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90to5 Editing Awards
Posted by Tilmann Vogt on August 25, 2012 at 1:37 pmEdge your digital razor blades! We challenge you to edit a full length feature down to 5 minutes. Here is how it works:
1. Pick your favorite public domain movie (https://challenge.90to5.org/movies/)
2. Start up the editing software of your choice and cut away…
3. Upload your masterpiece and be rewarded with cash and fame!It’s free it’s fun and you can win big! Deadline is September 9th – so hurry up and head over to https://challenge.90to5.org/ or watch this intro on youtube
Happy editing!:D
The 90to5 team
Tilmann Vogt replied 13 years, 11 months ago 3 Members · 8 Replies -
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Stephen Smith
August 27, 2012 at 5:38 pmSo it’s like creating a movie trailer but you reveal the ending…never mind, I guess some movie trailers already do that. This would be a great assignment for film students.
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Mark Suszko
August 27, 2012 at 8:08 pmI took a look at this and I think I’ll pass. To do something truly inspired with hokey public domain footage that’s not just a trailer parody would require some deep thought and hard work. Their “Metropolis” example was horrible, and ironic, in terms of the film’s history of being subjected to merciless cuts to reduce run times.
Hey, Is “Battkeship Potempkin” clear for PD? I’ve alwasy thought that would be a good film to re-make, if done right. No, you can;t do it “right” in five minutes… but maybe …. something.. (eyes go unfocused, wanders off mumbling…)
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Tilmann Vogt
August 27, 2012 at 10:22 pmHey Stephen,
yes, kind of like that… and it’s indeed a great exercise. If you happen to know any students that might be interested – spread the word! Thanks heaps!
Til
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Tilmann Vogt
August 27, 2012 at 10:33 pmHey Mark,
haha, you are right – the Metropolis example does suck a lot! Anyways, most of the entries we received so far are awesome… Battleship Potemkin is in the PD and up at the Internet Archive
https://archive.org/details/BattleshipPotemkin 😀Cheers,
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Mark Suszko
August 29, 2012 at 2:43 pmQuestion for Tilman: can we add new, custom audio in the re-edit, or must all audio come from the original PD source film, and no other sources?
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Tilmann Vogt
August 29, 2012 at 3:08 pmHey Mark,
This is an excellent question. As long as it helps tell the story and there is no copyright attached (to that audio) it should be fine. This is for the “True Edit Award”.
For the “Fun Edit Award” things are even more liberal… you can get away with all sorts of inserted visuals/sounds.Sorry again for spoiling your appetite with my shocking noobish edit of Metropolis. I’m glad you might still join the fun and look forward to your edit!
Cheers,
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Tilmann Vogt
September 1, 2012 at 2:35 pmHey, check this out – two of the participants of the 90to5 Editing Challenge posted their edits on youtube:
Night of the Living Dead
https://t.co/9IZXoiQK
And two versions of My Man Godfrey
https://t.co/Ff3rL2oU
https://t.co/VGyihLHN
Now there are some good examples to follow… and compete against 😉Cheers,
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Tilmann Vogt
October 3, 2012 at 1:25 pmHi there,
just to let you know – https://90to5.org is online with lot’s of beautiful 5 minute edits to watch and vote for. Have fun!
Cheers,
Til
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