Mobile Festival 2013 - Mobile Festival

Winners

The film's best mime went to "The End" [Fin.] By authors Joachim Svedlund and Sweden's Robin Elgren [Robin Ahlgren].

The movie "Fin." Sweden's Joachim Svedlund and Robin Ahlgren successfully exploit most of the elements of the technological process specific to mobile filmmaking, but in a very brief way. narrative structure. Though a minute long, the film shows good knowledge of editing, moderate use of visual effects, modest costume design and landscapes. Also, the film is not loaded with post-production possibilities and effects, as it is essentially driven by extremely simple procedures (essential for this way of film making) that shift creative attention mainly to adherence to a time format in which all elements the narrative, action, and visualization are in perfect balance. This is almost a film achievement by all standards with the only difference - that it was filmed with a mobile phone.

Junior Selection Best Film went to the film "The Cut" by the authors Lina Lambridinis, Donna Dameska and Elena Kostoska from Macedonia.

The film "The Cut" by Macedonian authors Lina Lambridinis, Donna Dameska and Elena Kostoska is largely based on narrative, not so much on technical excellence or post-production perfection. It is in this way that a certain moment is achieved in the pursuit of action that turns from extremely serious (at first) to an extremely clever ending. Throughout the film there is a certain omission or, more precisely, a proliferation of some redundant, complex or multifaceted structures, and it sets it apart from other films, namely because of this level of pretentious expectations (or desires), the film receives a fresh, simple communication with the viewer and simplified visualization of the story. On the other hand, the approach to the serious topic of light drug use reflects a certain view of reality (presence and use among young people), but also details of the topic with the spiritual twist after all. The technical "imperfection", on the other hand, is consistent with the show's intent to play with stereotypes related to the theme.

The most original mime of the film went to Simon O'Neil's Story of Ireland, tell me about yourself.

Simon O'Neil of Ireland, Tell Me About You [Ireland, Tell Me About You] demonstrates the simplicity of using a cell phone to draw attention to the story rather than to exploit it. features available with or on mobile, such as technical devices. In the spirit of dogmatic films, through naturalness and spontaneity, the character of the main character (in pursuit of his dream of becoming an actor) is fully elaborated, especially through his perseverance, challenged by his partner (second character) . Dividing between one person's dream and the real situation, the main character is also aggravated by the second character's refusal to embrace the way the dream should and deserves to be made. This brings him, at the end of the film at first glance into a comical situation, but ultimately serious and sad. The story is made according to all the parameters of the drama structure (plot, climax, plot) and in its conclusion is: a story successfully told through a simple technical procedure with a particularly strong connotation and message.

The Most Innovative Movie Mimi went to Les Pass murailles by Stephanie Cazaentre, Alice de Sagazan and Ana Maria Gomes from France

Les Pass murailles by Stephanie Cazaentre, Alice De Sagazan and Ana Maria Gomes of France contain innovations in the one-sided (so complicated) "Head-on-the-wall" idea, frantic workplace escapism and bureaucratic banalities), and which is further simplified through two performance procedures (physical action and animation), demystifying the 11-second execution process (of which only 6 occur). The technical and interpretive simplicity of such a complex subject in such a short duration of film deserves sufficient attention and, in the spirit of such deliberately small narratives, requires revision.

Contest

Rules of participation:
Registration is by completing the application available below.
All sent materials can be saved using a mobile phone.
The copyrighted material must be original and not in breach of copyright principles.
The competition is open all year. The deadline to apply for this year's festival is November 23. Films arriving after that date will compete at the Mobile Festival 2014
Movie duration up to 10 minutes.

Ways to apply:
Fill out the application on our website and upload the recorded video to the 4shared site and send us the Video Download link. Note: The uploaded video should have the same title as the one you entered in the app.
or
The material should be in mpg2 format and submitted to the office of p. Box 820, 1001 Skopje, Republic of Macedonia.

category:

Festival participants can participate with films in any genre: fiction, music videos, reality, electronic news gathering or story through photos.

prizes:

- First Jury Prize for Best Film - "Ratka Ilievska - Tulipani"

Posting results:
Selected movies recorded on mobile will be screened at the Mobile Festival 2013
All films arriving after the festival will be available to the public on the festival's official website.
The best films will be screened at International Festivals as part of a network of film festivals filmed on mobile phones and will be at our partner Festival's official competition.

