1.1 FILMAKERS:
The filmmakers can be of any nationality.
1.2 LANGUAGE:
The entry could be in any language. It must have English sub-titles.
2. ENTRY CONDITIONS
- The competition is open for Films/ Documentaries/Animation.
- The film should be 5 minutes or less in length (including credits).
- Films shot by Mobile Phones are also welcomed.
- If the film includes languages other than English, English subtitles must be added.
- Submissions from any country are welcome.
- Entries are accepted through DVD submission or https://jeevika.wetransfer.com
- 5 best films will be screened at the Jeevika: Asia Livelihood Documentary Festival.
- The winning film will receive a prize of USD 300 / Rs 20,000.
- Entries without the duly filled-in entry forms will not be considered.
- Multiple entries can be submitted but requires separate entry form.
- Films once entered cannot be withdrawn.
- Entering films for EduDoc 2015 indicates acceptance that the entered copies will be part of the Centre for Civil Society Audio-visual Documentation Library for Screenings and also will be available online.
- The films kept in our archive will not be screened commercially or sold.
3. EVALUATION PROCESS
Jury: The five-member Jury will meet to evaluate the shortlisted entries and select the best 5 Films/ Documentaries/Animation and a winner.
4. THE AWARDS
Best 5 films will be screened at the Jeevika: Asia Livelihood Documentary Festival
And the winning film will receive a prize of USD 300 / Rs 20,000.
Please Note: Taxes applicable as per the government rule.
5. About Centre for Civil Society
Centre for Civil Society advances social change through public policy. Our work in education, livelihood, and policy training promotes choice and accountability across the private and public sectors. To translate policy into practice, we engage with policy and opinion leaders through research, pilot projects and advocacy.
Vision: Each individual leads a life of choice in personal, economic and political spheres and every institution is accountable.