Entries are restricted to Western Australian residents or registered organisations only.
There is no cost to enter. All costs associated with the production of each entry is the applicant’s responsibility and cannot be claimed.
Films must be up to three minutes long including credits.
The film cannot have been commercially released or submitted to any other short film festival worldwide.
All films must be made specifically for the Life in Pictures short film competition.
Films of any type – for example documentary, fiction, animation, or experimental - are welcomed.
Films are to be submitted into only one of three age categories: 17 years old or under; 18-59 years old; and 60 years old and over.
Entries in the Under 17 category require parental/guardian permission. If the application is from a school, a teacher is suitable.
Entries are welcomed from individuals, groups and organisations including schools, local governments, nursing homes, community groups, film schools, university groups, families and any other collective.
Organisations should enter the category that best reflects the median age of the film’s production team.
Multiple entries from groups or individuals are welcomed.
Private or for-profit organisations are welcome to enter Life in Pictures short film competition.
Revelation reserves the right to not consider films which include deliberate product placement/branding for an agenda for financial gain of the company, this includes logos in credits (although written credit is acceptable) and ‘location’ product placement or any other visual representations.
Private or for-profit organisations are encouraged to consider donating prizes awarded through Life in Pictures to a not-for-profit or community organisation.
Entries must be submitted online via the Life in Pictures Film Freeway account
In the instance of a group entry being selected as a category winner or Ambassador’s Choice, it is the responsibility of the group to determine how they allocate the prize between film participants.
