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Oscar International College to Unveil Inaugural Youth Short Film Competition
KATHMANDU, July 25:
With a storied history of fostering cinematic excellence through academic instruction for over two decades, Oscar International College (College of Film Study) is set to make a significant mark in the world of young filmmakers with its inaugural 'Youth Short Film Competition.'
In an official press statement released on Monday, the esteemed institution unveiled the details of this eagerly anticipated competition, inviting talented participants aged below 20 years to showcase their creative prowess.
Prospective filmmakers within this age bracket are encouraged to submit their compelling short films by the deadline of August 7. As a testament to their commitment to nurturing artistic brilliance, the college has announced a generous cash prize of Rs. 100,000 for the winner of the competition.
Additionally, the second and third place films will receive prizes of Rs. 50,000 and Rs. 25,000, respectively, further incentivizing the youth to channel their passion for storytelling through the visual medium.
Emphasizing their commitment to empowering the next generation of filmmakers, Oscar College will also offer a remarkable opportunity for the creators of the top three films. These talented individuals will be granted a highly coveted 50 per cent scholarship should they choose to pursue their cinematic aspirations through academic studies at the prestigious institution.
But that's not all; even those not securing a podium finish stand a chance at realizing their dreams. For any successful filmmaker, regardless of competition outcome, there remains the enticing prospect of a 50 per cent scholarship if they are granted admission to Oscar College. This demonstrates the institution's unwavering dedication to fostering talent and providing a platform for emerging creatives to flourish.
Ramraja Dahal, the Principal of Oscar College, passionately shared his insights, affirming that the competition represents a crucial opportunity to unearth budding talents in film production, giving them the much-needed spotlight to shine brightly in the industry.
Moreover, the press statement revealed that this inaugural youth short film competition is not merely a one-time affair; it is set to become a tradition, with Oscar Film College committed to hosting the event in the years to come. This long-term vision underscores the institution's commitment to elevating the art of filmmaking and fostering artistic passion among the youth.
As anticipation builds, all eyes are on the unfolding narrative of the 'Youth Short Film Competition,' where undiscovered storytellers are destined to leave their indelible mark on the cinematic landscape, inspired by the guidance and nurturing provided by Oscar International College.
