48-Hour Mobile Device Film Challenge

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48-Hour Mobile Device Film Challenge

Turn up the heat this summer with a challenge.

The Edmonton Short Film Festival’s annual 48-Hour Mobile Device Film Challenge is on!

In 48 hours time, you must complete a two-minute film shooting only with a mobile device (editing can be done on a computer) and include three secret elements revealed to you the night before.

Prizes are up for grabs for best judged film, best use of secret elements and best marketed film.

All films will be screened at the Edmonton Short Film Festival Film Expo!

This event is open to Albertans of all ages.

Dates: July 23 – 25, 2021
Cost: Free

For more information or to register, visit esff.ca.

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