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VIsual Music Award 2014 - Call for Works

Visual Music Award 2014
Submission deadline: February 28th 2014

 The "Visual Music Award 2014" is a creative competition for works on music visualizations from the fields of new media art, experimental film or animation.

The Visual Music Award team invite you to participate with your work in this year's "Visual Music Award 2014"



Please visit: http://visual-music-award.de/en for more information on how to submit your work

"The Visual Music Award 2014 submission deadline ends on February 28th 2014 -
The award ceremony will take place on March 28th 2014 in GeAs contributions to the "Visual Music Award 2014" and the "Visual Music Live Contest 2014" we expect interpretations of music by visionary artistic visualisations. The holistic media compositions should come close to "paintings in time", "visual music", "symphonies of light and sound", "cinematic paintings", "color light music" or "space light art".

Up to 10 of the best submitted "visual music" and up to three of the best "live & interactive" works will be honoured including the first prizes and one optional special prize.

This year's prize winners and awardees will receive a certificate and also prizes by our sponsors as well as a unique presentation of their works at the evening of the prize ceremony on March 28th 2014 in Gelnhausen, the birthplace of Oskar Fischinger. Your works will be presented on a big screen in the Gelnhausen cinema - which was voted as the best "Hessian Cinema 2013".lnhausen, Germany, the birthplace of Oskar Fischinger."
Source: http://visual-music-award.de/en


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