TECNO Rewards Winners For Creativity In CAMON Short Film Challenge
Past achievements clearly show what is still possible in the future. However, success on the first try is often associated with luck if the same results are not obtained again.
Due to its popularity, this year's Camon Short Film Challenge has generated a lot of anticipation and excitement. So when the time came, they all took part in the CAMON BALURREN challenge, confident that their efforts would be rewarded.
As long as the agonizing hours passed with no word on this year's winners, the wait was over.
and on Monday, November 7, 2022 with the announcement of winners on TECNO social media.
Powered by the TECNO CAMON 19 flagship device launched earlier this year, the competition offers content creators a unique opportunity to showcase and promote their work.
In the first phase, creative minds create a brilliant and exciting two-minute film using any smartphone. Films can be comedy, fiction, drama or any other genre chosen by the participants. Movies should have a complete story with a beginning, middle and end. Despite many excellent entries from across the country, only 19 contestants made it to the next stage.
After a rigorous selection process, the top 19 contestants were selected and tasked with making a good short film using the TECNO Camon 19. The final stage of the competition saw very creative submissions as the short film had an exciting story.
However, the jury did not select winners based on excellence and sustainability in various categories. Congratulations to all the winners.
- Best use of CAMON 19 Pro winner - Owen Olowu Good night mr. John
- The best cinematography award went to Nyoku S Kehinde's short film She Was Not At War, I Was.
- The best short story is "Speak" by Aimaloha Ojeyami.
- This year it was a double winner for Best Lighting Design and Best Short Film for Madukaku Chukwudi Emmanuel's The Table Turn.
Winners received $3,000,000 worth of prizes, including a TECNO CAMON 19 Pro device. For more information about the selected winners and their work, follow TECNO on social media .
TECNO doesn't stop there: As part of its mission to promote creativity in Nigeria, TECNO partnered with leading brands to sponsor a 2-day workshop hosted by Critic Company and the Nigerian Science Fiction Festival in Abuja. , French Institute of Nigeria.
Critic Company is a filmmaking group from Kaduna, Nigeria known for making sci-fi films using mobile phones. This collective work crosses borders in various ways: from internationally recognized platforms such as the BBC, Reuters, Al-Jazeera, indie film festivals and Gestalten's Art of Protest, to collaborations with well-known brands.
TECNO Nigeria has partnered with Institut Française Nigeria to provide equipment to participants in a workshop hosted by The Critics on November 19, 2022 and Sunday November 20, 2022 at Institut Française Nigeria and a first in the art-tech area. Nigerian Urban Industrial and Technological District.
The workshop aims to teach how to write scripts and produce short films using TECNO mobile phones.
