Sunshine TV Mountain Bike Film Competition is on!

Posted By Webmaster Laurie McConnell on Feb 02, 2012 in FEATURED, Mountain Biking, Uncategorized

Are you under 18, a mountain biking fan, and a filmmaker? Sunshine Coast TV, our local mobile screen-based advertising company, and the Sunshine Coast Credit Union invite you to enter the first annual Mountain Bike Film Competition!

Create a 30-40 second video showcasing Sunshine Coast Mountain Biking and you could win $1000 worth of mountain bike gear.

Judging to select the top 3 films will be done by Bjorn Enga, internationally recognized extreme freeride cinematographer. Then the top 3 films move over to Facebook for crowd-sourced voting.

Completed videos must be uploaded to a file-sharing site like YouTube or Vimeo.

Bjorn will be looking for best: creativity, cinematography, riding, story/message and production values. No professional filmmakers can assist in the making of the videos, and all footage must be original & owned by the entrant. The contest is open to Sunshine Coast residents only. Full entry requirements & submission details can be found on SunshineTVNetwork.com.

FOR THE SUNSHINE COAST MOUNTAIN BIKE FILM COMPETITION WINNERS:

The winning film will be shown on Sunshine TV screens in Vancouver, Nanaimo, Horseshoe Bay and all over the Sunshine Coast, including the Sunshine Coast Credit Union screens. It will also be shown on Facebook, Bigpacific.com and Kranked.com, one of the web’s best and busiest mountain biking portals.

First prize of $1000 worth of Mountain Bike Gear is sponsored by the Sunshine Coast Credit Union.

2nd & 3rd Prizes Donated By:

The Source
Off the Edge Biking
Side Dish Cafe
Bigpacific.com
RE/MAX Realty

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