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1. Submit one VHS 1/2 tape, up to one per category, labeled as shown.
2. Enclose a non-refundable check for $25 for each entry made out to: Core.
3. Enclose check, VHS 1/2 tape and a completed entry form. Core will retain all tapes for educational purposes unless a SASE is enclosed along with the proper US postage. All award winners will be archived and may be posted on the Core website in their entirety or in part.
4. Entries must be postmarked by March 1, 2003.
5. Send completed entries to:
National Film, Video & Digital Shorts Screening
The Last Pixel Show
Core New Art Space
% Annette Coleman, Registrar
445 Walnut Street
Brighton, CO 80601
March 1, 2003
Postmarked entry due
May 16-June 1, 2003
Screenings at Core New Art Space, Denver
TBD, 2003
Filmmaker Reception at Starz Film Center, Denver
TBD, 2003
Screening at Starz Film Center, Denver
TBD, 2003
Film Forum at Starz Film Center, Denver
June 1, 2003
Mailing of SASE tapes and Awards to Filmmakers not in attendance at the Reception/Screening
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There will be one "Best of Show" award in each category and one overall winner "The Big Kahuna." A student award in each category will be awarded according to the jurors discretion. There can be additional awards as deemed appropriate by the jurors. Their judgement is final. Each award winner will be provided with a DVD of the award winners, along with all-you-can-eat-pop-corn at the screening event. We are working on more prizes, if anyone has a good idea let us know.
Ron Henderson - Executive Director Denver Film Society
Donna Dewey - Academy Award-winning documentary film maker
Jim Phelan - Award winning Director/Cameraman
Brit Withey - Program Director Denver International Film Festival
Howie Movshovitz - Film critic - Colorado Public Radio & contributor to National Public Radio. University of Colorado, Denver Film Education, Director of Education Starz FilmCenter
Pablo Kiolseth - Curator, International Film Series, Boulder, Co.
... and other jurors in the wings, to be announced soon.
Core Curator: Juhl Wojahn, juhlb@hotmail.com
Core Registrar: Annette Coleman, annettecoleman@yahoo.com
Pop Culture (ie: Music Video, Street Scenes, Andy Warhol-esqué, Movie Trailer)
Reel Film (ie: Documentary, Story Telling, News, Drama)
Esoteric (ie: Non-Linear, Experimental, Angst-Ridden, Dada or TaDa)
Animation (ie: Traditional, Clay, Digital)
Human Being (ie: Political, World View, Soap-Boxes)
Leftovers (ie: If nothing else fits put it here (we reserve the right to move it)
Media & Specifications: Work can be produced in any format, film, video or digital but must have been produced in the last three years (from April 20th, 1999–April 20th, 2003). Each film must be submitted by one of the originators, the director, writer or producer. Each filmmaker may submit up to one entry in each of the categories. A student may submit up to one entry in each of the categories but must prove that they were or are enrolled in a film/media program ie: transcript/grades/bill/note from home, etc. Each film must be at least 5 minutes long and up to 12+ or so long. EXCEPTIONS: Works shorter than 5 minutes can be placed in the "Leftovers" category. We will only view 12 minutes of your film in the jurying process unless........it is so captivating that we want to view it in its entirety. Remember, you are taking your chances if it is an epic since this is a shorts showcase.
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