We are pleased to announce the winners and placegetters of our annual Flash Competition for 2006. The entries showed real promise resulting in a shortlist of 16 finalists. All entries should be complimented on their efforts. It is exciting to see such creativity and enthusiasm amongst today's young animators and some of the results are just awesome to watch.
Click on the links below and enjoy some of the diverse talent of these secondary school students:
“The PICO DAY Anthem ”Josiah Brooks, Lavalla Catholic College "An ode to randomness with a funny character and funny outlook on celebrations."
Second Place:
“CJ The Most Wanted” (Long Version or Short Version )Luke Jeffs, John Paul College "Integrating different types of music"
Third Place:
“Dream”:Tim Sleeth, Whitefriars College "About dreams, focused on insomnia, restless sleep, nightmares and the changing patterns whilst sleeping."
Highly Commended:
“A Price to Pay ”:Greg Bartlett, The Heights School, SA "Inspired by Alan Parson's "Maybe a Price to Pay" - the storyline evolved into the consequences of an accident and ultimately good triumphing over evil."
“Lost”:Levi George, Charles Campbell Secondary School "Developed as part of an art practical - influenced by the music used."
“Ivan”:Tom McQueen, Yarram Secondary School "A short story based around a couple and their discovery of a stray dog relying on movement to express the characters' emotions to deliver the story."
A revised and more specific set of guidelines is being developed for the 2007 Flash Comp to incorporate the wide ranging types of entries that we received this year (approximately 70 entries in total). This will allow entrants to develop their entry according to a specific genre and will also be broken into year levels.
Thanks to everyone who submitted entries. We look forward to hearing from many of you (and of course, new and upcoming entrants) in 2007. The guidelines will be available for the 2007 soon.