"Porcelain Unicorn"
British film director Sir Ridley Scott launched a global film making contest for aspiring directors. It's titled "Tell It Your Way". There were over 600 entries.
The film could be no longer than three minutes, contain only 6 lines of narrative & be a compelling story. The winner was "Porcelain Unicorn" from American director Keegan Wilcox.
It's a story of the lifetimes of two people who are totally opposite, yet, very much the same - all told in less than 3 minutes.
You'll see why it won.
Besides being of excellent entertainment value, this video is very educational for anyone shooting video. My take:
• Only keep those clips that are absolutely necessary to tell the 'story'.
• The same gores for the sound track.
• Add external content as needed to tie the story together. Only if needed.
The film could be no longer than three minutes, contain only 6 lines of narrative & be a compelling story. The winner was "Porcelain Unicorn" from American director Keegan Wilcox.
It's a story of the lifetimes of two people who are totally opposite, yet, very much the same - all told in less than 3 minutes.
You'll see why it won.
Besides being of excellent entertainment value, this video is very educational for anyone shooting video. My take:
• Only keep those clips that are absolutely necessary to tell the 'story'.
• The same gores for the sound track.
• Add external content as needed to tie the story together. Only if needed.
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