Applications can be sent until the start of the competition via email to the registration@shoot4earth.org.
The application form can be downloaded from hereâŠ
The Shoot4Earth is a filmmaking worldwide game originated from Hungary, which has won the Global Short Film Awards at Cannes in 2021.
Raise awareness to the changes we all have to do on a daily basis in our consuming habits!
24-hour global filmmaking marathon promoting environmental thinking
15-16th of April, 2023
Register, shoot, upload and win!
The competition: 15-16th of April, 2023 (Saturday-Sunday)
Start: 15th of April, 2023 (Saturday), 10 AM local time
Shoot a 60-seconds long short film in 24 hours, upload it and win!
CHIEF PATRON AND MENTOR OF THE EVENT
Csaba KĆRĂSI President of the UN General Assembly
HEAD OF THE INTERNATIONAL JURY
Lawrence David FOLDES (Los Angeles)
Member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences of the United States
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
Professor Karl BARDOSH
Master Prof. Tisch School of Arts New York University
DIRECTOR OF THE FESTIVAL/FOUNDER
GĂĄbor KINDL
President, Shoot4Earth Shoot for Earth Foundation
In recent years, the world has been hit by several ecological and natural disasters that have caused huge casualties, and who knows how many more time bombs are still ticking.
We can read about acid rains, mud slides, floods, bushfires and tragedies polluting the oceans on a daily basis.
According to climate scientists, global climate change is largely caused by humans themselves.
The accumulation of mountains of non-biodegradable waste, the toxic substances, the destruction of fauna and flora, all go hand in hand with the destruction of our environment.
We are launching a 24-hour filmmaking competition, Shoot4Earth – Shoot for the Earth, on 15 April 2023, for people from all continents to promote environmental awareness.
With the power of filmmaking, our goal is to bring awareness to the changes we all have to do on a daily basis in our consuming habits.
We hope that the competition will encourage the spread of environmental awareness and responsible behaviour.
From the very beginning, the competition has been personally supported for many years by the Oscar-winning Czech film director JiĆĂ Menzel as head of the jury. IstvĂĄn SzabĂł, Oscar-winning Hungarian film director, and many other well-known filmmakers, including KristĂłf DeĂĄk, director of the Oscar-winning short film Sing, are also present. Our initiative was also praised by Steven Spielberg, Academy Award winning director.
The organizers of the competition would like to contribute to the primary interest of humanity: to keep the Blue Planet as mankindâs shared habitat for a long time in the future.
Join us! Promote the art of filmmaking and help bring awareness to environmental thinking!
