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This is not an IAC event, but a great many IAC members take part.
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North V South is a fun competition for movie making clubs in the
U.K. The dividing line between North and South is drawn East to West through
Stoke-on-Trent in Staffordshire. Gerald Mee suggests the line should be
just South of Stoke since their club considers itself firmly in the Northern
camp!
The idea is that a theme is set and then clubs and societies are invited to submit entries up to a maximum of 20 minutes long. The North selects their best five and the South does the same. These 10 movies are entered into the grand final where they compete for the John Wright Trophy. The competition has evolved into being organised by two clubs: Altrincham Video Society for the North and Orpington Video and Film Makers for the South. At each stage the audience are asked to choose their top five films, just for fun. Those seldom match the judges' decisions. |
Deadline for entering is October 31st 2012.
Entry forms not yet available.
The Grand Final shows will take place in January 2013 simultaneously
in the North and the South. At these shows, the best 10 movies are shown
and the winners announced.
Enquiries to Graham Morris (North) 01457 852534 or Mike Coad (South) 01424 220391 or email
general enquiries.
Website www.n-v-s.co.uk.
Results and Report on the Southern Showing of the 2011 finalists
Results and Report on the Southern Showing of the 2010 finalists
The IAC Film Library Catalogue says:
"The competition was founded by John Wright and run by him until after
the 1991 contest when health compelled him to pass the organisation on to
Vic Williams and Mike Coad."
Brian Roberts (Altrincham Video Society) says:
"I am advised (as it was long before my involvement with movie making)
that the North v South competition was actually started by Harry Adams who
was our club secretary at the time, it was later that John Wright (the popular
columnist for Moviemaker magazine) took on the organisation.
It has since evolved into being organised by two clubs. Altrincham
Video Society for the North and Orpington Video and Film Makers for the
South."
In recent years Newcastle Amateur Cine Association took over the Northern end of the competition but it has now returned to Altrincham Video Society. Return to List of Festivals
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30 January 2012
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