Conditions of entry

Entries for the 2013 program have now closed

Eligibility

  1. Any Person/s wanting to submit a completed short that complies with the criteria/conditions set out by the Bayside Film Festival.
     
  2. Individuals, secondary and tertiary students are eligible to apply for the Jump Cut Category in the Bayside Film Festival 2013 as well as international films and entries from across Australia.
     
  3. Young people from the ages of 10 to 26 not affiliated with a school or tertiary institute may also apply, but will need to specify the age of crew members at  the time of completing the film to qualify. Of primary interest are the Writer, Director and Producer (i.e. from the ages of 10 to 26).
     
  4. Bayside Film Festival will only screen films made from January 2011 onwards. Whilst films up to 15 minutes in length are accepted, films with a  shorter duration times are encouraged.
     
  5. Deadline for Applications - registrations will be accepted up to 5pm, Tuesday 30th April 2013.
     
  6. The applicant grants the Bayside Film Festival the right to: 

    1. Exhibit the film in the Bayside Film Festival 2013.
    2. Reproduce the film for viewing online via the Bayside Film Festival website. (Please note: Winning films are placed online with the permission of the filmmaker.)
    3. Exhibit the production either in part or in total for promotional purposes.
       
  7. Entries will not be considered valid until the entry fee has been paid. (Australian entries only. No fees apply to International films). 
     
  8. Films must be entered on DVD for judging purposes.
     
  9. A completed  Submission Form is required with your DVD.  All details in the Jump Cut submission form must be completed and include your age at the completion of the film. See Payment Section for Submission form and online payment.
     
  10. Selected films:
     
    1. If your film is selected for screening at the Festival, then a higher quality version of your film may be required.
    2. All selected films are to be submitted as .avi or .mov files copied onto disc from your editing system, or onto mini - DV tape.
    3. Please refer to the Selection and screening section of this website for more information.

Copyright - Very Important

  1. All shorts with segments or portions of music not copyrighted will not be screened due to copyright infringement laws.
     
  2. For explanation, read the section on Copyright Information.

Ownership, Content and License

  1. By submitting your film you acknowledge that the submission has been shot and recorded according to the Bayside Film Festival guidelines and authenticate this short as your own submission.
     
  2. The applicant has obtained permission from all participants involved in the film and any music used through out the film. It is the applicant’s responsibility that the film does not infringe the rights, including but not limited to, copyright or intellectual property etc. of another person, group or entity. Any music used is credited and acknowledged.
     
  3. You indemnify the Bayside Film Festival, its officials, members, volunteers from and against any actions, claims, liability, loss or damage from the given dates of the ‘screening’ festival dates.
     
  4. You grant a non-exclusive license to the Bayside Film Festival Inc. from the date of your submission until 31 May 2014 to publicly screen your submission, at any state or territory or national venue in conjunction with the festival organisation.

For further information contact:

Jump Cut Project Officer
Bayside City Council
PO Box 27
Sandringham  VIC  3191


Page last updated: 02 May 2013

Boston Tommy
dir. Blake Botcich
6.56 minutes
Winner - Secondary Category (AU)
2012 Bayside Film Festival

All About Allergies
dir. Taliesin Galloway McLean
4.19 minutes
Winner - Primary Category (AU)
2012 Bayside Film Festival

Poop
dir. Ben McCarthy
4.30 minutes
Finalist - Primary Category (AU)
2012 Bayside Film Festival