ABOUT
Museums in Short is an international contest open to short videos realized by/for/with museums.
Since 2012, Museums in Short award is addressed to institutions, authors or producers who use audiovisual language to enhance museum communication and engage audiences. Projects may include documentaries, animations, trailers and visual installations.
REGULATION & APPLICATION FORM
The deadline for the submissions 20th July 10th August 2024.
Registration is free of charge.
Requirements:
Participants are museums / producers / authors.
Entries are supposed to be in video format, related to museums and realized from 1st January 2021 onwards.
Videos must be in English or with English subtitles. Videos in different languages without English subtitles won’t be accepted.
The maximum length required is 10 minutes.
Each museum can be represented by only 1 video.
The final judgment on the pertinence of the content is a prerogative of the organization.
Sections - the Award is open to the following categories of videos:
How to apply
Submissions presenting incomplete application forms will not be accepted.
By applying to the competition, every participant gets responsible for the content of the submitted work. Participants allow the uploading of the videos, as well as trailers or frames of the work, to the dedicated website www.museumsinshort.eu and the related medias of every member of the Organising committee. The organization reserves the right to request to the shortlisted participants additional information for promotional purposes.
AWARDS
After the closure of applications, a commission formed by experts in the field of museums and multimedia will select the winner. The date and the complete program of the award ceremony will be communicated later and published on the website www.museumsinshort.eu.
The winner will also be invited to present his achievement at the annual Best in Heritage IMAGINES event – the global conference featuring award-winning museum, heritage and conservation projects. More info here: www.thebestinheritage.com.
The commission may give special mentions related to sections.
All the participants will be part of an open online archive. Videos will also be included in a platform managed by European Museum Academy and used as scientific and teaching documents in European museum studies programmes or similar.
An online platform will give the public the opportunity to vote for the public’s favorite short.
Participation in the competition implies full acceptance of these rules.
Any variations or updates will be communicated on www.museumsinshort.eu.
Please contact us at info@museumsinshort.eu for any question.