Online Photography
ONLINE PHOTOGRAPHY FESTIVAL 2020
DATES
01 Sept - 01 November
HOST
The British School New Delhi
CONTACT
Neha Grewal
n.grewal@british-school.org
Information Sheet
Deadline for Registration: 1 September 2020
Deadline for Online Submissions: 1 November 2020
Conceptualised around Internationalism, Building Bridges is an online Art festival using Photography and digital manipulation media for students from Key Stage 2-5 to visually express their creative interpretation of crossing borders and boundaries, metaphorically and physically. These images could be singular or combined as a photo-collage to create a symbolic bridge to cross over to a land without borders- A land that belongs to all. The images should represent ideas of unity, understanding, empathy, peace and friendship.
Each school is encouraged to engage students to explore and interpret the theme in their own way.
Festival Rules
Subject Material
Submissions must be related to the theme ‘Building Bridges’, referencing the conceptual outline above.
Criteria
Schools must select their 50 best entries based on the criteria listed below.
The selected entries will be displayed as a digital online exhibition on the FOBISIA and The British School websites from 20 November 2020- 31 December 2020.
Eligibility Requirements
● Each entry should be the work of one student or a student group and should be compiled as one submitted image.
● Schools are to select up to 50 top entries from students across Key Stage 2-5.
● Photographs could be digitally or artistically modified and combined using creative media or digital illustration tools such as, Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.
● Photographs can be taken by a film camera, digital camera or a mobile camera.
● The final artwork needs to be submitted as a ‘.jpeg’ or ‘.png’, with a file size of minimum 1MB to a limit of 3MB.
● The submissions will be made digitally using a Drobox link coordinated by The British School New Delhi between 1 October – 1 November 2020.
● Each image file should be named as “Name of student_School name_Key Stage”
● All photographic/graphic/artistic content must be original student work (including the visual and conceptual interpretation).
● Adult facilitation (teachers, parents) should be limited to supporting technical and media resources only.
● The festival is open only to the schools that register within the deadline using the Microsoft Forms link which closes on 1 September 2020.
Submission Deadlines and Dates
● Only 50 entries per school.
● Each school is requested to fill student and entry details using the Google form shared after the registration has been completed. Title and captions will also be required with a brief explanation.
● Dropbox for Final submission of entries will close on 1 November 2020.
● Festival goes live on FOBISIA and British School New Delhi websites on 20 November 2020
We suggest that Schools can hold their own internal competitions to select the best 50 submissions across Key Stages 2-5. Entries should be based on the following criteria:
Assessment Criteria
| Visual |
Aesthetic/visual selection of the photographic image(s) relevant to the theme and demonstrating creative originality & selection Creative modification of photographic images using varied media (collage, painting/drawing/illustrations etc). Demonstrating the capacity to select and control media & techniques. |
| Conceptual |
Quality and depth of ideas towards the theme of ‘Building Bridges’ based on the concept of Internationalism Clarity of the ideas being expressed in the final visual presentation |
For further information and clarification, please contact:
Neha Grewal: n.grewal@british-school.org
Please visit our website for updates
We look forward to seeing your creative interpretations of ‘Building Bridges’
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Online Short Film & Animation
ONLINE SHORT FILM & ANIMATION COMPETITION 2020
DATES
01 Sept - 01 November
HOST
The British School New Delhi
CONTACT
Harshita Guha
h.guha@british-school.org
Information Sheet
Deadline for Registration: 1 September 2020
Deadline for Online Submissions: 1 November 2020
This Film Festival is designed to give students an opportunity to tell their stories through film making and animation based on the Festival’s Theme ‘Walking in Someone Else’s Shoe’, conceptualised around Internationalism and inspired by Mary T. Lathrap’s poem “Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes.” Students are encouraged to explore the impact of social, political, cultural borders and boundaries, the importance of empathy and the appreciation of multiple perspectives in order to create a truly global community through their films.
Festival Rules
Subject Material
Submissions must be related to the theme ‘Walking in Someone Else’s Shoes’, referencing the conceptual outline above.
Criteria
Schools must select their 25 best entries based on the criteria listed below.
The selected entries will be displayed as a digital online exhibition on the FOBISIA and The British School websites from 30 November 2020- 31 December 2020.
Eligibility Requirements
● The film must show a strong relationship to the theme
● Schools are to select up to 25 top entries to enter into the festival.
● Total running time of each film submission must be under two minutes, not including credits
● Film could be digitally or artistically modified and combined using stop motion animation/GIF and digital editing tools such as i-movie, movie maker.
● Films can be shot by a film camera, digital camera or a mobile camera.
● The final film needs to be submitted as a ‘MP4’ format with a size limit of minimum 300 MB to maximum 500MB. Please add the required credits.
● The submissions will be made digitally using a Drobox link coordinated by The British School New Delhi.
● Each entry is to be submitted as video file saved as “Name of student_School name_Key Stage”
● All audio/film/graphic content must be original, copyright free or have written permission, and be properly documented.
● If music is used, it must be from a public domain or royalty free. Copyrighted music is strictly not allowed.
● Adult facilitation (teachers, parents, etc.) should be limited to supporting technical and media resources only.
● The Festival is open only to the schools registered within the deadline using the Microsoft Form Link shared
Submission Deadlines and Dates
● There can be up to 25 entries per school.
● Each school is requested to fill student and entry details using the Google form shared after the registration has been completed. Title and captions will also be required with a brief explanation.
● Dropbox for Final submission of entries will close on 1 November 2020.
● Festival goes live on the FOBISIA and The British School websites on 30 November 2020.
We suggest that Schools can hold their own internal competition to select the best 25 submissions across Key Stages 2-5. Entries should be based on the following criteria:
Assessment Criteria
| Content |
Storytelling Continuity Creativity |
| Technical |
Editing Audio/Sound Editing |
For further information and clarification, please contact:
Harshita Guha: h.guha@british-school.org
Please visit our website for updates
We look forward to seeing your creative interpretations of ‘Walking in Someone Else's Shoes’
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ONLINE ART COMPETITION 2021
DATES
01 Jan - 01 March
HOST
Dulwich College (Singapore
CONTACT
Kathryn.Hall
kathryn.hall@dulwich-singapore.edu.sg
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