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Support the XIV edition of the Festival La mida no importa/Size doesn't matter!
Barcelona, España
Channel
International Short Film Festival
Material
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Endowment for the first-prize finalist
The festival “La Mida No Importa/Size doesn't matter” awards a prize of €1,000 to the short film selected by the jury as a finalist. Thus, the festival recognizes the talent and effort of filmmakers, contributing to the promotion of their work and supporting their continuity in the audiovisual field.
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€ 1.000 | |
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Endowment for the Second-prize finalist
The festival “La Mida No Importa” awards a prize of 500€ to the short film selected by the jury as second runner-up. Thus, the festival recognizes the talent and effort of filmmakers, contributing to the promotion of their work and supporting their continuity in the audiovisual field.
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€ 500 | |
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Projection service with technician
The festival needs to hire a projection service for one of the spaces where the screenings will be held. This service must include a complete set of equipment consisting of a projector, a screen, two handheld microphones and a technician in charge of the set-up, operation and dismantling of the audiovisual material during the event.
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€ 700 | |
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Festival brochure
The festival needs to layout the brochure for the three days of screenings, which will include the detailed program for each day. This program must contain the title of each short film, information about the director, the duration of each film and any other relevant information. The brochure should be available both online and in print, in order to maximize dissemination and reach as many potential viewers as possible.
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€ 800 | |
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La Mida No Importa/Size doesn't matter” is an international short film festival that presents stories about personal experiences and human relationships through different genres and languages. The Festival has been held since its fifth edition in January. For three days the short films are screened in two emblematic spaces in Barcelona's Raval: the Ateneu del Raval and the Meier Auditorium of the MACBA. The short films, of less than 10 minutes, compete for two prizes, the first prize of €1,000 and the second prize of €500. The festival promotes cultural diversity, with an independent jury from the audiovisual field.
The “La Mida No Importa” festival has several key defining characteristics. Firstly, the short films submitted must be less than 10 minutes long. In terms of content, the festival covers any subject matter, as long as it is not aimed at the sale or commercialization of the audiovisual product. In addition, the screenings are free and open to the public, although the capacity of the available spaces limits the number of attendees. The main objective is to reach a heterogeneous and diverse audience, providing elements of reflection on today's world. The themes of the short films are adapted to each edition, responding to historical moments and social concerns of the present. In each edition, the festival brings to the screen relevant and current issues, encouraging debate and collective reflection.
We are a non-profit association. We mainly want to contribute to strengthen the knowledge and dissemination of audiovisual art and more particularly in the expression of short films in all its genres.
We want our main tool to be the cooperation with other associations, entities, collectives and/or projects of national or international scope, that share our main objective.
When we talk about SLOWCUT we refer to a way of shooting and editing that takes into account a way of understanding audiovisual production far from the demands of commercial imperatives.
When we talk about SLOWCUrT we refer to an audiovisual work that has been conceived to be watched and enjoyed with a certain calmness and attention.
We believe that most important things are not measured in terms of size or breadth or even quantity.
When expressing ideas, expressing art, expressing feelings...or whatever else you can add to this list, the “size factor” is probably less important.
The festival is aimed at a film-loving public, interested in discovering new narrative proposals and willing to be surprised by the versatility of audiovisual creations. Here the content is valued more than the container, offering a platform for innovative projects that invite reflection and discovery. It is a space for those who seek a cinema that provokes, inspires and broadens horizons, beyond commercial standards.
The Raval Short Film Festival, under the slogan “La mida no importa/Size doesn't matter”, stands out for its strong social commitment to democratize and make culture accessible in one of the most diverse and dynamic neighborhoods of Barcelona. This festival not only seeks to screen high quality audiovisual works, but also to ensure that all audiences can enjoy them, regardless of their origin, age or economic situation. The festival promotes cultural inclusion, becoming a space of encounter and reflection where the voices of emerging and established filmmakers converge in an open dialogue with the community. The festival is accessible to all citizens as it is free of charge.
Obtaining a quality education is the foundation to improving people’s lives and sustainable development.
Gender equality is not only a fundamental human right, but a necessary foundation for a peaceful, prosperous and sustainable world.
To reduce inequalities, policies should be universal in principle, paying attention to the needs of disadvantaged and marginalized populations.
