World's first video iPod film festival

The Flux today announced the opening of the Flux iPod Film Festival, an online film festival and competition of content formatted for the iPod. Visitors to the website can download films for playback on computers or video iPods, then vote for a favorite video. Prizes will be awarded in three categories: best indie/student short, best amateur/family clip, and best music video. Submissions must be less than ten minutes and properly formatted for the iPod. R Cubed Productions will offer conversion services to properly format films for iPod playback for a small fee. The festival submission deadline is January 25th.

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macnavi

$15!!!

01/04, 7:33pm, EST

What a waste, what a fake. What a way to make money... for them! It 'll cost you $15 to send your film to this "festival". You should get paid to help them to make a database with films. Put your stuff on archive.org, don't waist your money and your precious work on this.

Do I hear a boycot?!

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Stacy

Prizes!!!

01/27, 11:40am, EST

This is a great idea. Why not do it? The fee is typical (used to cover festival administrative costs), and the prizes include a MacBook Pro and other Apple goodies. The Flux has extended the deadline to February 20th.

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