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DepicT! ’10 Competition – Can you do it in 90 seconds?

Contest Watchers — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:09:26 +0000

This contest is open until 6 September 2010. That means you have approximately 36 days remaining to attend. Read on to find out more details about how you can enter.

This contest is organized by Watershed.

This is a free contest, which means that you can enter for free and without the need of paying an entry fee.

Winners announcement expected: November 2010.

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DepicT! wants filmmakers worldwide to show their stuff in just a minute and a half. DepicT! is open to anyone, on any budget, from anywhere in the world working in any genre. Just make sure your super short is distinctive, imaginative and engaging to be in with a chance of winning some priceless industry exposure and exclusive prizes.

DepicT! is open to short films of all production techniques, including animation, documentary, drama, experimental or artist film and hybrid work.

DepicT! is a Watershed Project as part of the Encounters International Film Festival.

Objective

Create short films not longer than 90 seconds in any technique or genre.

Prizes

Main DepicT! ‘10 Award:
- £1500 cash and UK distribution of the winning film through the Digital Screen Network (thanks to Arts Alliance*)
Shooting People DepicT! ‘10 Audience Award:
- A lifetime membership to and bundle of goodies from Shooting People, plus UK distribution of the winning film through the Digital Screen Network (thanks to Arts Alliance*)
DepicT! ‘10 British Special Mention Award:
- A special package of support which will both promote the winning 90-second film and further develop the filmmaker's skills:
- A tailored 6-month package of industry support from BAFTA, including mentoring and free access to BAFTA's Learning & Events programme
- A place on a short course at the National Film and Television School in 2011
- The British Council will automatically accept the winning film into its International Film Festivals Support scheme, offering up to three travel grants if the work is selected
- Lifetime membership to Shooting People, plus e-mentoring from senior SP members
- UK distribution of the winning film through the Digital Screen Network (thanks to Arts Alliance*)
DepicT! ‘10 Shortlist:
- Film exposure and promotion through depict.org, at Encounters International Film Festival (16 – 21 Nov ‘10) and on BBC New Film Network
- An Encounters Network Delegates pass with all the trimmings, including tickets to the popular DepicT! showcase and the prestigious Encounters Awards Ceremony
- Opportunities to apply for travel bursaries to attend Encounters
- A one-year subscription to Shooting People

*subject to cinema bookings

Rules

DepicT! is open to anyone, on any budget, from anywhere in the world working in any genre.
DepicT! is open to short films of all production techniques, including animation, documentary, drama, experimental or artist film and hybrid work.
The duration of your film(s) must not exceed 90 seconds including titles and credits.
Only films completed since September ‘09 may be submitted. Entries made specifically for DepicT! are encouraged.
The maximum number of entries per individual is two.
The primary contact completing the submission process must be authorised to submit the film(s) and must have obtained necessary permissions for the inclusion of copyrighted music and/or images within the films.
If the original language is not English, please ensure that the film includes English subtitles.

How to enter?

Entry fee

There is no entry fee for this contest.

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Fiber Festival 2010 Calls for Entries

Contest Watchers — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 09:19:25 +0000

This contest is open until 1 October 2010. That means you have approximately 61 days remaining to attend. Read on to find out more details about how you can enter.

This contest is organized by Fiber.

This is a free contest, which means that you can enter for free and without the need of paying an entry fee.

Note: Contest Watchers uses Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). All calculations are approximate and based on UTC.

Fiber is a brand new audiovisual festival in Amsterdam, where electronic music, audiovisual art, interaction and technology join forces to create a cohesive audiovisual experience.

Where other audiovisual festivals offer a wide range of already established audiovisual artists, Fiber focuses on a new generation of artists and musicians, each with their own refreshing vision on audiovisual art and experience. Fiber offers talented students and starting artists a space to grow in their artistic vision.

Fiber offers a stage for young artists and djs (students and starters). Fiber invites you to apply for the first selection.

