do-it-in-ten-quest

‘Do it In Ten’ is Show Me The Animation’s monthly animation challenge. The challenge is simple, we give you a theme and all you have to do is respond to that theme with a ten second animation. Now back for the third year running, lets make Do It In Ten – 2016 the best yet.

We’re heading fast into autumn and now just 4 chances remain to get into the ‘Best of’ contest at the end of the year and this months theme is QUEST. As usual after all the entries have been reviewed a monthly winner will be announced in early October, who will then be put forward into the Best of 2016 contest and be in with a chance of winning an animation goodie bag. Just like 2015, we can confirm we will again be giving away a Years licence to Toon Boom Harmony Advanced to the overall 2016 winner, as well as a host of other animation goodies including books & DVD’s. To be in with a chance of being the Best of 2016 winner all you need to do is respond to theme QUEST with a ten second animation.

All entries will be showcased on the Show Me The Animation website and a winning entry will be chosen in early October.

Before you start please check out a few rules at the bottom of the page.

Want to see how it’s done? Click here to out the previous Do it In Ten challenges.

How To Enter?

ENTRIES ARE NOW CLOSED

Rules:

1) Your entry must be no shorter or longer than 10 seconds.
2) If you wish to include title and end slates these must be within the 10 second limit.
3) Entries must be received by 30th September 2016 to be considered for this months challenge.
4) By entering you agree that your film may be screened by Show Me The Animation at one of their animation evenings.
6) The same person may win more than one monthly challenge per year, therefore having more entries in the running for the Best of 2016
5) By entering you agree that your film may be used by Show Me The Animation upon its digital platforms (E.G. ShowMeTheAnimation.com, twitter, facebook).
6) Show Me The Animation agrees to credit creators of each entry in all instances of its use.
7) Copyright/I.P remains with the films creators.