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The review of submissions for Filminute 2012 begins officially in April 2012. However, if you really want to send us something before, please do!


10 Points to Consider
  • Your film must be 60 seconds - no more, no less.
  • Produce your one-minute piece at broadcast quality.
  • Consider your viewing audience - from mobile phones, to broadband to televisions, to theatre screens.
  • Contributors must be the sole author(s) of the entry.
  • You may submit more than one film in accordance with the official Filminute rules and regulations.
  • No unauthorized use of copyrighted material.
  • Submissions will be made electronically.
  • Filminute will reserve the right to refuse any entry at its own discretion. Submitted material must not contain obscene, unlawful or objectionable material.
  • Content created to promote any product or service will not be accepted.
  • The exhibition and competition will be open to any resident of planet Earth.
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HOST: PETER SHINKODA
Filminute broadband and television

Peter Shinkoda - Host Filminute 2008

Peter Shinkoda presents the Filminute 2008 Awards as well as the broadband and broadcast segments of the festival hosted on the Adobe Media Player content network.
About Peter Shinkoda

With segments shot in London, Vancouver, and Bucharest, the shows were Co-Executive Produced by videojournalist David Dunkley Gyimah of Viewmagazine.TV
About Viewmagazine.TV

Special thanks to director Wayne Campbell, Stockbridge Music Productions, composer Matti Paalanen, MOBY Gratis, D-topia Sound Production, editor Alexander Radu, Loop Media animation, and photographer Christopher Wadsworth.