3-D Short Film Challenge invaZion 2010 awarding prizes worth 20.000 Euro

Panasonic, The Foundry, FMX and more3D are providing highly saught after prizes. Closing date: March 31st, 2010. See www.invazion.org

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(pressebox) Brühl, 26.02.2010 - One of the most prestigious competitions for creative film makers and with a top Hollywood jury, is hotting up. The invaZion 3-D Short Film Challenge (www.invazion.org) is taking place for a second time after its fulminant debut last year. As well as an all-star jury, it has now also been able to attract first class partners: PANASONIC, THE FOUNDRY and FMX in partnership contribute significantly to the success of new 3-D movies and content. Together they are providing highly sought after prizes valued at over € 20,000.

"For many entrants, the chance to present their films to an exclusive jury of top-Hollywood names or to win an award is a significant motivation for taking part in the invaZion 2010 Challenge“, admits Cornel Swoboda, Art Director at more3D. "Almost no other competition offers its participants such an opportunity. And the presentation of the winners at our awards ceremony at the FMX 2010 in Stuttgart will additionally bring on that in-the-spotlight feeling."

All three partners are making a significant contribution towards providing consumers in the cinema and soon also at home, with the enjoyment of first-class 3-D movies in premium quality.

THE FOUNDRY delivers software technology that has been used in the production of numerous movies currently playing, among them also James Cameron’s Avatar. The winner of the main prize, "Best Overall" will get to use this software in their own productions. It comes complete with a full software licence of Nuke 6.0 and Ocula 2.0 - together worth over € 10,000.

The winners in the categories 'Best Stereoscopic Storytelling' and 'Excellence in Visual Arts' also have every reason to be happy. PANASONIC has awarded a total of four 50“ Panasonic Full HD 3D Plasma TV’s for the best 3D short-films, as well as two Panasonic Full HD 3D BlueRay players. From May, the winners will be able to enjoy the fascinating 3D effects of many new blockbuster movies within their own four walls with these innovative products.

Software prizes by MORE3D round off the prize selection perfectly, like the Full HD 3D video player moreMedia HD for second and third place. FMX is providing all seven winners with a full access pass to the FMX 2010 in Stuttgart in May!

Call for submissions: All invaZion 2010 Challenge 3-D film competition entries may be submitted from 1 March to 31 March, 2010. Then the top-ranking jury selects the winners who will be announced in May at the FMX 2010 in Stuttgart. For further details, please go to: www.invazion.org/submission.

Ansprechpartner:

Herr Ingo Nadler
Marketing
Telefon: +49 (2232) 207600-0
Fax: +49 (2232) 2076-009
Zuständigkeitsbereich: Managing Director
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Herr Cornel Swoboda
more3D Film Production
Telefon: +49 (2232) 207600-0
Zuständigkeitsbereich: Art Director
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Über more3D GmbH:

About more3D
more3D is tangible viewing. An innovative technology company with its headquarters in Brühl/ Germany, more 3D has specialized in the development and marketing of stereoscopic vision software and hardware, as well as the production of 3D films and movies. Renowned clients from all over the world apply the enormously flexible solutions provided by more3D in engineering, marketing and museums. more3D is one of the few specialized suppliers for 3D stereoscopic technology worldwide who offer end-to-end solutions, from systems technology to software and film production.

About FMX
FMX 2010 Conference on Animation, Effects Games and Interactive Media is a European conference on the creation, production and distribution of digital entertainment and interactive visualization in design, industry and research. The conference’s binding theme is the convergence of film, television, space, computers, consoles and mobile devices. FMX is an event by Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg in cooperation with VES Visual Effects Society, AIAS Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences, ACM Siggraph and 5D Conference. FMX is funded by the Ministry of State and the Ministry of Economics Baden-Wuerttemberg, MFG Baden-Wuerttemberg Film Funding & Innovation Agency for Information Technology and Media, and the FFA German Federal Film Board.

About Panasonic
The Panasonic Corporation is a world leader in the development and manufacture of electronic products for a broad range of consumer, commercial and industrial applications. The company, based in Osaka, Japan, reported net consolidated earnings of 7 770 billion Japanese yen
(roughly 78.4 billion American dollars) for the financial year ending 31 March 2009. The company is listed on the Osaka, Nagoya and New York (NYSE: PC) stock exchanges.

About The Foundry
The Foundry is a world-leading innovator of visual effects and image processing technologies that boost productivity in motion picture and video post production. The Foundry's innovative products are renowned worldwide and support a wide range of host platforms including After Effects, Autodesk® Media and Entertainment Systems, Avid DS, Fusion, Nuke, Final Cut Pro and Shake.
The Foundry's product portfolio includes two AMPAS Sci-Tech Award® winners - its motion estimation plug-in set Furnace and compositing system Nuke. These products have facilitated ambitious effects sequences on features such as Harry Potter, The Dark Knight, Spider Man 3, Speed Racer, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Star Trek, Watchmen, District 9, GI Joe, Ice Age 3, 2012, The Final Destination, A Christmas Carol, Where The Wild Things Are, Avatar and many more.

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invaZion 2010 Award Trophy

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Best Overall software prize by The Foundry

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2nd and 3rd prizes Panasonic 50" Full HD 3D Plasma TV

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Panasonic awards a Full HD 3D Blue-ray Player

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