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Points will be awarded for including the specified items in the films,
and you will have to
seek them out – Scavenger Hunt style. You can include the items anyway
you like, your character
can walk past one, or you can set a scene at a location, whatever fits
your story best.
Additional points are also up for grabs if you use the 2009 theme
‘Stake Out’.
You don’t have to use the theme, but more points are
available to
you if you do.
Be playful and creative! We want to see Canberra in new and interesting
ways.
Points will also be awarded by the judges for story, camera work,
directing
and all of the other elements that go towards making a good short film.
You receive 10 points for each
item visible in your film.
You also receive the following points for the technical elements of your
film.
These are awarded by a Judging Panel:
Filmmaking Elements
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Points
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Screenplay/Writing |
Up to 20 |
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Acting/Performance |
Up to 20 |
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Directing |
Up to 20 |
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Editing |
Up to 20 |
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Camera/Cinematography |
Up to 20 |
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Sound
Design |
Up to 20 |
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Original
Music |
Up to 20 |
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Thematic Elements
(You do
not have to use this theme, but these points are only available
to you if you do)
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Points
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Use of Theme
‘Stake Out’ |
Up to 20 |
The Top Twelve
films by the points are then screened to an audience at
the
National Museum of Australia
and prizes in each of the technical
categories
are awarded as well as Best Film, Best Student Film and Best Use of an
Item.
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