Art by Chance Ultra Short Film Festival
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| Location | Istanbul, Turkey |
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| Language | International |
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The Art by Chance Ultra Short Film Festival is a public art event that takes place in 26 countries, 260 cities.[1] It presents ultra-short films in unexpected and non-theatrical venues, such as subways, buses, airports, cafes, malls, trains, sports centers, art galleries, museums and bars. The movies are one minute long, presenting a single idea, without rules or guidelines. Video submissions are judged by a professional jury. It has been organized since 2009. A fifth edition is scheduled for January 15, 2015.[2]
Impact
In September 2009, the New York Magazine presented the event as follows:
| “ | We’re kind of excited by this idea: the Art By Chance Film Festival celebrates “ultra-short films” by presenting them to us in unexpected, non-theatrical venues: Movies might pop-up in subways, buses, airports, cafes, malls, etc. on digital screens scattered throughout the city. And not just our city Plus, the films, predicated on the theme of “journeys” and under a minute long, are fascinating little works[3] | ” |
Jurors
- Liz Rosenthal – Founder and Director / Power to the Pixel
- Don Hahn – Producer at Walt Disney Company
- Kees Brienen – Curator / Film Festival Rotterdam
- Douwe Draaisma – Philosopher
- Johanna von Fischer – Director of the British Independent Film Awards
- Richard Raskin – Co-founder of Multiplatform Storytelling and Production
- Michel Reilac – Executive Director or ARTE France Cinema
- Nick Roddick – Film Journalist and Course Director MA Films Curating, London Film School
- Patricia Beckmann – Former Manager/ Walt Disney Animation Studios
- Ryan Harrington – Vice-President of Artist Programs for the Tribeca Film Institute
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