It's not fair that some people have so much, while others live in poverty and have very little. We want you to make a film about poverty and why we should gang up on it! If possible, get your film to mention the Global Gang web site, so that children watching it will visit the site and find out how they can make a difference. But you won't lose marks if your clip doesn't mention the site. You can create a film on your own, or with friends, or as a school class. You must be aged between seven and 14 to enter. The best three films will be posted on the Global Gang site in the summer, and you can vote for the overall winner.Download the ENTRY FORM from the toolbox on this page 

A maximum of three minutes long. Burned onto DVD. Posted with the entry form signed by a parent, guardian or teacher to: Global Gang, Christian Aid, PO Box 100, London, SE1 7RT. We must receive all entries by the end of July 2008.

Made using a video camera or a web cam (but don’t have to be!). A selection of photographs, drawings or text edited on programmes such as imovie or windows movie maker. A mock news report, a video of your band singing about poverty, an interview with your MP, a documentary about your fundraising or campaigning… it's up to you!.

Include swear words, or anything that is offensive to other people.Show companies or individual people in a negative way.Include music that you do not own the copyright to. We're sorry, but this means you can't include your favourite chart hit as background music, or hum your favourite TV theme tune. But you could make up your own music!

Look for examples of clips on these competition pages. You can use ideas for how kids can make a difference on our Act Now pages. Not a techie? Look at these websites for tips on making your films: you tubewindows movie makerimoviefirst light movies