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| December 4, 2003 at 7:03 pm #24631 | |
![]() RevMen |
Just got this in my e-mail. I’ll upload the attached forms later today and post a link Here are the forms: http://brickfilms.com/CIAFF/festival_entryform.doc ————————————————- CIAFF Call of entries Cham 1st Animation International Film Festival 2 – 8 April 2004 CIAFF will be held from 2nd till 8th of April 2004 in Damascus, Syria for the first time in the Middle East, an international competitive film festival organized by AraMage Artistic Productions. We would like to inform you that our Call of entries have been announced to accept films participating in the festival sections. The Sections are: Short films competition: short animated films less than 30 minutes completed after 1st of January 2003. Long Feature films competition: animated films more than 60 minutes completed after 1st of January 2002. French Cinema Tribute: Tribute the animation film industry in France. Web Animation Section: A selective short and long animation films produced by Web tools. Films by Children: A selective animation films directed by children. Information Section: Animation Films out of competition produced during 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2003. Festival accepts film format on 35 mm, DVD and Betcam SP To participate in the festival, Send your films to the selection committee with the following data: a.. VHS (PAL System) of the film Looking to have your film with us in our festival for this year. Kindly find attached with this email our regulations and entry form. Looking to hear from you soon if you have any questions. Remaining with our best regards. Yours truly, Hisham Abdel Khalek Cham Int. Animation Film Festival Director AraMage Artistic Production Fax: +963 11 611 62 41 Website: http://www.aramage.org Email: info@aramage.org |
| December 4, 2003 at 9:43 pm #24635 | |
![]() Mr. Less |
Huh, seems interesting. I might enter, or not. I don’t know if my film will even be accepted, judging from the fact I will use copyrighted music. And it is in Lego. But I might! I just Might! EDIT: Can you please post the entry form etc. Revmen? |
| December 5, 2003 at 12:13 am #24645 | |
![]() KG |
I wish I could,but I can’t convert my file into a VHS. |
| December 5, 2003 at 3:12 am #24659 | |
![]() Tim |
INteresting, from Syria… |
| December 5, 2003 at 7:41 am #24669 | |
![]() hoogiman |
Yes, the lego company doesn’t even let you show trademarks! (Unless you want to face a whopping fine! Crikey)[/b] |
| December 7, 2003 at 1:10 am #24800 | |
![]() RevMen |
OK, I’ve finally uploaded the forms. If you want to submit an entry, it should be easy enough for you to avoid using copyrighted music. There are many sources of inexpensive, royalty-free music, and we have a handful of willing composers as well. I’m also sure that one of our members in PAL territory would be willing to help one of us poor NTSC’ers out with converting and submitting an entry tape. |
| December 7, 2003 at 1:29 am #24804 | |
![]() Buxton |
I can do a few PAL tapes. However, being on dialup, I’m going to struggle to download hi-res files. If anyone wants to enter, PM me and we’ll see what we can work out. |
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