Over the last two years there has been a boom in mobile phone technology which the filmmaking community has whole heartedly embraced. The use of camera phones and other mobile equipment particularly came to the forefront when Director Park Chan-wook released, Paranmanjan (Night Fishing).

To celebrate this LKFF is running a competition for anyone to enter a one minute short film, shot on a mobile phone. The film can be about anything you like with the top twenty being judged by renowned Korean director Park Chan-wook! The film will also be screened at the Mise-En-Scene shorts, alongside Paranmanjan. There will also be a number of great prizes to win.

For more information on the competition please visit koreanfilm.co.uk for the all rules and handy tips to get your film on the big screen.

Deadline Noon Monday 30th October 2011. Send all submissions to competitions.lkff@gmail.com. We look forward to watching your one minute wonders.

Guidelines & Rules

General Rules:

- Films must be submitted in MOV format either through DVD or emailed to the film festival.

- Films must be completed by Oct 30th so the films can be judged.

- The film can be either narrative, art or documentary based.

- No film can be over one minute long excl. end credits.

- The entirety of the film must be shot on a mobile phone.

- All applicates must be 18 or over.

- If film is in a foreign language then the film should be subtitled in English.

- All films should not act as advertisement for any company and/or product.

- All copyrighted material i.e. music etc must be properly licensed.

- All content must be suitable for a public forum.

- All content must not contain material that promotes or condones any form of bigotry, racism, hatred, tortious, defamatory, slanderous and/or libelous language and/or imagery.