Objective

Exhibit
Are you an electronic musician of dj who's open to new experiences and collaborations? Fiber offers you a performance at the stage. Fiber is looking for electronic live-acts and djs that fit daytime and nighttime.
Perform
Looking for a place to show your video-art, exhibit an interactive installation and try out a new technique? Fiber calls all young av- and interaction artists to participate in two festival elements:
- exhibit your installation / interactive,
- show your video-art, motion graphics and animations in the festival gallery.

Prizes

Selected artists will get a chance to perform on the 2010 Fiber Audiovisual Network Festival in Amsterdam.

Rules

Collaboration between all disciplines is vital. Working together in the months preceding the festival enables artists coming from various disciplines to explore new ways of the cohesion between sound and image and each other's work, resulting in a full audiovisual experience.

How to enter?

Please subscribe by sending your full name, contacts, short bio and work (images, PDF, audio-set (SoundCloud URL or audio file) and/or movies) to info [at] fiberfestival.nl (please replace [at] with @).

Entry fee

There is no entry fee for this contest.

Osaka Asian Film Festival 2011 International Competition

Contest Watchers — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 14:04:19 +0000

This contest is open until 13 November 2010. That means you have approximately 104 days remaining to attend. Read on to find out more details about how you can enter.

This contest is organized by Osaka Asian Film Festival Executive Committee.

This is a free contest, which means that you can enter for free and without the need of paying an entry fee.

Winners announcement expected: March 2011.

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Osaka Asian Film Festival, held 5 - 13 March 2011, is launching an international competition section for the first time, and is accepting entries from now until 13 November 2010. Osaka Asian Film Festival is one of the newest international film festivals in Japan.

In addition to films (fiction, documentary, animation) made in Asia, films related to Asian people or Asian countries are also eligible for entry, even if the films are made outside Asia by non-Asian filmmakers.

Short films (less than 60 minutes) are not eligible for the section.

Objective

Submit film entries to the international competition. All films selected and invited for the competition must meet the following conditions:

Must be produced in Asian countries and regions or be Asia-related.
Must be in 35mm, 16mm or video.
Must not have been released publicly in Japan, including theater screenings and/or TV broadcasts, prior to 20 March 2011.
Must be completed after 1 January 2009.
Must be longer than 60 minutes.

Prizes

There are two official awards, the Grand Prize and the Most Promising Talent Award, with cash prizes of JPY 500,000 and JPY 200,000 respectively, as well as other awards.

The Grand Prize will be awarded to the best film in the competition Section, and the Most Promising Talent Award will be given to an artist involved in one of the films screened in the section. Any directors, producers, actors/actresses, directors of photography, production designers, sound designers or other artists who show remarkable talent in a participating film are qualified for the award.

Rules

Films related to Asian people or Asian countries are also eligible for entry, even if the films are made outside Asia by non-Asian filmmakers.
Short films (less than 60 minutes) are not eligible for the section.
All expenses for the shipping of materials to OAFF are the responsibility of the applicants.
Applicants are responsible for all necessary copyright clearances for their film.
Video cassettes/DVDs submitted to OAFF will not be returned to the applicants.

How to enter?

Applicants are required to submit the following materials to OAFF:

A half-inch VHS video cassette (NTSC or PAL) or DVD screener (region free only).
Entry form
Press kit and synopsis of the film written in Japanese or English.
Photos of the film (three to five different shots)

All materials should be sent to:

Osaka Asian Film Festival Office
4-B-801,
Tsuruno-Cho,
Kita-ku,
Osaka 530 - 0014,
Japan

Entry fee

There is no entry fee for this contest.

Vox Feminae Film Festival 2010

Contest Watchers — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 11:39:21 +0000

This contest is open until 16 August 2010. That means you have approximately 15 days remaining to attend. Read on to find out more details about how you can enter.

This contest is organized by Common Zone.

This is a free contest, which means that you can enter for free and without the need of paying an entry fee.

Winners announcement expected: September 2010.

Note: Contest Watchers uses Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). All calculations are approximate and based on UTC.

