You have decided to enter a competition being run by your local arts cinema, The Little
Picturehouse. This cinema, which is part of a small chain of 12 independent arts cinemas
across the country, shows a mixture of independent, foreign language and documentary
films. The company prides itself on providing access to non-mainstream cinema and seeks
to make independent cinema accessible to ever wider audience groups. The chain is running
a national film-making competition and your local cinema will be hosting the regional finals.
Entrants to the competition are required to make a short extract from a film they would like to
make as well as materials for a promotional booklet.
Finalists from your local area will be entered into the national competition. The competition is open to young people and aims to encourage creativity and technical ambition.
The competition prize in the regional heats is access to equipment and technical support to enable you to complete a 30-minute narrative film for entry into the national competition. There is also a cash prize to help with production costs.
Entrants are asked to ensure that the content and themes of the films are within the BBFC's guidance for a 15 certificate.
All entrants to the competition must include a short written overview of the film they want to make, including its title and a brief description of the plot. This should include information on the genre of the film and the target audience.
For this i will be creating a noir style film in black and white with a voice over. My film will be the middle of the start where the murder is committed. This is my style of film as i am quite old fashioned when it comes to styles of programmes i watch. Noir films are typically black and white with usually a crime being committed and the rest of the film is to find out why or who dunnit.
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Finalists from your local area will be entered into the national competition. The competition is open to young people and aims to encourage creativity and technical ambition.
The competition prize in the regional heats is access to equipment and technical support to enable you to complete a 30-minute narrative film for entry into the national competition. There is also a cash prize to help with production costs.
Entrants are asked to ensure that the content and themes of the films are within the BBFC's guidance for a 15 certificate.
All entrants to the competition must include a short written overview of the film they want to make, including its title and a brief description of the plot. This should include information on the genre of the film and the target audience.
For this i will be creating a noir style film in black and white with a voice over. My film will be the middle of the start where the murder is committed. This is my style of film as i am quite old fashioned when it comes to styles of programmes i watch. Noir films are typically black and white with usually a crime being committed and the rest of the film is to find out why or who dunnit.
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