Video of the Month
Each month we’ll feature a new video made by a Paul Mitchell Future Professional. To be considered for Video of the Month, post your video on YouTube and send the link to George Morales.
Please note: We will not post videos that contain unauthorized copyrighted material or music.
National YouTube Contest
February 2010: The votes are in for the 2009 Paul Mitchell Schools "Why It's Cool" YouTube contest! Congratulations to grand prize winners Daniel Morgan, Kelli Isenbart, and Kelly Hecker and staff member Tajia Law. Visit the Paul Mitchell Schools YouTube channel to see all of this year's entries.
Previous Videos of the Month
November 2009: Roughly 10,000 Future Professionals took to the streets on October 14 for the Paul Mitchell Schools’ nationwide Free Hugs Day. Check out the event that generated millions of smiles and nonstop media attention!
October 2009: Future Professional Gabrielle Hennessey and staff member Paloma Dean-St. Germain from Paul Mitchell The School – Virginia produced this video to show how Paul Mitchell Schools are shattering stereotypes about hairstylists.
August 2009: Paul Mitchell The School – Salt Lake City's video won the “It’s Groovy to Be Green” contest and earned them a day of education with a Paul Mitchell Artistic Director.
July 2009: After assisting in salons for three years, 33-year-old Michael Snider knew he wanted a life in hairstyling. He graduated from Paul Mitchell The School – Santa Barbara in August 2009 and created this video and wrote the accompanying song to show what he can do and where he wants to go.
June 2009: After years in a Vietnamese concentration camp, Mai Hammond's father built a small boat and escaped to Malaysia with three-month-old Mai and their family of eight. They came to America where Mai grew up, became class valedictorian, graduated from college with a 4.0 average, and spent several years in sales and marketing before following her heart to Paul Mitchell The School – Orlando .
May 2009: Seth Willis of the Ohio Academy – A Paul Mitchell Partner School in Columbus, Ohio, brings a cinematic feel to his video résumé, making it interesting for everyone (even those who don't know much about hair).