The power and relevancy of film documentaries for advocacy purposes in the modern world cannot be overemphasized. A film documentary can be used to change or improve society in some way by bringing to light certain causes or injustices – violent practices and abuses – with the hope to help galvanize the communities to change certain attitudes and perceptions. It can also be used to encourage dialogue across different groups of people. The CTIP themed short film competition is established to leverage the power of media to inspire and motivate people, move past walls of deep-seated values and beliefs, tap into human emotions- hearts and minds, open pathways for deep and authentic conversations and impact cultural roots.
WORTH
- Cash Prize of N1, 000,000.
- A 6-month retainer contract to develop short films for other programmes within the organization
- Access to other LEAP Africa branded merchandize and other consolation prizes.
ELIGIBILITY
- Filmmakers should be Nigerian Nationals.
- Age Limit: 18 – 35 years.
- Submission is acceptable from Individuals, groups, or organizations
- Maximum submission entry is two – 5mins and 60secs trailer
- The short film can be produced in any Nigerian language (Pidgin English, Hausa, Igbo & Yoruba) with provision for English sub-title
- The short film must not include copyrighted images, video, or music.
DEADLINE: April 3 2022
To apply and for more information visit here