Smithsonian.com received more than 100 submissions for this year's contest, ranging from vivid time lapses to stirring documentaries. Thank you to everyone who submitted and voted for the viewers' choice winner.  Read about all of the winners here, and keep your eyes out for the opening date for the next video contest.

In Motion Videos

The home of the largest old growth red pine forest in the world is under attack from miners

Save Wolf Lake (3:17)

A Lifestory (4:20)

Sam Riehl, the youngest professionally operating blacksmith in Louisiana, breathes new life into an old profession, infusing form and function through metal arts.

2014 Smithsonian In Motion Video Contest Editor's Pick - A Riehl Blacksmith (3:42)

Sculptor Christopher Locke discusses his analog "Tele-Phonographer"

2014 Smithsonian In Motion Video Contest Editor's Pick - The Heartless Machine (7:07)

Shawn Malone discusses the process of time-lapse photographySmithsonian Video Contest 2013

In Motion Workshop: North Country Dreamland (7:47)

Jellyfish lake is a marine lake located on Eil Malk island in Palau, an island country located in the western Pacific Ocean which is part of the larger island group of Micronesia. Jellyfish Lake is around 12,000 years old and is home to millions of golden jellyfish. The jellyfish migrate twice daily in order to expose the algae, symbiotically living in their body, to the sun. This then allows the algae to process the sunlight to produce sugar that nourishes the jellyfish.

2014 Smithsonian In Motion Video Contest Editor's Pick - Jellyfish Lake (2:45)

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