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Bitfilm Festival introduces 64k Compo

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The film-festival taking place from November 3rd to 7th in the "Mandarin-Kasino" in Hamburg is the first of its kind to include productions of dubbed 64K demos.
Differently from traditional demoparty competitions, 64k demos may have been released before and don't need to be exclusively produced for the festival.
Your contribution can be submitted until July 15th at http://www.bitfilm-festival.org/. The festival is actively supported by various demosceners and of course by the Digitale Kultur e.V..
added on the 2004-06-22 22:51:57 by dipswitch dipswitch
This reminds me somewhat of the upcoming Bit Banger's Ball, only this has much more "concrete" information. :-)
added on the 2004-06-22 23:07:00 by radman1 radman1
hmm, already posted once about that festival
i don't know if i finish my entry and i'm afraid of competion ;)
added on the 2004-06-23 07:39:26 by lodda lodda
As one of the "actively supporting" demosceners I can only say: Hey, if you have 64Ks which are let's say not older than two years, just submit them. Thats fun and wider audiences are always good ;)
added on the 2004-06-23 12:09:29 by kb_ kb_
Everyone, fire up your Werkkzeug and let's go =)
added on the 2004-06-23 12:44:07 by Vip Vip
1500 euro's prize!
Wow, werkzeug is goin to get busy! ;)
added on the 2004-06-23 14:43:42 by cerror cerror
arghs i wanted to get these 1500 euro ;)
I hoped i would make the only entry ;)
added on the 2004-06-23 17:52:30 by lodda lodda
fyi, the the first three Conspiracy intros are already in the contest :D
added on the 2004-06-23 18:01:06 by Gargaj Gargaj
As are a few FR prods, so better learn to use the Werkkzeug FAST ;)
added on the 2004-06-23 18:06:49 by kb_ kb_
fuck that's gonna be hard competiton :(
added on the 2004-06-23 18:14:10 by lodda lodda
hehe, chaos and kb are, again, promoting their work on television (tide, a hamburg tv-station, broadcast about bitfilmfestival), and (try to) explain the demoscene to the consumerfolks (the moderator still seems to be confused :)
added on the 2004-06-23 22:00:25 by tentacle tentacle
seems like they got plenty of sponsors, 1500 seems like alot.
added on the 2004-07-06 19:01:00 by dalezr dalezr
Update at Bitfilm:

The submission deadline has changed from the 15th to the 31st of july
added on the 2004-07-08 20:06:20 by BoyC BoyC
Categories
The competition categories are described on their pages. Here in brief the most important criteria:

3D SPACE
Computer generated 3D animations, length unlimited, made 2002 or later. Prize money: 1500 Euro.

FX MIX
Digital hybrids combining live action, digital effects and animation, length unlimited, made 2002 or later. Prize money: 1500 Euro.

FLASH
Movies made with Macromedia Flash, length unlimited 2002 or later. Must be submitted as a .swf-file. Prize money: 1500 Euro.

64K DEMOS
Audiovisual programmes that work with a PC's processor and videocard, maximum file size 64 Kilobyte, length unlimited, made 2002 or later. Must be submitted as a .zip-file. Prize money: 1500 Euro.

MACHINIMA
Films made in real time using a game engine, length unlimited, 2002 or later. Prize money: 1500 Euro.

MICROMOVIES
Films with a maximum length of three minutes that work well on the small screens of mobile devices, made 2002 or later. Prize money: 1500 Euro.

SUBVISIONS
Silent movies with a maximum length of 25 seconds that are made for the screens a public underground trains, made 2002 or later. Prize money: 1500 Euro.
added on the 2004-07-08 21:00:28 by Zplex Zplex
oh great! now we even have festivals that anyone can release their old stuff again and again and again! true spirit! yeah!
added on the 2004-07-09 09:18:00 by toxie toxie
This calls for a Rob is Jarig 64k makeover
added on the 2004-07-09 09:38:50 by ravity ravity
Interesting -- a non-scene jury determining the best 64k made since 2002. :-) FWIW, I've sent in Nemesis, but I doubt it will stand a chance against what the others here are sending in ;-)
added on the 2004-07-10 19:00:45 by Sesse Sesse
As their website states, the Bitfilm Festival will have public voting, not a jury.
So I guess the festival audience will simply vote for what they think looks best - maybe not even for the technically most impressive work that is and most likely not for the one with most scene - spirit in it.
Execpt of course you go to Hamburg yourself and take your chance to vote for the real l33t stuff ;)
added on the 2004-07-10 22:14:27 by mizc mizc

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