Info Lomba Film, Indonesian Film Festival 2015 (DL 28 Januari 2015)

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We're Back!

Last year, the 9th Indonesian Film Festival (IFF) was successfully held in two of the most prominent cities in Australia – from 24th April – 3rd May 2014 at the Australian Centre for Moving Image (ACMI) in Melbourne, and from 25th April – 27th April 2014 at the Event Cinemas in Sydney.

The 9th IFF screenings caught the attention of a wide audience through the range of quality films presented, such as Comic 8, Sokola Rimba, What They Don’t Talk About When They Talk About Love, and 99 Cahaya di Langit Eropa. A major attraction of our film festival is the lineup of prominent film industry special guests that we endeavor to bring to all our screenings. Seminars and post-screening Q&A sessions with directors, producers and actors, such as Mira Lesmana, Hanung Bramantyo, Anggy Umbara and Raline Shah, have been extremely popular. These discussions with the filmmakers offer our audience added value not available at regular film screenings, and often give a surprisingly frank discourse on the film industry.

A total of more than 1,500 people attended the 9th IFF event in Melbourne – experiencing a 30% increase in comparison to the previous IFF events. Moreover, attendance by, non-Indonesians, from the wider multicultural Australian community had also increased. This is a great accomplishment for IFF as its main goal is to introduce Indonesian culture to foreign audiences through the use of motion pictures.

This year, marking the 10th anniversary of the festival, IFF is set to come back bigger, better and more spectacular. Presenting the theme of “Another Face of Indonesia”, IFF 2015 aims to not only exhibit the Indonesian film industry but also other aspects of entertainment that express the rich and diverse culture of Indonesia to its global spectators. Additionally, to celebrate its 10th anniversary, IFF comes with a new, fresher and more colourful face; a brand new logo and a new grand design.

Eligibility Criteria

Participants

1. IFF Australia Short Film Competition is open to all short films originating from all countries.
2. However, to qualify shorts must have at least one of the following criteria:- A member of main production staffs (Director, Producer, Actor) is Indonesian;- The short features Indonesian language and/or culture, and/or shot in Indonesia.

Genre and Short Content

1. The competition is open to all genres.
2. The competition requires no certain subjects to follow.

Language

1. Referring to the second sub-point of 1.2, shorts with language(s) other than English must have English subtitle.
2. Translating the short’s title to English is compulsory.

Format and Specs

1. Running time maximum 25 minutes, including title and credits.
2. If selected, entrant will be personally notified to provide a full HD version for screening purpose.

Production

1. Shorts must have been produced at least after the year 2012 to be eligible for the competition.
2. Shorts with following premiere status are eligible:- Private invite-only screenings (e.g. friends and family screenings for feedback);- In-house screenings for students/faculty.
3. Shorts with following premiere status are ineligible:- Digital broadcast (unprotected website e.g. Vimeo, Youtube, etc).

Terms and Conditions

Copyright

1. By submitting the Entry Form and the short, the entrant(s) grant IFF Australia a non-exclusive license to:- Publicly screen the selected “Best Short” IFF Australia official programs/events;- Publish the selected shorts in IFF Australia online platform (Facebook). Participants should be aware that the “Most Favourite Short” nominees will be published to be voted by the public;- Use stills from the submitted materials and descriptive material about the selected short in marketing medias of IFF Australia Short Film Festival (website, social medias);- Make information extracted from the submitted materials, stills and moving image extracts available to the press.
2. 1.2. Clips will not be used for commercial and industrial purposes by IFF Australia and will not be used without consent from the Entrants.

Indemnity

Entrants agree to defend, indemnify and hold harmless IFF Australia, its board, juries and sponsors – individually and collectively – from claims, demands, losses, damages, costs and liabilities relating to shorts submitted to this competition.

The Festival

1. Submitting your short does not guarantee acceptance and selection of the work into this competition.
2. Entrants agree that all shorts received will be judged for quality of storytelling, and only one short will selected for “Best Short”, and nominees for “Most Favourite” with one winner.
3. The juries’ decision is final and withdrawing of entries is not permitted.
4. By entering competition, entrants are confirming that they hold all appropriate rights and releases pertaining to the actors, music, screenplay etc.
5. IFF Australia has no affiliation with YouTube. YouTube is not a sponsor of the competition and does not hold any liability related to the competition, as well as the Festival.

Submission

Silakan klik link SUBMISSION

Kontak panitia: silakan tanyakan apa pun ke sini info@iffaustralia.com

Info lomba lengkap bisa langsung diintip di website Indonesia Film Festival 2015

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