Calling all children aged 7 to 10 years old! If you have the skills and passion to write, produce and direct your very own short films, then join Tang KiddiCine Film Festival!
Tang, the brand that champions kids’ independence, challenges children to show us the world through their eyes by launching the first ever Tang KiddiCine Film Festival.
Because Kids Can
KiddiCine was inspired by a dream to create an avenue for children to write, produce, and direct their very own short films. The theme for the first ever KiddiCine Film Festival is “Because I Can.” The ideas, stories, and vision for the theme of our little film makers will come alive in 5-minute movies that will be shown at the first KiddiCine Film Festival in November.
The Journey Begins
Starting today until October 28, children aged 7 to 10 years old can send in their short stories that will be the basis of their film. They can draw a picture, take a photo and write up the most creative ideas to capture the attention of the Screening Committee who will judge entries based on Creativity, Originality and Adherence to the Theme.
Short-listed entries will be notified in person and the top five finalists will receive the Tang Golden Ticket that entitles them to a 3-day KiddiCine Film Workshop where they will be taught a short background on film, basic filming techniques and basic scriptwriting by six of today’s most respected Advertising Directors and Producers, namely: Richard Ang, Ianco Dela Cruz, Erik Matti, Erin Pascual, Matthew Rosen, and Christian Acuna.
Contest Requirements
Entries should be composed of a completed application form (with a short summary of the story) and an endorsement letter from the parents / guardian. All these have to be sent as “Tang KiddiCine Film Entry” to Ogilvy and Mather, Philippines, 25/F Picadilly Star Building, 4th Avenue corner 27th St, Fort Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City 1634 or you can also send entries online.
For more information on contest requirements and to download the form, you may go online to www.facebook.com/tangkiddicine or search for Tang KiddiCine on www.facebook.com. Deadline is on October 28, 2010.
Tang, the brand that champions kids’ independence, challenges children to show us the world through their eyes by launching the first ever Tang KiddiCine Film Festival.
Because Kids Can
KiddiCine was inspired by a dream to create an avenue for children to write, produce, and direct their very own short films. The theme for the first ever KiddiCine Film Festival is “Because I Can.” The ideas, stories, and vision for the theme of our little film makers will come alive in 5-minute movies that will be shown at the first KiddiCine Film Festival in November.
The Journey Begins
Starting today until October 28, children aged 7 to 10 years old can send in their short stories that will be the basis of their film. They can draw a picture, take a photo and write up the most creative ideas to capture the attention of the Screening Committee who will judge entries based on Creativity, Originality and Adherence to the Theme.
Short-listed entries will be notified in person and the top five finalists will receive the Tang Golden Ticket that entitles them to a 3-day KiddiCine Film Workshop where they will be taught a short background on film, basic filming techniques and basic scriptwriting by six of today’s most respected Advertising Directors and Producers, namely: Richard Ang, Ianco Dela Cruz, Erik Matti, Erin Pascual, Matthew Rosen, and Christian Acuna.
Contest Requirements
Entries should be composed of a completed application form (with a short summary of the story) and an endorsement letter from the parents / guardian. All these have to be sent as “Tang KiddiCine Film Entry” to Ogilvy and Mather, Philippines, 25/F Picadilly Star Building, 4th Avenue corner 27th St, Fort Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City 1634 or you can also send entries online.
For more information on contest requirements and to download the form, you may go online to www.facebook.com/tangkiddicine or search for Tang KiddiCine on www.facebook.com. Deadline is on October 28, 2010.
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