The Department of Film and Creative Writing is pleased to announce its 2016-2017 One-Minute Movie Competition. First prize is an Amazon Kindle Fire HD! There will also be two runner-up prizes of Amazon vouchers.
The Department of Film and Creative Writing is pleased to announce its 2016-2017 One-Minute Movie Competition which is open to all University of Birmingham students.
This academic year, the University’s Arts and Science Festival (Monday 13 - Sunday 19 March 2017) is running on the theme of ‘Land and Water’, and we are asking you to submit one-minute films on that topic. You can take any approach you like - fact or fiction, literal or abstract, it’s up to you. Tell us a tale about land or water, or both, in just sixty seconds!
The competition is open to all University of Birmingham students (undergraduate and postgraduate) and the winner will be announced at a Department of Film and Creative Writing Screening Event to be held on the evening of Tuesday 14 March 2017.
First prize is an Amazon Kindle Fire HD! There will also be two runner-up prizes of Amazon vouchers.
Your film must match the theme of ‘Land and Water’.
You must have copyright control of any audio or visual material that goes into your movie. This means either filming it yourself or using audio-visual material to which you have copyright permission. There are many sources of copyright free images, videos, music and other audio material available online that can be used under appropriate Creative Commons licenses, or because they are already in the public domain.
Your film must not exceed one-minute (60 seconds) in length.
13.00 on Friday 24 February 2017
Films can be submitted on DVD to the Film and Creative Writing departmental office (4th Floor, Arts Building, opposite the lifts) to Jemma Saunders or Dr Richard Langley. Alternatively, films can be submitted via a USB drive at the same location, again to either Jemma or Richard.
If you have any questions about format, content, copyright, or anything else related to the competition, then please email Dr Richard Langley on r.m.langley@bham.ac.uk
