Globally, we're living in a time when how we spend our day has changed. Choose one day during the month of June to capture a day in your life. Record the highlights of your day and edit it into a short-form documentary style video that's up to 8 minutes long.
Globally, we're living in a time when how we spend our day has changed. Choose one day during the month of June to capture a day in your life. Record the highlights of your day and edit it into a short-form documentary style video that's up to 8 minutes long. Have fun! Be creative! Bring your unique voice! This project should serve as a time capsule for you to reflect on, and understand what this moment meant to you.
SUBMISSION LIMITS
Your video cannot exceed 8 minutes.
Deadline to submit: June 30, 2020 at 2PM PT.
CHALLENGE RULES
Our monthly challenges are open to everyone in the Sundance Co//ab community. One entry per person, per challenge. All submissions will be viewable to the community. All submissions will be given equal consideration and the final winner will be determined by the consensus of the designated Sundance judges.
Only those submissions that meet the criteria outlined in the submission guidelines can be selected as the winner.
The challenge closes on June 30, 2020 at 2PM PT.
PRIZES
Winner will receive:
- The winner will have their work featured on Sundance Co//ab
- One-on-one mentorship session with a Sundance Advisor
- Sundance Co//ab All Access Membership (12 months) which includes:
- Master Classes - One free registration in every monthly Master Class ($900 value)
- Online Courses - Save 50% on first live, online multi-week course and 25% on each subsequent online course (Fees apply)
- Member-only Events - Invitation to monthly Advisor Q&A Live webinar
- Live Events - Priority access to select live Sundance learning events
Runners-up (two will be selected) - Sundance Co//ab Annual Membership (12 months)
Jurors
Bay Dariz
Juror
Bay Dariz is an LA-based film producer and co-founder of Minutehand Pictures. He’s best known for WELCOME TO HAPPINESS (FilmBuff/Orion), I'M POPPY (Sundance, YouTube Originals) and ALI & CAVETT: THE TALE OF THE TAPES (SXSW, HBO Documentary Films). Between feature film projects, he also produces music videos with artists such as Poppy, Todrick Hall, Vic Mensa, and ScHoolboy Q, as well as other short form content with over 100 million views online.
Marcel Rasquin
Juror
Coffeemaker, troublemaker, twinmaker. A Venezuelan filmmaker based in LA, Rasquin won a scholarship to study a postgraduate diploma and a Masters Degree in Film at The Victorian College of the Arts of the University of Melbourne, Australia. Rasquin is the writer and director of the feature HERMANO (2010), which won the Grand Prix (with Luc Besson presiding the jury), the Audience Award, and the Critics’ Award at the Moscow International Film Festival. HERMANO also won Best Film at the Huelva FilmFest in Spain, Best First Feature in Habana Film Festival in Cuba, and over 25 other international awards. HERMANO was the Venezuelan candidate for the Foreign Language Film Category at the 2011 Academy Awards and was released theatrically by Music Box Films in 2012. Variety included Rasquin on its “Top Ten Directors to Watch” list in 2011. Rasquin is also an accomplished theater director, with works ranging from classics, experimental, and even a Broadway Musical (NEXT TO NORMAL). He’s currently developing his second feature, DOGS IN ANTARCTICA, a television series, FLAT OUT, in addition to producing Diego Vicentini’s first feature, SIMÓN. Marcel is a 2020 Film Two Sundance Fellow.