In the Spring of 2006, The History Channel joined with CMF to bring the "History Lives!" category to CMF participants. From 2006 to 2009, Turner Classic Movies (TCM) partnered up with CMF and continues to present the TCM Classic Short Film Award in which students are asked to re-imagine a classic. From 2007 to 2010, Turner Broadcasting Systems (TBS) joined CMF and are currently presenting the TBS Very Funny Film Award. From 2007 to 2012, AT&T became a Supporting Partner of Campus MovieFest. In the Fall of 2007, the Elfenworks Foundation became a Supporting Partner of Campus MovieFest, and has since presented the Elfenworks Social Justice Category. At that time, Virgin America also began showcasing Campus MovieFest winning films on its RED in-flight entertainment system. And Panasonic became a Supporting Partner of Campus MovieFest, enabling students to use the latest Panasonic cameras for their moviemaking. In the Fall of 2011, Adobe became a Supporting Partner of Campus MovieFest and has remained since. In the Fall of 2013, Doritos became a Supporting Partner of Campus MovieFest and promoted its Crash the Super Bowl competition to students nationwide. Two CMF participants have gone on to become finalists in the competition. In the Fall of 2014, Western Digital became a Supporting Partner of Campus MovieFest, and presented the WD Fan Choice Award and $10,000 to the winning student. In addition, Google joined Campus MovieFest to promote Infinite Deviation, an opportunity to showcase diversity in Computer Science and STEM. In the Fall of 2015, Sennheiser became a Prize Partner of Campus MovieFest.