Frame by Frame Film Fest

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Frame by Frame Film Fest

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About the festival

Frame by Frame is an international student film festival that celebrates the use of technology in the art of film. Frame by frame will be returning for a 2020- 2021 season. Look for submissions opening on November 1, 2020.

This year, the festival will be expanding its categories from just high school special effects and high school animation into the following four categories:

Youth (18 and under) digital editing and special effects
Youth (18 and under) digital animation
University digital editing and special effects
University digital animation

The top 3 films in each category will receive an award and have their film shown at the festival.

About

Frame by Frame is an international student film festival that celebrates the use of technology in the art of film. Frame by frame will be returning for a 2020- 2021 season. Look for submissions opening on November 1, 2020.

This year, the festival will be expanding its categories from just high school special effects and high school animation into the following four categories:

Youth (18 and under) digital editing and special effects
Youth (18 and under) digital animation
University digital editing and special effects
University digital animation

The top 3 films in each category will receive an award and have their film shown at the festival.

Awards & Winners

There are no winners yet for this festival

Terms and rules

Frame by Frame is a film festival that seeks to spotlight student filmmakers working with animation, editing and special effects to enhance their story telling. Any currently-enrolled high school student (grades 9-12 in U.S., years 10-13 in U.K., grade 10-12 in Canada, year 9-12 in Australia or equivalent in other countries) in public, private, or homeschool may submit films in the “Youth” categories. Older students should submit in the “University” categories.

Applicants may submit one film per category.

Film Eligibility

Your film must have been completed within the last two years, be no shorter than 60 seconds, and no longer than 8 minutes including credits. The work must be original. Adaptations, spoofs, and satires will be admitted, however blatant plagiarism will not qualify for the festival.

Please remember that this is a competition that includes high school filmmakers. Obscene, gratuitous or inappropriate material will be automatically eliminated from the competition.

Any film that includes main dialogue that is not English must be submitted with English subtitles.

Judging

A panel of judges made up of educators in film as well as industry professionals will be evaluating submissions to Frame by Frame. Films will be evaluated on how effectively digital animation, special effects and editing advance the storytelling of the film.

The Fine Print

Frame by Frame does not accept any responsibility for loss of or damage to any submitted materials. Submitted materials will not be returned. The festival reserves the right to alter the timetable, prizes, venue or any other details contained in this submission information.

If an Entry contains any content (music, video, stills) which is subject to the rights of third parties, the Entrant is responsible for obtaining, prior to submitting the film, any and all content licenses necessary to permit the use and exhibition of the film by Frame by Frame Film Festival.

Ratings & Reviews

Categories and fees

Youth Digital Animation
Early Bird (1st November, 2020) €0
Regular (9th April, 2021) €0
Late (17th April, 2021) €0

For animations between 1-8 minutes that were made by students younger than 18 via digital software without the use of live action visible in the final project to tell a story.

Youth Digital Special Effects and Editing
Early Bird (1st November, 2020) €0
Regular (9th April, 2021) €0
Late (17th April, 2021) €0

This category is for films made by students younger than 18 that use a mix of digital special effects and/or editing techniques with live action to advance and enhance the story of the film.

University Digital Animation
Early Bird (1st November, 2020) €0
Regular (9th April, 2021) €0
Late (17th April, 2021) €0

For animations between 1-8 minutes that were made by post-high school students via digital software without the use of live action visible in the final project to tell a story.

University School Digital Special Effects and Editing
Early Bird (1st November, 2020) €0
Regular (9th April, 2021) €0
Late (17th April, 2021) €0

This category is for films made by post-high school students that use a mix of digital special effects and/or editing techniques with live action to advance and enhance the story of the film.

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