Seoul World Short Film & Video Festival
Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 2:17 pm
In early June the Seoul World Short Film & Video Festival took place. South Koreans have become much more involved with the European amateur film movement and for some years we have had visitors from Korea attending BIAFF.
Although 460 entries were received, not so many Europeans are taking part in the Korean festival, so hats off to our own Ian Woodward, whose film Silly Robin won a Bronze medal and a Best Cinematography medal there this year. His film Too Many Ghosts was also selected for screening. We have just added three of Ian's films to the main website and you can see Silly Robin at http://www.theiac.org.uk/movies/biaff20 ... robin.html and Too Many Ghosts at http://www.theiac.org.uk/movies/biaff20 ... hosts.html and Bohemia's Woods and Fields is at http://www.theiac.org.uk/movies/biaff20 ... ields.html
Other IAC friends and forum contributors involved were an “Encouragement” award to Willy Van der Linden for The Apple of My Eye Willy also entered In England’s Green and Pleasant Land and The Road to Paradise. Geoff Harmer sent 8-Ball and Bob Lorrimer sent The Trap. Mark Rigler sent The Tale of Cyril.
If you want to discover South Korea and its culture, a very enjoyable and reasonably priced way is to go to UNICA 2013 which is hosted in Je Jeu island. Details will start to appear on the IAC website in September.
Dave
Although 460 entries were received, not so many Europeans are taking part in the Korean festival, so hats off to our own Ian Woodward, whose film Silly Robin won a Bronze medal and a Best Cinematography medal there this year. His film Too Many Ghosts was also selected for screening. We have just added three of Ian's films to the main website and you can see Silly Robin at http://www.theiac.org.uk/movies/biaff20 ... robin.html and Too Many Ghosts at http://www.theiac.org.uk/movies/biaff20 ... hosts.html and Bohemia's Woods and Fields is at http://www.theiac.org.uk/movies/biaff20 ... ields.html
Other IAC friends and forum contributors involved were an “Encouragement” award to Willy Van der Linden for The Apple of My Eye Willy also entered In England’s Green and Pleasant Land and The Road to Paradise. Geoff Harmer sent 8-Ball and Bob Lorrimer sent The Trap. Mark Rigler sent The Tale of Cyril.
If you want to discover South Korea and its culture, a very enjoyable and reasonably priced way is to go to UNICA 2013 which is hosted in Je Jeu island. Details will start to appear on the IAC website in September.
Dave