CHILDHOOD - FUNNY STOP-MOTION SHORT FILM | DepicT! 2015 Shortlist | Watershed.
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http://wshd.to/youtubeA super short stop-motion about the loss of childhood innocence. By Samuel Lewis (Australia)
Love short film and animation? Then check out these 20 new shorts from emerging filmmakers and animators from around the world including the UK, Spain, Ukraine, Russia, Sweden, Morocco, USA and more!
The films make up this year's shortlist for Watershed's microfilm competition, DepicT! - which gives the best new filmmakers out there a chance to win cash prizes, career development opportunities, and loads of exposure via our partners in tv and film and at the internationally renowned Encounters Short Film and Animation Festival (which takes place in Bristol each in September).
Whilst the jury will decide who wins four out of five of the DepicT! awards, it's up to you to decide who wins the Shooting People Audience Award. Watch all 20 films at
http://www.depict.org/watch-films/ - cast your vote by 18:00 BST on Sat 19 Sept.
The DepicT! Competition:
Each year Watershed challenges filmmakers from around the globe to create an original, innovative short film of 90 seconds or less. The DepicT! competition is a unique opportunity for emerging talent to get the exposure for their film and the support they need to take their career to the next level as all shortlisted films get screened in the cinema at Encounters Short Film and Animation Festival (Bristol, UK), the UK’s leading short form and animation festival and annual meeting place for new, emerging and established filmmakers and industry professionals.
DepicT! Super Short Filmmaking Competition:
http://www.depict.org/DepicT! Facebook for short film news and opportunities:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/DepicT/44193020696Encounters Short Film and Animation Festival:
http://encounters-festival.org.uk/The DepicT! competition is supported by Aardman Animations, National Film and Television School, BAFTA, Royal Photographic Society, Shooting People, Channel 4, Films @59, British Council, and the Independent Cinema Office.
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