Jury

Mart Aslani - producer
Born: 02.02.1985 Skopje
Company: BMA Brothers
Produces videos for Macedonian, Albanian, and Turkish pop music.
He works with a number of Balkan stars
prof. Dr. Nebojsa Willich - art historian
Ilija Karov - Director

Workshops

The workshops are designed and coordinated by Carl Bardoch, a screenwriting professor and doctor with extensive experience and experience. Carl Bardosch is a professor at New York University (Martin Scorsese University), where he teaches 26 courses in film and television production, film script and film theory. He has opened the first course on mobile film making. http://filmtv.tisch.nyu.edu/object/BardoshK.html
The Mobile Workshop will be held on 25 and 26 November at the European Commission in Macedonia between 12:00 and 17:00 in the framework of the "IV International Film Festival at the Mobile Mobile Film Festival".
The entire cycle is comprised of 4 workshops dedicated to a segment of the film making process - especially with mobile phone cameras:

Fundamentals and storytelling specific to short storytelling and adapted to a specific production technique
Film production and new technologies
Perspectives on mobile phones as a film medium

Each workshop will be divided into two parts:
Screenings of the best short films filmed on mobile phones, winners of the biggest festivals in the world of this kind. The selection of films will be different for each workshop and will be tailored to the way they are handled at a particular stage in the movie craft (screenplay, camera, editing, etc.).
Lectures in the form of a discussion where each participant can ask questions. The films shown earlier will be used as examples of lectures.
They will be kind of open to being visited by as many interested young film authors as possible.
The Mobile Workshop was done in collaboration with one of the most famous French film academies "Louis Lumiere College" in Paris. The workshops will be run by:
Prof. Dr. Nebojsa Vilic, professor of art history
Nikolina Nedelkovska
Igor Aleksov, director.

Junior

The Second Junior Mobile Film Festival begins

As part of the 4th International Festival - Mobile Mobile 2013, this year for the second time this year will be held the Junior Mobile Film Festival.
The Junior Mobile Film Festival is organized by the City of Skopje and "CT Film and Media", and its promotion will be on November 24 at the Macedonian Cinematheque, starting at 11am. At the festival, children will have the opportunity to present their own film achievements. In fact, these are short films made on mobile, thematically inspired by everyday life. All interested students from the secondary and elementary schools in the City of Skopje can apply.
The aim is to promote the use of the camera by mobile phones as a tool for children to develop their creative abilities and affinities towards the art of film. This film festival aims to popularize the visual culture of the younger generation and give children a basis for film education and literacy.
The best and most inventive film will be selected during the festival. Winners will win valuable prizes and receive their promotion, ie. they will be presented live at the International Mobile Festival 2013, which will take place on November 26 at Frosina Cinema starting at 8pm.
Here, perhaps, are the beginnings where young audiences and future filmmakers and filmmakers will be educated. After all, this will be an extraordinary social gathering of participants, filled with quality entertainment.

Programs

MAIN PROGRAM
The main program is made up of local and foreign films that have been announced at the official competition for the Mobile Festival 2013. The films will be screened by a jury that will give the main festival night.
The main festival night will take place on November 26th at Frosina MKC Cinema, Skopje. Admission is free.

REGIONAL PROGRAM
The regional program is made up of a selection of films shot from cell phones from countries in the region. Some of them will be in the official competition of the Mobile Festival 2013.

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM
The international program is made up of a selection of films shot on cell phones that have been screened at international festivals of this kind in Europe, America, Asia and New Zealand. Some of them will be selected at the official Mobile Festival 2013 competition.
These holidays are our partners with whom we collaborate and promote the idea of using new technologies for creative purposes. The best films from the Mobile Festival will have the opportunity to appear at these festivals.

PARTNERT FESTIVAL

MOBILE FESTIVAL FESTIVAL - SAN DIEGO, USA
The Mobile Film Festival International Film Festival takes place in San Diego, California, USA. It is organized by S.Botello Productions and sponsored by various organizations, including Grossmont College. The purpose of the festival is not only to create creative spark and interest in making cell phones with a limited budget and resources, but also to inspire creative filmmakers to harness their potential and opportunity to make their dreams come true.

MINA - NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA
MINA is a network of mobile innovations created to create interactions between people, content and the creative industries. The founder of this network is Max Schleser of New Zealand. MINA is held annually in November in New Zealand and Australia and organized showcase events filmed around the world.

SESIFF - SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA
SESIFF (Seoul International Extreme Film and Film Festival) is a festival that has been held in South Korea, Seoul since 2009, as the first Short and Extreme Film Festival in Asia. The motto of this ambitious cultural festival is "Anyone Can Make a Movie". The goal of SESIFF is to find different opportunities through innovative visual culture and provide opportunities for better enjoyment.

TB HONG KONG MOBILE FESTIVAL FESTIVAL
Hong Kong Mobile Film Festival (HKMFF) exists since 2007, hosted by WTIA (Hong Kong Wireless Technology Industry Association) and HKPC (Hong Kong Production Council) This festival has been created to encourage the younger generation to pursue their dreams. through mobile phones and preparing them for the needs of the industry. In the meantime, it creates an atmosphere for films produced with a mobile phone to be appreciated.

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