Like making movies? Want to see them on the big screen? Tweedlove are running their popular short film competition again in 2015 and want to see more entries dropping from bike folk outside of the valley. Whether you’re the next big thing in mountain bike movies, or it’s been a while since you’ve got behind a camera. If you’ve got a story to tell, or an idea in your mind, they want to hear from you!
Fiona from Tweedlove says: “TweedLove film competitions have attracted some original ideas and high quality submissions – so keep them coming! Kids films, arty films, adrenaline films… doesn’t matter as long as it’s on theme.”
The winner will be announced at the TweedLove Bike Night, where the plan is to show some of the top entries (great prizes for the winners) and there might be a special extra prize for best film featuring the Tweed Valley.
Here’s what happened last year…
First prize – Lucy Grant Too cool for School. Filmed by Matt MacDonald
Second prize – Half Decent. Filmed by Ian Munro
Third prize – Life on One Wheel. Filmed by Lucy Grant
Highly Commended – New Balance – Filmed by Scott Mulligan
And here’s the official bit:
Theme: Bikes.
Closing date for entries Friday 22 May, 12 noon
Open to amateurs only – please don’t enter if you make a living from film-making.
The film should be between 2.5 and 3 minutes long, and submitted on DVD or as a digital file.
Send DVDs to TweedLove, c/o 12 Kingsmeadows Road, Peebles, Scottish Borders EH45 9EN
Digital files to info@tweedlove.com
