DepicT! Filmmaking Competition - 2014 Call for Entries DepicT! is an international short film competition provided by Watershed Media Centre which seeks to unearth up-and-coming film- making talent in the UK. The contest is open to applications from film-makers with productions that last no longer than 90 seconds but still manage to show originality, imagination and the ability to engage audiences. Films can focus on a wide range of genres, including animation, documentary, drama, experimental or artist film and hybrid work. The competition carries the following prizes in 2014: l Main DepicT! 2014 Award - £1,500 cash + Lifetime membership to Shooting People l DepicT! Royal Photographic Society Cinematography Award - £1,000 cash l DepicT! Random Acts Special Mention - An opportunity for one of the shortlisted filmmakers to win a slot on Random Acts, Channel 4’s short-form arts strand that airs every weeknight This document is copyright of Idox plc idoxgroup  l DepicT! 2014 British Special Mention Award - A special package of support which will both promote the winning 90-second film and further develop the filmmaker’s skills including: ¡ A tailored package of industry support from BAFTA, including a mentoring session and 6 month’s free access to BAFTA’s Learning & Events programme; ¡ A place on a short course at the National Film and Television School in 2015; ¡ Lifetime membership to Shooting People, plus e-mentoring from senior SP members. l Shooting People Audience Award All DepicT! 2014 Shortlisted entrants will get: l film exposure and promotion through depict.org, at Encounters Short Film & Animation Festival (16-21 September 2014) and through associated partners; l an Encounters Network Delegates pass with all the trimmings, including tickets to the popular DepicT! showcase and the Encounters Awards Ceremony; and half price Shooting People membership. Film-makers in the UK may apply. The deadline for entries to the 2014 competition is 7 July 2014.
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