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Concurrently to the organization of Sun&Shadow Expo 2010, Kormos Technical Editions Ltd company organizes the youth competition Loving Outdoors.
The subject of the competition is: three-dimension construction for exterior space, consisted of a seat, a table and a shading device.
Students and young people up to 32 years old can take part.
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Tricky Women is the first and only festival of animated film that is dedicated exclusively to animation by women. Since 2001 it has been held in Vienna each March.
The festival offers an international competition of animated short films realised by female artists and produced in 2009 or 2010.
Each filmmaker, producer or distributor may submit as many films as they like. Each film submitted must be accompanied by an entry form and sent on a separate tape or reel. No films entered in prior Tricky Women Festivals shall be admitted.
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The Giant Incandescent Resonating Animation Festival is the only exclusively independent animation festival in Canada, with a focus on experimental and self-produced animated film. GIRAF plays an essential role in the promotion, education and appreciation of independent animation from around the world, exposing hungry local audiences to the best animated content from at home and abroad.
GIRAF6, presented by Quickdraw Animation will take place from 3 - 7 November 2010 at the Plaza Theatre in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
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The Animation Film Festival Animated Dreams runs from 19 - 23 November 2010 in Tallinn, Estonia and consists of an international competition programme of short and medium-length animated films and a non-competitive informative programmes, retrospectives and special presentations.
Animated Dreams, the one and only Estonian animation film festival, offers Estonian animators a chance to display the state of their art as well as promotes high-quality international animation culture.
From its beginnings as an offshoot of Black Nights Film Festival back in 1999, the event has evolved into a small independent festival.
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The Future Places Festival is an international event fostering digital media work currently being produced around the world. The festival wants to explore the impact of new technologies in life, communities, social well-being, cultural development and accessibility.
Future Places asks a fundamental question: how can new technology build local communities, create new identities, new narratives, new forms of public interaction? How can creative projects foster cultural development?
This call is addressed to those who are blurring the lines not only between disciplines, but between the real and the virtual and between the commercial, the artistic, and the academic arenas.
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The fourteenth international Holland Animation Film Festival will be held from 3 - 7 November 2010 in Utrecht, The Netherlands. The festival is organized by the Holland Animation Film Festival Foundation.
The festival aims at bringing high-quality animation film to the attention of an adult audience, as well as stimulating screening of these films in cinemas and on television. The festival plans to achieve this goal by screening different types of animation, by organizing competitions and raising publicity for the medium.
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The Internet is a great place for making public announcements, spreading a message fast, making contact with people from all over the world. The Internet is a useful tool for almost every occasion, so why not use it while organizing your next international contest?
In the first edition of Contest Watchers Editorial we go through the most important aspects of organizing a successful international contest with the help of the web.
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