Membership Rules
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Film Challenge General Rules Entry Criteria
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Challenges are open only to fully paid up members of the club.
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Entries must be the substantial work and copyright of the entrant(s)
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Only at the discretion of the Challenges Officer may a film be entered later than seven days before the Challenge.
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No film may be entered in more than one of the clubʼs Challenges in any one season.
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Specific rules for each Challenge are defined in the ʻFilm Challenge Guidance Notesʼ.
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All Film Challenge entries must up loaded to our Vimeo Profile CFMCupload@outlook.com
Judging Criteria
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The Challenges Officer reserves the right to appoint judges at their discretion.
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There must be a minimum of three entries for any Challenge to be held.
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The order of showing films will be chosen by the Challenges Officer at random.
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Three external judges will be appointed for the Film of the Year.
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The Ray Jennings Challenge, will be organized and judged as an independent exercise by a nominated member or members. This event was conceived as a technical exercise but is eligible for the Film of the Year Challenge where it results in a complete film.
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A member with a film entered in any Challenge is not allowed to vote for their film.
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The Committee will determine the Film Maker of the Year based on their contribution to the club over the season.
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The Film of the Year Award will be judged solely by external judges to determine the best of all the winning films for the season.
Trophies
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The winner of a Challenge will receive a cup or trophy at the end of season. This will be retained for one year or until recalled. They will also receive a plaque, Boudica or certificate of merit, according to his/her choice, to be kept.
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Presentations will take place at the AGM or Headgate Theatre as determined by the committee.
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Should a winner of a Challenge leave the club, the cup or trophy should be returned forthwith to the Challenges Officer.
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The Challenges Officerʼs decision shall be final on all matters arising from Challenges.