Also a member of the Blue Sky Rescue Team... Which works won the Short Video Award?, As a baker's college | competition | grand prize
Ye Hailan is a baker at a pastry shop in Jinhua, Zhejiang, and is seen by others as a shop owner who doesn't take his job seriously. She joined the Blue Sky Rescue Team and has been involved in various rescue operations for 9 consecutive years. My father, worried about her, once forcefully blocked her before she set off to participate in the rescue mission, saying, "If you leave this door today, don't come back."
This is the story told in the short video "Undefined Lan". On August 11th, the award ceremony for the 4th Shanghai Television Artists Association Short Video Competition and the 2nd College Student Short Video Competition was held at the Shanghai New International Expo Center. This short video won the third prize in the social competition unit. "The book 'Undefined Orchid' originated from my classroom assignment and was completed from filming to production within 48 hours. Ye Hailan is a baker, and when I found this character, I benchmarked Mulan to showcase the power of women in the new era. Creator Liu Jian said, 'Everyone has many labels on their bodies, but they can still do other work to shine and heat up this city.'"
Award certificate
This competition was officially launched on March 1st, and after three months of solicitation, it attracted film and television production institutions, short video creation enthusiasts from more than 20 provinces and cities in China, as well as more than 40 university students to participate. 3265 entries were received, including 3056 in social competition units and 209 in university competition units. The competition continues the previous format, and short video works with a duration of less than 5 minutes are eligible to participate; And two special theme zones, "New Era Cities" and "Yangtze River Delta Integration", are set up to encourage the use of cameras to record humanized cities, cultural atmosphere, and human life, and to showcase the fruitful achievements and vivid practices of the integrated development strategy of the Yangtze River Delta in all aspects through light and shadow over the past five years.
After initial and final evaluations, the competition generated 49 awards. 8 first prizes, 10 second prizes, and 11 third prizes were selected for the social competition unit; 10 Best Works Award selected from university competition units; In addition, the competition also selected 1 Best Production Award, 1 Best Creativity Award, 1 Best Visual Award, and 1 Best Series Award, as well as 6 Theme Zone Awards. Among them, works such as "Falling in Love with the Museum" co created by Shanghai Museum and Pengpai News won first prize in the social competition unit.
During the competition selection process, works with unique creativity and showcasing the daily lives of ordinary people received special attention from the judges. The judges believe that this year's entries have a wider range of themes compared to previous editions, with participants covering a wider geographical area; Especially in the works of college students, the style is prominent, the perspective is novel, and it reflects the vigorous vitality of young students. Among the award-winning works, some showcase Shanghai coffee culture through delicate camera language, some reflect rural revitalization through the collision of tradition and modernity, and some showcase traditional Chinese culture from the perspective of foreigners.
This competition is guided by the Shanghai Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and jointly organized by the Shanghai Television Artists Association, Shanghai Student Affairs Center, and Tourism Times Newspaper. Shanghai Television Association Chairman Teng Junjie said, "As a professional team in the film and television industry, Shanghai Television Association will continuously break through and innovate, fully leverage the advantages of the association's expert resources, create a high-level short video competition platform, and promote the cultivation of short video creative talents." In the future, Shanghai Television Association will also collaborate with media platforms such as Oriental TV, Watch News, iQiyi, and Bilibili to widely promote and broadcast award-winning works, and recommend excellent works to represent Shanghai in events such as the "Asian Micro Film Festival".
