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PanCanadian Digital Creation Contest
2nd edition
Festival Accès Asie in collaboration with the Society for Arts and Technology [SAT]
2006 Program
CROSSROAD
Friday may 5th, 2006 - 8pm
Society for Arts and Technology (SAT)
1195, St-Laurent boul. (métro St-Laurent)
5$ before 10pm / 10$ after 10pm
Screening at 9pm
Hosted by Athésia
2006 Winners
| 1ST PRIZE | — | A Girl Named Kai by Kai Ling Xue |
| 2ND PRIZE | — | Rào Buoc by Noëlla Lam, Patrick Trudeau and Jérémie Hua Ngoc |
| 3RD PRIZE | — | Transrec by Patrick Doan |
| Mixsessions prize | — | Transrec by Patrick Doan |
| Digital image prize | — | Buddhist Headache by Jean Sebastien Bourdages |
About ASI
ASI is undergoing change and renewal. It is destined to promote a new Asian culture as well as the present generation that promotes it. ASI presents this year's best Canadian productions on digital media. They are grouped under the theme of 'Crossroad'. The presentation which will take place at the Society for Arts and Technology [SAT] on May 5th, 2006 will be followed by audiovisual features presented by renowned artists.
About Accès Asie
Festival Accès Asie or Montreal Asian Heritage Festival was created in 1995. It was founded by artists and its mission is to present multidisciplinary works from dance, comedy, drama, video, film, visual arts, music, artistic scenes, and new media. The festival presents the work of artists who express themselves in different styles, whether sacred or profane, ancient or modern, classic or contemporary. Each year Accès Asie organizes in Montreal, four events of multidisciplinary activities that consist of works by Asian Canadian artists. The festival takes place each year during the month of May which is Asian Heritage Month. ASI is one of the Festival's activities that features youth.
About the Contest
Life is made of a multitude of lines that cross each other. We live in a world where cultural identities are all mixed up. Crossroad is an encounter. Whether it is a video portrait, an audiovisual poem, a work of fiction, a type of animation, an artistic or philosophical attempt, an experimental video or simply a documentary, every form is appropriate for expressing this view. Prizes will be awarded by a jury to the most outstanding productions.
Send your creations on Mini DV format. The creations should be made after January 2005, should not exceed 5 minutes, and should be based on the theme 'Crossroad'. A digital image section is added to this year event. This section is opened to photographers, illustrators and digital artists.You can send your still image in jpg format to pillow@sat.qc.ca
The deadline is March 1st, 2006. Forms will be online January 1st 2006.
Send the form and your video (VHS, DVD or mini-dv) to this address
Festival Accès Asie (ASI 2006)
1200, rue de Bleury Bureau #7
Montreal (Quebec)
H3B 3J3
Send your digital still image with the title, your name and your contacts to pillow@sat.qc.ca