60 Second Shorts Film Competition

Fluid Eye Productions is sponsoring and judging this year’s 60 Second Shorts Competition run by the Scottish Institute for Enterprise.

The challenge this year is to make some kind of campaign/awareness raising film (could be scripted drama or documentary).

The prize is a brand spanking new Apple MacBook plus a free place on any of our Fluid Eye Productions industry training courses.

Details of the competition here http://www.sie.ac.uk/makeadifference/

The deadline for entries in Friday 17 April.

Doug

Tags: competition, enterprise, film, filmmaking, fluid eye productions

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