Showing posts with label Toto Award 2023. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toto Award 2023. Show all posts

Friday, July 15, 2022

Toto Awards for Short Film 2023: Call for Applications

TOTO AWARDS 2023
SHORT FILM
CALL FOR ENTRIES

 NOTE: The last date to submit applications has been shifted to 30 September 2022.


TOTO FUNDS THE ARTS (TFA) invites entries for the 2023 TOTO Awards for Short Film from persons between the ages of 18 and 29. Filmmakers can submit short fiction, non-fiction, animation or mixed-genre films.  Advertising films, Public Service films and Promotional films will not be accepted.

 

Two winners, to be decided by an independent panel of jurors, will receive a cash prize of Rs 50,000 each. Entries should reach TFA by 15 September 2022 at the latest. 

 

The awards are meant only for Indian citizens (overseas Citizen of India cardholders are not eligible.) And, since the spirit of the awards is to identify promising young filmmakers, you can apply if your birthday falls between 1 January 1993 and 1 January 2005. No exceptions will be made.

 

The Application Form is available at https://forms.gle/E5U2zw3dLHPTii538


Eligibility:

  • You may submit up to a maximum of 3 short films in any language with English subtitles.

  • The films should not be longer than 30 minutes each and must be submitted in MP4 format only.

  • Only films completed after 1 January 2021 are eligible.

  • Films submitted for previous TFA awards will not be considered.

  • The award will go to the director of the film. Films with more than one director will not be accepted. 

  • Only individuals can apply.  Institutions can ONLY submit a film on behalf of the individual director of the film.

  • Unless you have already won a TOTO Award in this category, you are eligible to apply.  


A link and password to the preview copy of the film must be included in the application form. The preview copy can be made available on any site. Your submission should be available to us until after the winners are announced in early 2023


If you have any doubts do email us at shortfilm.tfa@gmail.com

 

The Fine Print: The decision of the TFA jury will be final and cannot be contested in any forum. We reserve the right to use excerpts from your submitted films (if necessary) to publicise the awards either on our blog or in any other in-house materials such as a newsletter. Otherwise, the copyright rests with the filmmaker and your submission will be put to no other use without your express permission.


Successful applicants need to ensure that their winning films carry due credit/mention of the TOTO Awards wherever they are exhibited or screened for a period of two years after the winners are announced in early 2023.


The TOTO Short Film Awards are supported by O2 Financials, a wealth management and investment company.

 

TOTO FUNDS THE ARTS (TFA) is a not-for-profit public trust set up in the memory of Angirus ‘Toto’ Vellani, who was intensely passionate about music, literature and films.

TFA encourages and supports emerging talent in the arts in India.






Wednesday, July 13, 2022

Toto Awards for Photography 2023: Call for Applications

TOTO AWARDS 2023

PHOTOGRAPHY

CALL FOR ENTRIES


NOTE: The last date to submit applications has been shifted to 30 September 2022.


TOTO FUNDS THE ARTS (TFA), in association with the Art & Photography Foundation, invites entries for its 2023 TOTO Awards for Photography from applicants between the ages of 18 and 29. Two winners, to be decided by an independent panel of jurors, will receive a cash prize of Rs 50,000 each. Entries should reach TFA by 15 September 2022 at the latest. 


Only Indian citizens are eligible to apply (overseas Citizen of India cardholders are not eligible.)  Since the spirit of the award is to identify promising young photographers, you can apply if your birthday falls between 1 January 1993 and 1 January 2005. No exceptions will be made. Applications submitted by galleries or agencies on behalf of the photographer will not be accepted. Photographers themselves need to apply.


  1. The submission should comprise still images, in either colour or black-and-white, or a  mix of the two.  Moving images and video art will not be accepted.

              

2. The images should be screen resolution – 72dpi and 1500 pixels on the long side – and each file should be less than 1MB. 


3. The set of images submitted should form a series that is presented together on the same theme and edited in the same style. You may submit one or two different series, but each series must comprise a maximum of 16 images and a minimum of 8.  Please do not send a random assortment of images.


4. The photographs should be sent in jpg, jpeg or png format only.


5. The photographs submitted MUST NOT carry your name or watermark.


6. The submission should be sent in two parts: fill out an online application form and email your images separately to photography.tfa@gmail.com, with the subject line reading Entry for Photography Awards 2023 - <Insert your full name>.

APPLICATION FORM: https://forms.gle/ayiZXeoJbyCdTYC77


If you have any questions, please email photography.tfa@gmail.com   


Unless you have won a TOTO Photography Award earlier, you are eligible to apply again, but please submit new work for consideration.


The Fine Print: 


The decision of the jury will be final and cannot be contested in any forum. We reserve the right to use your submitted photographs (if necessary) to promote the Awards either on our or the Art & Photography Foundation website or in any of our in-house/related materials. Barring this, the copyright rests with the applicants and the submissions will be put to no other use without their express permission. 


Successful applicants must mention receiving the “TOTO Awards for Photography, in association with the Art & Photography Foundation" wherever their winning entries are exhibited or published for a period of two years from when the 2023 TOTO Award winners are announced.


The Art & Photography Foundation is dedicated to furthering the awareness, education and conservation of Indian art and to preserving and promoting Indian cultural heritage by connecting the arts to the community


Toto Funds the Arts (TFA) is a not-for-profit public trust set up in memory of Angirus ‘Toto’ Vellani, who was intensely passionate about music, literature and films. TFA encourages and supports emerging talent in the arts in India.