Vox Feminae Film Festival (VFFF) seeks to find, exhibit and award films that explore aspects of gender, gender roles & identities. Subjects include gender equity, gender non-stereotypes, relationships, feminist and lgbtiq themes.

Artists of all gender identities are eligible to enter. Narrative, documentary, animation and experimental films and videos of all lengths are accepted.

Audience votes will decide on $500 cash prize.

Objective

VFFF accepts narrative, documentary, animation and experimental films and videos of all lengths by artists of all gender identities (female, male, non-defining, gender variant...).

Only parameter is that the submitted films and videos are discussing gender issues.

Prizes

Audience votes will decide on $500 cash prize.

Rules

Films and videos must have been completed no earlier than 1 January 2000.
Acceptable formats for exhibition are: MiniDV, DVD and Beta SP Pal.
Acceptable format for preview screeners is DVD. DVDs must be labeled with film title.
If the original film or video is in a language other than English, then film must have hardcore subtitles in English.

How to enter?

Online submission form on must be completed.

File with submission details will be generated; please print it out, sign it and send it with the film on address provided in the submission form. Package must specify "no commercial value - for cultural purposes".

Postal address:

Vox Feminae Festival
Nova cesta 24
10 000 Zagreb
Croatia

Entry fee

There is no entry fee for this contest.

Tricky Women 2011 Animation Festival

Contest Watchers — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 14:30:00 +0000

This contest is open until 30 October 2010. That means you have approximately 90 days remaining to attend. Read on to find out more details about how you can enter.

This contest is organized by Culture2Culture.

This is a free contest, which means that you can enter for free and without the need of paying an entry fee.

Winners announcement expected: March 2011.

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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.

Objective

Submit applications for animated short films realised by female artists and produced in 2009 or 2010.

Prizes

Tricky Women Award of the City of Vienna worth €4000
Synchro Film & Video Material Prize worth €1,500
Hubert Sielecki Award worth €500 (for Austrian animation)
Audience Award

Awards and prize monies will go to the directresses of the films.

Rules

The international competition is open for 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.
Applicants should enclose an English version of any non-English text, dialogue or commentary contained in the film.
Films to be screened at the festival must be in 35 mm, 16 mm or Beta SP PAL and should be in master quality. Other projection formats won't be accepted!

How to enter?

One application form must be filled in completely (2 pages!) for every competition entry.

Applicants must enclose documentation material (at least two film stills as jpeg 300dpi and biographical information on the directress and details of her filmmaking history - CD-Rom welcome). The selection committee shall refuse any entries that fail to comply with these conditions.

The screening copy must arrive no later than 7 February 2011 at the festival office:

Tricky Women, culture2culture,
quartier21/MQ,
Museumsplatz 1,
1070 Vienna,
Austria

Film/video copies from abroad must bear the label “temporary import – for cultural purposes only – no trade value” on the package. Dispatches from non-EU states must contain a pro-forma invoice (amounting to a maximum of €20).

Entry fee

There is no entry fee for this contest.

Milthon 2010 – European Video Game Creation Awards

Contest Watchers — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 12:54:39 +0000

This contest is now closed. More information about the final results will be published when they become available.

Winners announcement expected: September 2010.

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Each year, parallel to the Paris Game Festival, the Milthon awards celebrate the best video games and their creators. Dedicated to the recognition of video games, the Milthon awards are true to a long tradition of artistic awards.

The organization committee gathers on a yearly basis a jury of nine VIPs and professionals from the industry that is renewed each year. Presided over by a recognized creator, the Milthon jury is tasked with selecting the game developers whose work and creativity stood out.

The recipients are awarded the Milthon trophy, named after the sculptor who crafted this splendid bronze statuette.

Objective

Submit video game nominations to the Milthon 2010 Awards.

Prizes

8 Milthons will be given:

Best Direction
Best Visual Design
Best Sound Design
Best Console Game
Best Mobile Game
Best PC/MAC Game
Best Independent Game
The Game of The Year

The award winners may receive various gifts offered by the partners of the Milthon and of the Paris Game Festival.

