New Indie Film Site The Auteurs To Make A Splash At Cannes

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 New Indie Film Site The Auteurs To Make A Splash At Cannes
New Indie film site The Auteurs , which is in private beta, is trying to make a big splash around the Cannes Film Festival later this week with a competition. And they’ve lined up some big sponsors to help them. The competition is sponsored by HP, Facebook and Flip. Users pick up one of 250 free Flip cameras at the festival and shoot a three minute short film. The winner, as judged by ... [link]

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Indie Implosion, Several Kinds of Awful: BlogNosh 05/12/08
Published 5/12/2008 by Karina Longworth at SpoutBlog
... , is hosting a short film competition at Cannes. TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington has a prediction: “These movies are going to be awful.” ...

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Published 5/13/2008 by Scott Macaulay (noreply@blogger.com) at Filmmaker Magazine
... Michael Arrington at TechCrunch reports on a way you can make money while in Cannes. (Actually, there are a bunch of ways you can make money in Cannes, but this one is legal.) The arthouse download site The Auteurs is sponsoring a contest in which you arrive at the festival, pick up one of 250 Flip cameras, make a film while there, and compete for a $10,000 prize. More details at the link. Previously we wrote about the Obama Campaign's "Obama in 30 Seconds Competition" user-generated political ad competition. You can see the winner and the runners-up ...

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