MCLC: June 4 poetry film contest

Denton, Kirk denton.2 at osu.edu
Thu Feb 13 08:56:22 EST 2014


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From: kirk (denton.2 at osu.edu)
Subject: June 4 poetry film contest
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2014 “June Fourth” Poetry Film Contest

· PURPOSE: Although the truth of June Fourth Incident (Tiananmen
Square Protests of 1989) is yet to be unfolded and given justice, it is an
epochal monument for the entire world. Twenty-five years after the
Incident, we would like to invite artists from all areas to work together
to create poetry films that commemorates it. It is hoped that, by
extending artistic creativity, we are able to cross the borders of taboo
and broaden the perspectives of freedom. Let memories sing and eyes weave
dialogs, video and poetry aligned to voice again various reflections and
elaborations on June Fourth Incident.

· ORGANIZERS: New School for Democracy <http://idemocracy.asia/>; The
Editorial Board of Anthology of June 4th Poetry
· SUBMISSION DEADLINE: April 30th, 2014
· DATE OF THE AWARD CEREMONY: June 4th, 2014
· JURY: Hung Hung (鴻鴻, convener), AI Xiaoming (艾晓明), ZENG Jinyan (曾金
燕), 
Shu Kei (舒 琪), YING Liang (應亮), CHEN Wei (陳偉)
· ANY QUESTION PLEASE CONTACT: 64poetry at gmail.com

· Ten potential poems for visualization: 1. 也斯〈靜物〉; 2. 唯色〈六月:長滿
悲哀的雙數〉; 3. 焦
桐〈老屋〉; 4. 殷龍龍〈天空和臉〉; 5. 曾宏〈我內心的節日〉; 6.劉霞〈碎片 8〉
; 7. 孫磊 〈不是結尾,是紀念〉; 8. 張耳〈敏感
詞〉; 9. 廖偉棠〈二十三年祭〉; 10. 龍青〈風,醒自於劫餘〉. ALL LISTED POEM
ARE ON THIS 
PAGE:http://goo.gl/BuOzE1

GUIDELINES

1. Video length: 64 to 89 seconds, made suitable for viewing on cell
phones and tablets.
2. Sources of poetry selection: Contestants are free to use the ten poems
from Anthology of June 4th Poetry above or to compose original poems. The
text of the poem selected may or may not appear in the video, whether
partially or in its entirety.
3. Formats accepted: AVI, MOV, and MPG. All videos must be in a resolution
720x480 as a minimum. The winners must provide the Organizers with the
original file of the winning video on a disc.
4. Subtitling: Subtitles are required if your video has dialogs and/or
narrations.
5. Contestant qualifications: None. All individuals and parties are
welcome. A contestant may submit more than one video.

Submission instructions:

· Step 1: Upload your video (resolution 720x480 and above) to Youtube with
privacy set as “Unlisted” (viewable by those who are sent the video link).
· Step 2: Fill out the online submission form of “2014 ‘June Fourth’
Poetry Film Contest.” <http://goo.gl/956GYt> The submission system will
notify you instantly whether your submission is completed or not.

1. Submission deadline: April 30th, 2014. 23:59:59 (GMT+8, Taiwan time).
2. Awards: Three winners will be selected among all the contestants.
Prizes include copies of Anthology of June 4th Poetry and other
collectibles. The Jury and Organizers reserve the right to change the
prizes, the number of winners, and the division of prizes.
3. Copyrights:

·         Any original work, i.e., music, footage, or written texts that
appears in your video must comply with Taiwan’s copyright regulations.

·         The Organizers have offered free score music downloads. Please
refer to the official website of the New School for Democracy
<http://idemocracy.asia/>. If you choose to use music not provided by the
Organizers, you will need to prepare an authorization letter signed by the
copyright owner(s) and send it to the Organizers along with a disc copy of
your video that has made it to the final.

·         The right of publicity: To avoid violating the right of
publicity of anyone who shows up in your video, it is your responsibility
to confirm that he or she has agreed to be seen in the video.

·         Copyright agreement: Your video must be original and clear of
copyright issues. You will be held utterly responsible for any legal
obligations and punishments if your video is found of copyright
infringement. If such infringement is confirmed, the Organizers will annul
your award and recall the prize if given.

·         The poems provided by the Organizers are agreed by the writers
to be used for public benefits or non-commercial purposes. If you would
like to use them for other purposes, please contact the writers for
permission directly.

·         You must agree that your video can be viewed for an unlimited
number of times on the websites concerned before the award ceremony. Your
video should not be publicly accessible on any media or websites or
entered into any other contests before the contest ends.

·         The winners agree that their videos can be unconditionally used
for public benefits or non-commercial purposes that promote human rights
and democracy. The Organizers are entitled to the videos’ copyrights such
as the remanufacturing, distribution, re-editing, transmission, public
screening, and releasing of the videos in Taiwan and overseas.

·         Privacy protection: All contestants’ personal information is
Strictly used for internal verification and as means of contact. No other
uses are allowed.



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