The winner of the Best independent game award will receive €5000 (all taxes included).

The Milthon awards ceremony will take place on 10 September 2010 at the Parc des Expositions, Porte de Versailles, Paris.

Rules

The companies, associations or individuals that reside (or whose Head office resides) in the European Union are eligible to enter.
In order to participate, the production must be registered between 30 June 2010 and 30 July 2010 (midnight).
If the product has been developed on various platforms, the entrant must choose what version will be registered.
The production must be officially published in the European Union during the year 2010.
The registered games must possess at least one complete, final and playable level.
The registered games must work on a standard platform.
Any specific hardware or software must be transferred to Games-Fed (if not, the entrant can be expelled from the contest).
A game can be nominated in one or several categories, thus it can be awarded one or several awards, including Game of the year.

How to enter?

The registration file must be send before 30 July 2010 (midnight) by mail or email at: contact [at] milthon.com (please replace [at] with @).

The participation form must absolutely be signed and send by mail at the following address:

Games Fed – Milthon 2010
86, rue de Lille
75007 Paris
France

In order to enter the Milthon 2010, the files must contain all of the following elements:

The participation form (one is delivered by project), sent back by mail.
A walkthrough of the game in PDF format.
If the Milthon jury or the organization committee requires it, the Entrant must be able to offer one or several copies or individual accesses to his work.
A set of game saves or cheat codes covering the entire story (according to the stage of development) and allowing playing several times various specific moments of the product.

If the game is officially nominated, the following elements must be provided before 15 August 2010 (midnight):

The game in English language
5 right-free visual arts (JPEG format, 300 dpi).
A less-than-five-minute video of the game, preferably made with actual footage of the game.

The projects must be submitted in a format (CD, DVD, cartridge, Blu-ray…) that can be read on any standard version of the chosen platform (console, PC/MAC, mobiles). If any access is required for an online game, it must be provided from the time of the registration to the Milthon awards ceremony.

Entry fee

There is no entry fee for this contest.

Minimotion 2010 Animation Competition

Contest Watchers — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 11:31:52 +0000

This contest is open until 18 October 2010. That means you have approximately 78 days remaining to attend. Read on to find out more details about how you can enter.

This contest is organized by Minimotion.

This is a free contest, which means that you can enter for free and without the need of paying an entry fee.

Winners announcement expected: November 2010.

Note: Contest Watchers uses Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). All calculations are approximate and based on UTC.

The anniversary edition of Minimotion 2010 is in the pipline! Minimotion - an association that aims to hold a 10 Seconds Animation Competition every year celebrates its 5th anniversary.

Minimotion is looking for minimal animations exploring the area between a single image and animation. Send your 10 second animations.

A selection of the submitted works will be presented on 20 November 2010 in Zürich.

Objective

Submit 10 second animated films following the specific rules.

Prizes

Selected films will be awarded and presented in November 2010 in Zurich.

Rules

A maxiumum of 3 films may be submitted per person.
Size: 1280 × 720 pixels
2 files per submission:
- 1 × Quicktime-Format uncompressed
- 1 × Quicktime-Format H264 - Squared pixel, 25 frames per second
Titles: Both files must be labeled with the work's title.
Submission medium: CD only (CDs will not be returned)
Length: exactly 10 seconds
Sound: optional, volume: 82 dB Leq
Important: the first frame must not be black.
Don't include your name in the 10 second film, each animation will be introduced with the name of the filmmaker by Minimotion.

How to enter?

Send your application online through the entry form on the official website (you must agree to the terms to reveal the entry form).

Send your films by post on the following address:

Minimotion ℅ F+F Schule Für Kunst Und Mediendesign
Flurstr. 89
8047 Zürich

The work must be submitted by 18 October 2010. The postmark counts!

Entry fee

There is no entry fee for this contest.

