Singer/songwriter Libby Roderick recently announced a video contest for her internationally beloved song "How Could Anyone" in conjunction with the song's 20th anniversary. Libby Roderick wrote "How Could Anyone" in 1988 and recorded it in 1990 (If You See a Dream) and again in 2005 (How Could Anyone). The song has become an anthem of healing around the globe.
A short video of Libby announcing the contest and contest rules are available on her YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/libbyroderick) and MySpace ( http://www.myspace.com/libbyroderick) pages. A free MP3 download of "How Could Anyone" will be available for a limited time for contestants. Contestants are welcome to enter videos, slide montages or machinima. Deadline for submissions is February 15, 2008 at midnight Pacific Standard Time, however, early submissions are strongly encouraged.
Libby and "How Could Anyone" will be featured in the February 2008 issue of Readers Digest and were featured on CNN's Anderson Cooper 360.
Libby and her team will review each video submission and select a winning video to be featured on her Web site at http://www.libbyroderick.com/. The winner will also receive the entire CD catalog of Libby's music, a How Could Anyone t-shirt, and gain exposure as Readers Digest readers worldwide visit Libby's site after reading the article about her.
For more information, email libbyroderickinfo@gmail.com
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