• Thursday, March 11th, 2010
The Walmart ‘Make an Ad’ competition closed this week and we’re in the process of judging. We can tell you that we’ve had nearly 200 entries so it’s going to take a while for us to sift through them.
We’re very excited by what we’ve seen so far but it’s going to take a little longer than normal to find the winners. We will let you know as soon as we have any news, so please be patient. As you know, winners will be flown out to the Los Angeles Film School for a special screening and our Grand Prize winner could have their ad shown during one of America’s top rated shows.
We’d like to say thanks for entering and good luck to all of you. If you missed the Walmart Competition, don’t worry, there’s always Tribeca. We’ve got six great brands and six great briefs for you. Enter here.
• Wednesday, March 10th, 2010
MOFILM LAUNCHES OUR FIRST INTERNATIONAL AD COMPETITION WITH ALL WINNERS HEADING TO NEW YORK FOR THE WORLD FAMOUS TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL
March 8th 2010
MOFILM is delighted to officially launch their latest make-an-ad competition which sees 7 (seven) major global brands asking amateur and professional filmmakers to make a short video for them.
The brands include:
- Best Buy
- Chex Mix (General Mills)
- Lamisil (Novartis)
- Nature Valley (General Mills)
- Nokia
- Seven Bar Foundation
- Voltaren (Novartis)
Filmmakers have to be aged 16 or older but can enter from any country. All skill levels are welcome and past winners have included first-time filmmakers working on domestic equipment through to professional agencies. The beauty of these contests is that MOFILM encourages it’s community to support each other through Facebook, Twitter and through offering previews of past winning films on the www.mofilm.com website.
You can download the briefs for each brand and find out more at www.mofilm.com/tribeca
ENTER NOW!
• Friday, March 05th, 2010
You may remember, from reading these very news pages, that one of our Pepsi Short Film Video Contest Winners also won the Sydney Tropfest Short Film Festival. Well now you can see Abe Forsythe’s winning entry online.
Abe’s You Tube channel also has links to his winning MOFILM video ‘GPS’ and his independent feature ‘Ned’ so check it out.
