Le 3ème Iñigo Film Festival TIFF attend vos courts métrages dans trois catégories
Fiction
Animation
Documentaires de moins de 20 minutes autour du thème "la cité de Dieu" et toutes les interprétations que vous pourrez en faire.
Le festival est doté de 5000€ en prix cash et une série de software.
(John Paul II.) "The cinema enjoys a wealth of languages, a multiplicity of styles and a variety of narrative forms that are truly great: from realism to fable, from history to science fiction, from adventure to tragedy, from comedy to news, from animated cartoon to documentary. It thus offers an incomparable storehouse of expressive means for portraying the various areas in which the human being finds himself and for interpreting his inescapable calling to the beautiful, the universal and the absolute." (John Paul II.)
The Jesuits are pleased again to announce the 3rd "Iñigo Film Festival" for short films at the World Youth Day 2011 in Madrid, Spain.
Entries are accepted in the following categories: narrative fiction, animated and documentary on the general theme of ‘City of God'. A wide variety of interpretations of this topic is expected and encouraged.
THE CATEGORIES
Entries are accepted in the following categories: narrative fiction, animated and documentary on the general theme of ‘City of God'. A wide variety of interpretations of this topic is expected and encouraged.
For example, submissions are welcome:
- that reflect the spiritual yearnings and experiences of young people today;
- that show the presence and/or absence of God in our modern secularized world;
- that take into account the twin dimensions of faith and justice.
THE AWARDS
The ‘Iñigo Awards' will be given to the three best short films.
5000€ IN CASH PRIZE and software.
There will be a first prize of EUR 2.500, with a second and third prize of EUR 1.500 and EUR 1.000 respectively. There will be two additional Awards: one to a film chosen by the audience, "The Audience Award" (non-monetary), and "The Fidel Goetz Emerging Film-Maker Award", which includes FCP Studio Pro and a stipend for the Festival.
Each prize is accompanied with a professional software bundle by Showbiz (Budgeting, Scheduling & Producer)
THE PAST WINNERS
The winners of the 2nd edition
Winner 1st prize: Mujo No Kaze (JAPAN)
Watch the video where Dean Yamada accepts the first prize award at the July 18th ceremony in Sydney, Australia, for the film "Mujo No Kaze: The Wind of Impermanence."
Winner 2nd prize: Cocoon (BELGIUM)
Winner 3rd prize: Blind (USA)
Fidel Goetz Emerging Film-Maker Award: Le Tournant d'une Vie (BURUNDI)
Audience Award: Judas' Pane (CANADA)
2011 SUBMISSIONS GUIDELINES -RULES & REGULATIONS
Regular Deadline March 15, 2011
Late Deadline April 15, 2011
Notification Date approximately June 5, 2011
Read and download the REGULATIONS
Submit
Submissions can now be completed directly online on Withoutabox at http://www.withoutabox.com/login/5332.
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