Showing posts with label footage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label footage. Show all posts
Feb 25, 2012
Oct 20, 2010
Getty's MishMash Competition - Mess With It. Or Miss It.
Mess With It. Or Miss It. Enter By 31 October.
Don't let the chance to mess with our high res footage and music pass you by. Don't miss the chance of gaining critical acclaim from other leading creatives. Don't lose out on the chance to win a trip for two to a great film festival, MacBook Pro or Sony HD camcorder. Enter now.
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Oct 2, 2010
Sep 20, 2010
Getty's MishMash Music Video Remix Competition
Yep, it's that time of year again. The Getty Images (and Music and Footage and Microstock et cetera et cetera) MishMash Music Video Remix Competition. Mess around with footage and music and win!!!!! Good luck
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Nov 18, 2009
Getty Mishmash Competition ... And The Winners Are
"We were blown away by the fantastic effort from all the entrants to this year’s Mishmash competition. We’ve had a hard time judging, but two pieces of work really stood out for us. And so, without further ado, we’d like to announce the winners:
David Hopkinson won the UK prize with “Flash Forward (And Back)” – a video which merges a series of old-school images and footage, with a classic speech from Grand Master Flash on the art of mixing. Tommi Lius won the Northern Europe category with “Glitchmindly” – a fast-paced, high octane video montage set to electronic music.
Each of these winning videos has carefully blurred the lines between imagery and footage, from archival to contemporary, to create music videos which amazed the judges with their innovative editing techniques.
The judging panel comprised of a who’s who in music and film production, including representatives from advertising agency Saatchi and Saatchi, production company Cobblestone Hamburg Filmproducktion and UK music duo, “Hexstatic.” The judges looked at each music video as soon as it was uploaded and gave their verdict by leaving comments and rating each entry, ensuring each video received real time feedback.
One of the judges, Dan Waite, Label Director of MTV Talent & Music International said: “It was a delight to be a judge on this panel. The creativity that the entrants showed using Getty Images’ stock footage and Pump Audio music tracks was of a very high quality. As I watched some of the videos, I thought that a few were good enough and compelling enough to be on a music channel in their own right. It highlighted to me the breadth of the Getty Images film archive and the outstanding abilities of tomorrows’ music video and film producers.”
Congratulations to our two winners. They’ll soon be receiving their brand new 17″ MacBook Pro with Final Cut Pro.
If you weren’t lucky this time, don’t worry, as we’ll be running Mishmash 2010 next year. So, get your thinking caps on — we’re sure it’ll be an amazing competition.
For more information and to see all the work, visit: www.gettyimages.com/mishmash
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