student improv comedy troupe. She also helps to run the student Film Fest each year.

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