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International Teen Shorts Film Festival
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It’s the shorter adaptation of the International Teen Shorts Film Festival which will be held with the participation of young moviemakers from al over the world. OK, but what itsFF really means? What for International Teen Shorts Film Festival works? Is Internatiional Teen Shorts Film Festival something which may even work? You’ve got it! Right! First of all, itsFF relieves everyone, from the participant to the organizator, of pronouncing “International Teen Shor....” thousand and thousand times, and thus it avoids them of the ultimate danger of being formal and serious. Because as the name implies, Teen Shorts is an organization which demonstrates what a young creative brain can do!
In addition to this, it gets the young people from all over the world together and provides them the opportunity to share their experiences and their different cultures that they brought through their luggages, via new friendships that they built in Istanbul. Furthermore, it creates a platform where certain critics, directors and musicians from different countries meet and arrange workshops and seminars in order to improve the productivity of young brains under the light of their professional backgrounds. In brief, itsFF tries its best just to see young people passionately attached to the cinema.
Young Moviemakers get together in Istanbul
International Teen Shorts Film Festival welcomes approximately 60 young cinephiles from all over the world. Organized by KSGD, its’FilmFestival is supported by European Union Youth and Education Fonds.
Within the scope of the festival which is realized this year for the first time, young people at the ages of 13-19 from divers countries will meet in Istanbul. Simoultanously with the presentations of the competion movies in Istanbul Beyoğlu Sineması between September 24-31; certain critics, directors and musicians such as Ceylan Özçelik, Selim Demirdelen, Ümit Ünal, Selim Evci, Alexander Brondsted, Antonio Tublen, Krister Linder will have the opportunity to transfer their knowledge to participants throgh workshops. As it seems, primary goal of the festival is not only to be a regular film festival but also move forward Istanbul’s young moviemakers to a further international platform.
Films will be competing under three categories, Go Slow (video Art), The Smallest Girl Ate The Biggest Apple (Komedi) and Well Done (Drama). Whilst all the category winner will be awarded with a “Red Apple”, the most successful film will also receive a reward of € 1.000.
In addition to this, certain NGO’s will reward the movies with green, purple and white apples that they found to be sensitive about social issues such as environment, discrimination and disabled people. Out of competition part will include certain directors’ short films that they shot in their youth. Workshops will be open to the participation of everyone. Movies who are not accepted in the competition will be displayed in this section.
KSGD which was founded by 110 people 1 year ago defines itself as a project engine which associated for the purpose of providing suport to the creative intelligence and assisting it for its self-actualisation. Consisting of volunteers and professionals, KSGD involves advertisement, public relations and organization experts in it.