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Best Use of Video
Judges want to see films about architecture that are inspiring and informative so it becomes a compelling and engaging experience.
They want to know how the film is explaining an aspect of the architectural design process that can’t easily be conveyed in words or still photographs. Powerful films also have a strong story that’s relevant to a wider audience and a clear narrative that has a beginning, middle and end
This category is for films over two minutes thirty seconds. If you film is under this length please enter the Short Clip category.
Videos must have been created between summer 2024 and autumn ’24.
Entry Fee: £150.00 + VAT
Criteria
| Story | Does the film communicate a clear story and drive a narrative? Is there a strong beginning, middle and end? Is the film trying to make an emotional connection with the viewer? |
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| Engagement | Are you clear who your audience is and what you’re trying to achieve? How are you measuring success? Are there any relevant statistics to show plays, finishes or likes? |
| Composition | Are shots well composed? From a visual point of view, is the film eye catching and appealing? |
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