Competition

Dates and deadlines

There is an "Early bird" deadline for April 16th, a regular deadline for July 2, a late deadline for
August 6th, an extended deadline for August 27th and a fast track late submission for September
16th. If I enter, I will enter the regular deadline for July 2nd

Categories available and what I would enter for

I could either enter the "Best British Short Film", "Best International Short Film" or "Best Student
film" category as my project will fit into any of those three categories. I will enter the "Best Student
Film" as this will the most suited to me and my competition will be other students giving me a
chance in the competition whereas the other two categories would be very hard because of the
level of skill that the other competitors have.

Submission rules

According to The UK Film Festival London, December 14th 2019:

"Submission Eligibility

- All submitted films (except Features) must have been completed after 1 January 2016.

- The student concession fee is only applicable to filmmakers that were full time students at the time
of making the film.

- All films in a language other than English must be subtitled in English.

- Exploitation or grossly indecent genres are not eligible.

Terms and conditions:

The UK Film Festival is hereby granted the right to utilize an excerpt from any film submitted and
accepted for exhibition at the Festival for promotional purposes. The individual or corporation
submitting the film hereby warrants that it is authorized to commit the film for screening, and
understands and accepts these requirements and regulations.

As my project will follow all of these rules and regulations, I will be able to submit my project to this
competition if I wanted to. I will continue to follow these rules throughout my project.

Entry fee:

The entry fee for the regular deadline for a student is £25 for "Best Student Film"

Why I feel that I could win this competition

I feel that I could win this competition as I will be able to follow all of the guidelines and from all of
my past units, I have been working at a distinction level so I do possess the skills and creativity to
produce a piece of work that could win the competition. I already have a strong idea of what I am
going to do and I believe that my narrative is strong, so there is potential and if my work comes out
the way I want it to then the narrative along with the skills of editing, camerawork, lighting and
sound should allow me to convey a strong message from my narrative that could have the potential
to win.