Brian Anthony Hernandez2013-04-28 14:19:53 UTC
Films, like many things in life, come in all shapes and sizes. Tribeca Film Festival gave new meaning to short films this year, however, when it challenged people to create six-second films using Twitter's Vine app.
After narrowing the field of 400 submissions to 40 earlier this month, judges for this #6SecFilms contest announced the winners this weekend.
"We were most impressed with the creativity at play when it came to the submissions, after all, making a film or even telling a story in six seconds is not an easy feat," said Genna Terranova, Tribeca Film Festival's programming director.
Entries had to have a beginning, middle and end. The contest was divided into four categories: auteur, animate, genre and series (series submissions included three Vines each). Here are the winners in each category:
Category description: "These Vines told a story or script that was truly unique. A tiny, concentrated expression of the filmmaker's vision."
To see all of the Auteur finalists, click here.
Category description: "This category was for filmmakers who saw Vine as the perfect medium for some creative animation and don't want to deal with the live-action riffraff."
To see all of the Animate finalists, click here.
Category description: "This is the category for all the sci-fi Vines, western Vines, LOLcat Vines, and comedy Vines. These shortlisters showed us how a genre film can thrive in six seconds."
To see all of the Genre finalists, click here.
Category description: "For those that had a story too big for just one Vine, we let them make it a trilogy."
To see all of the Series finalists, click here.
Image courtesy of Tribeca Film Festival
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