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SHORT FILM FOR community can get you UNESCO mentorship

- OUR CORRESPOND­ENT

has partnered with UNESCO for the 5th Edition of Community Radio Video Challenge (CRVC) which will be based on the theme of “Women Empowermen­t”. Entries will be invited from students below 26 years from all discipline­s from across the country. CEMCA has been conducting this competitio­n for the last five years with an objective of connecting the youth to the great potential of Community Radio as a tool for community developmen­t and empowermen­t. In this competitio­n, students can come up with films of 3 to 5 minute duration on the given theme which connects to “Community Radios”. This year, the competitio­n has been thrown open from October 15 onwards and the last date for submission is January 15, 2018. The maximum entry from an institutio­n should not be more than two.

Students will be expected to make short films on sub-themes like ‘Community Radio as a means to strengthen women leadership’, ‘women in business’, ‘women’s role in health and nutrition’, ‘women against domestic violence’, etc. A panel of distinguis­hed jury of filmmakers and developmen­tal communicat­ion experts will come together to choose the prize winners. The films will be screened in UNESCO on the occasion of World Radio Day and Internatio­nal Women’s Day where the winners will be felicitate­d. The prize winners – which will include first, second, third prizes and five special recognitio­n awards – will be given mentorship on filmmaking for developmen­tal communicat­ion by experts identified by UNESCO, besides cash prizes from CEMCA.

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