New York Festivals International Television & Film Awards 2011

Contest Watchers — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 11:20:18 +0000

This contest is open until 1 October 2010. That means you have approximately 61 days remaining to attend. Read on to find out more details about how you can enter.

This contest is organized by New York Festivals.

Winners announcement expected: January 2011.

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The New York Festivals^® International Television & Film Awards recognize "The World's Best Work" in news, sports, documentary, information and entertainment programming as well as in music videos, infomercials, promotion spots, openings and ID's.

Now entering its 54th year, the total number of entries continues to grow, now representing over 35 different countries, making the NYF^® Television & Film Awards one of the most well known and widely respected competitions on the globe. In 2010, NYF^® combined both the Television Programming Awards and the Film & Video Awards, thus creating one of the world's largest international competitions dedicated to both the TV and film industries.

New categories mirror today's trends in world-wide programming and encourage the next generation of story-tellers.

Objective

Submit TV program or film entries in the official categories.

Select the category that most closely relates to your submission's type of program, primary purpose or target audience. You may enter the same production or program in multiple categories, including program categories and technique categories.

Individual entries are evaluated for their intrinsic merits – without comparing them with others. Each entry is, in effect, in competition with itself, and is measured by our online jury of experts using an industry-accepted standard of excellence.

The categories for Television & Film are divided into two main groups:

Submissions which are distributed/transmitted: News Programs, News Reports/Features, Entertainment Programs, Entertainment Specials, Promotions, Station IDs, Opens, Documentaries, Music Videos, Online Programs, Student productions/webisodes and categories for arts/techniques.
Submissions which are exhibited/screened: Feature Films, Documentary Films, Short Films, Industrial Productions, Corporate Presentations, Business Theater, Event Venue Productions, Home Videos, Education/Information Productions, and categories for crafts/techniques.

Prizes

Grand, Gold, Silver, and Bronze winners will be announced at an awards ceremony held in New York in March 2011.

New York Festivals^® winners may refer in advertising and publicity to the fact that they are a New York Festivals® winner and, for one year after the award was bestowed may use a replica of the New York Festivals^® medal or the New York Festivals^® logo in such advertising. A ® registration mark must accompany the use of the image.

Rules

To be eligible for the 2011 competition, entries must have been first produced, released, exhibited, screened, aired or shown online between 1 September 2009 and 1 October 2010, the final deadline.
All shipping costs, insurance, customs duties and handling fees for all entries must be prepaid by the sender.

How to enter?

Submit your applications through the online entry form on the official website.

Please follow the detailed instructions before sending labeled materials, along with the computer-generated invoice to:

New York Festivals c/o Your Awards Company
260 West 39th Street, 10th Floor
New York, 1 NY 0018, USA

Entry fee

Single: US $350
Series: US $650
Student: US $50

A separate fee is applicable for each category selection. If you are submitting more than one entry, send only one payment for the total amount of all of your entry fees.

GIRAF6 – Festival of Independent Animation

Contest Watchers — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 11:49:59 +0000

This contest is open until 2 August 2010. That means you have approximately 1 days remaining to attend. Read on to find out more details about how you can enter.

This contest is organized by Quickdraw Animation Society.

This is a free contest, which means that you can enter for free and without the need of paying an entry fee.

Winners announcement expected: November 2010.

Note: Contest Watchers uses Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). All calculations are approximate and based on UTC.

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.

Objective

Submit independent short animations. Selection criteria is based on artistic merit alone.

Prizes

Each year GIRAF presents 4 awards in the following category for short films:

The AMAAS Best of Alberta Short Animation Award (Juried)
The Best of Canada Short Animation Award (Juried)
The Best International Short Animation Award (Juried)
The Audience Favourite Short Animation Award (Audience)

Rules

GIRAF6 is open to Canadian and international filmmakers.
Entries must be submitted on DVD (NTSC region free). Entrants may submit more than one entry, however, each entry must be on a separate DVD and accompanied by an original completed and signed entry form.
Preview DVD's must be labled with title of entry and entrant's name.
Productions must be Independently produced, with the Director retaining complete editorial control.
Animations produced within the past 3 years are eligible to enter.
Maximum running time is 20 minutes.
Selected works can be screened from 35mm, but otherwise will be submitted digitally following precise guidelines given by the organization. Submission of an entry indicates acceptance of all regulations, a guarantee that a screening copy (in proper format) will be made available for the dates of the festival, and authorization to publicly exhibit the entered work at both GIRAF6 and Best of GIRAF6 screenings.

