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rofessionals and amateurs alike are today being urged to get their cameras ready as leading UK job board, reed.co.uk, launches its second annual short film competition.
The online competition, which is open to everyone regardless of their film making credentials, will challenge film makers to create a short film, centred on the theme, ‘Mondays’.
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I may have to check this out if its open to international film makers. However Im currently entered in two competitions going on locally already, along with making a film on my own and trying to get into another film festival. So im somewat busy, but always interested in getting more!
Well, i would have certainly checked it out, if i could, i'm like a Billion miles away. Sucks.
For everybody's clarification, I'm fairly sure this is open to all. It's an online competition. Even on the entry form on the competition's site it asks what country you live in and lists a ton of different ones. So I'd assume residents in all those countries would be eligible otherwise they wouldn't list them (and it is an online competition which further implies that).
I'll leave film making to the pros.
Nowadays everybody has a digital video camera it seems. Maybe we'll see a gem made by someone really talented.