DESCRIPTION
AND
GUIDELINES
SCGMP
is
a
Multi-Media
Global
Community
Engagement
Project.
SAFF
Canada
invites
people
from
around
the
world
to
share
their
Memories
of
seeing
their
first
South
Asian
film.
YOU
DO
NOT
HAVE
TO
BE
SOUTH
ASIAN
to
have
fond
memories
of
South
Asian
Film
We
invite
Visitors
to
the
SAFF
Canada
website
and
YouTube
Page
to
upload
your
own
2
minute
video
of
your
Memories,
or
to
write
about
them
and
submit
on-line.
All
media
video/radio
and
newspaper
interviews,
uploads
and
written
submissions
will
follow
the
question
and
content
Guidelines
below.
Video
interviews
will
last
2-3
minutes.
We
encourage
you
to
speak
directly
into
your
camera
and
just
tell
us
your
story
answering
all
of
the
questions
below.
Written
Submissions
should
be
between
450
and
800
words.
All
Participants
are
asked
to
include
the
following
information
in
their
submission.
Feel
free
to
add
any
other
interesting
memories:
1. What
is
your
Name
and
Age?
2. Where
do
you
currently
live?
3. How
old
were
you
when
you
saw
your
first
South
Asian
4. Where
were
you?
5. Who
watched
the
movie
with
you?
6. Do
you
remember
the
movie
title?
7. What
was
the
movie
about?
8. Do
you
remember
who
starred
in
the
film?
9. Do
you
remember
the
music
in
the
film?
10. How
did
this
film
impact
your
life?
THE
SAFF
CANADA
GLOBAL
MEMORIES
PROJECT
(SCGMP)
OTHER
SCGMP
COMPONENTS
1. The
SCGMP
Student
Filmmaker
Competition:
This
is
a
Global
Video
Competition
for
All
Students.
The
3
Best
Films
will
each
win
a
$3,500
SAFF
Award.
a) Deadline
for
Video
Entries
is
December
1,
2012
b) A
SAFF
Canada
Panel
of
Judges
will
select
the
10
best
submissions.
Announcement
of
the
Finalists
will
be
January
made
on
January
4,
2013.
c) The
3
SCGMP
Winners
will
be
voted
on
by
SAFF
Website
and
YouTube
Channel
Visitors.
Voting
starts
on
January
6
and
ends
on
January
28.
d) Winners
will
be
announced
on
January
31,
2013
e) Filmmakers
will
create
a
15
minute
Film
for
submission
and
possible
use
on
the
SAFF
Canada
YouTube
Channel,
Website
and
other
SAFF
Promotional
Platforms.
f) Using
a
SAFF
script
and
guidelines,
student
filmmakers
will
conduct
2-
5
minute
interviews
with
random
and
select
subjects
about
memories
of
seeing
their
first
South
Asian
Film
using
the
SAFF
Guidelines.
g) Student
Filmmakers
will
edit
these
film
clips
and
create
a
compilation
of
2
minute
interviews.
h) All interview subjects are requested to sign a Film Release, legally allowing the Filmmaker (and SAFF Canada) to use their image and words.
i) All filmmakers are requested to sign a Film Release, legally allowing SAFF to use their film or portions of it on their website and promotional materials.
2. The
SAFF
Canada
Global
Memories
ProjectCelebrating
100
Years
of
Indian
Cinema.
SCGMP
Celebrates
the
100th
Anniversary
of
the
Worlds
Most
Vibrant
and
Prolific
Film
Industry:
SCGMP
video,
radio
and
print
Interviews
will
be
conducted
throughout
India
with
Film
Celebrities,
Public
Figures
in
the
Arts,
Industry,
Government
and
Sports
worlds,
and
with
the
General
Public.
a) All
interviewees
will
Sign
a
SAFF
Consent
and
Release
form.
b) These
interviews
will
be
used
for
the
SAFF
Canada
website,
YouTube
Channel,
social
media
platforms
and
other
Festival
promotional
materials.
c) They
may
be
used
throughout
India
by
our
Sponsors,
Partners
and
others,
ONLY
with
the
express
written
permission
of
SAFF
Canada.
d) Radio
interviews,
written
submissions
and
website
videos
that
are
submitted
imply
consent
from
the
person
making
the
submission
and
do
not
require
Consent/Release
forms.
For
further
information
about
the
SCGMP
and
your
participation
visit
[Link]
Email
memories@[Link]
Tel
604.569.1111
Fax
604.569.1184