How to enter?

All entries accompanied with entry forms must be sent to:

GIRAF6: SHORT ANIMATION SUBMISSION
Quickdraw Animation Society
#201 – 351 11th Avenue SW
Calgary Alberta Canada T2R-0C7

Online or emailed previews will not be accepted.

Entries must be received by Quickdraw Animation Society no later than 2 August 2010.

Screening copies must be received by 1 October 2010.

Entry fee

There is no entry fee for this contest.

Polyglot Video Contest

Contest Watchers — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 11:16:29 +0000

This contest is open until 15 December 2010. That means you have approximately 136 days remaining to attend. Read on to find out more details about how you can enter.

This contest is organized by NISI MASA.

This is a free contest, which means that you can enter for free and without the need of paying an entry fee.

Winners announcement expected: by 28 February 2011.

Note: Contest Watchers uses Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). All calculations are approximate and based on UTC.

All young and creative-minded Europeans (EU or non-EU residents) aged 18 - 35 will be eagerly welcomed to express themselves and share ideas on the topic of multilingualism through short films. Participants can now upload their works onto an interactive web platform, where the public will be able to view, comment and vote on them.

Submit your short about multilingualism to win your place aboard Polyglot, an itinerant filmmaking event travelling across the archipelago of Turku, Finland!

Introduction

Multilingualism. Even the word itself is hard to pronounce in a hurry without getting tonguetied. In the EU alone there are 23 languages – not including the myriad of non-official languages and dialects. Let's face it; navigating within an enormous tower of babble can represent a logistical nightmare. Yet linguistic diversity is also a great strength, because it reflects an infinitely rich cultural landscape.

Of course languages are living organisms, constantly evolving – sometimes even against efforts to control wordplay. The international dominance of English and the political status of minority languages are just a few of the topics currently heating up debate, just as Europeans are becoming increasingly mobile for travel, work, life and love. And the young “Eurogeneration” is facing new linguistic challenges head on, finding ways to break down borders in communication whilst preserving their own identities. In other words, being a polyglot is in some way the norm.

Objective

Submit video entries in the following two categories:

Video Portraits (Documentaries on My multilingualism) - Do you speak different languages on a regular basis? Describe the linguistic environment you live in, and how it affects you personally.
Video Poems (Fictions on The language I dream in) - Use the audiovisual medium to its full artistic potential. Share with us your most original and creative ideas about language.

Prizes

18 winning videos will be selected by online voters, alongside a special jury (to be announced). The selected young filmmakers will then be invited to participate in a 2-week “Cine-Boat” documentary filmmaking workshop in June 2011, during which they will explore the archipelago of Turku and Åland Islands by boat and make six films in groups on the theme of multilingualism, guided by professional tutors. This region has a particular linguistic context, as it is home to communities of Swedish Finns with their own distinct identity.

The filmmakers will then present their work to the local public during a 2-day film festival in the city of Turku. All short films of the project will later be diffused through a DVD compilation and further screenings across Europe!

Rules

Contestants must be resident in a European country (EU or non-EU) and aged 18 - 35.
Works of maximum 5 minutes length, produced since 1 January 2008 are eligible.

How to enter?

Applying is a two-step process which consists of uploading your clip to Vimeo and then filling in the online application form.

Upload your video to Vimeo and join the contest's group on Vimeo.
Fill out the application form.

If you don't see your video right away don't worry, it takes some time for the video to be converted and to appear on the Vimeo group page.

Entry fee

There is no entry fee for this contest.