5 Second Phone Fest Announces the Winners of Its 15 Second Film Contest

Oct. 18, 2014 - PRLog -- CONTACT INFORMATION:

15 Second Phone Fest

Attention: Patrice Williams

Phone: (424) 256-5073

Website: http://15secondphonefest.com/

Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/15SecondPhoneFestival

Email: shoutout@15SecondPhoneFest.com


15 Second Phone Fest Announces the Winners of Its 15 Second Film Contest

Century City, CA - United States - 13 October 2014 – The 15 Second Phone Fest, a film festival in your pocket, your purse, or your backpack, today announced the winners of its 15 second film contest. The contest ran from October 1 through October 30 on Instagram.  The grand prize winner will receivea Olloclip Telephoto Lens and Olloclip quick flip case. All top winners will receive a GripTight GorillaPod Video Mount and GripTight GorillaPod Stands.

Patrice Williams, spokesperson at 15 Second Phone Fest, said, “Our 15 Second Phone Fest forces filmmakers to get to the point right away – to tell a quick story that leaves their audience wanting more. Their audience will never drift away, tune out or walk out.  Even the person with the shortest attention span will get a film that is only 15 seconds long.”

The top 3 were How Many Me’s it Takes to Screw in a Light Bulb by Wes McGee, Half Empty by Terry Vital, and, the grand prize winner, Vas a Caer Muy Pronto by Eric Lezaun.”

“The six finalists were How Many Me’s it Takes to Screw in a Light Bulb by Wes McGee, Half Empty by Terry Vital, Vas a Caer Muy Pronto by Eric Lezaun, Bad Hair Day Octopus by Katarzyna Kochany and Rocky Westbrook, Volume 10: The Final Battle By Paul Costello, and POPEYES: (The Biscuit) by Slick Naim.

Williams continued, saying, “For this film festival, there was no need to drive to a venue, find parking, walk to the theater, or buy a ticket. We’ve skipped all that and just went straight for the good stuff with the 15 Second Phone Fest.”

More About 15 Second Phone Fest

15 Second Phone Fest wants your film if it’s original, dynamic, and weird, touching, hysterical or thought-provoking. Patrice Williams of 15 Second Phone Fest said, “Anyone can shoot a 15 second film on their phone with just a little bit of planning and little to no budget.” To learn more about 15 Second Phone Fest, you should call (424) 256-5073 or visit them online at http://15secondphonefest.com/.