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THE OUTLOOK FOR SOMEDAY is Aotearoa New Zealand's sustainability film project for young people. It's been going since 2007. The objective is to help grow a generation of sustainability storytellers.
For the annual SOMEDAY CHALLENGE entrants choose any genre they like, film with any camera they like, and interpret ‘sustainability' in the way that makes best sense to them.
The Entry Deadline in August 30, 2019.
The prize package for each of the 20 winning films includes a commitment that it will be entered into at least one international film festival the following year. Each of the winning films also receives a special award at the red-carpet SOMEDAY AWARDS ceremony in Auckland.
One of the films is honoured as the Standout Winner and there is an online popular vote for the Audience Favourite.
Alongside the film challenge there is a national series of free SOMEDAY WORKSHOPS.
The workshops are open to young people from school years 7 to 13 (aged 11 to 18) as well as teachers and youth workers.
All participants make short films and screen them at the end of the workshop. Each participant also comes away with a story idea in development – one that is meaningful to them and which they could then turn into a film as an entry to the SOMEDAY CHALLENGE.
The 4 winning films made by primary / intermediate
age film-makers in 2018
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A DIFFERENCE Heihei Primary/Intermediate School Performance Award Made by Poppy Peate, Weiyi Jiang, Liam Parry, Alysha Watene, Claire Cruse, Kaitlin Hay |
SUSTAINABLE PEOPLE ON What Now Primary/Intermediate School Film-makers Award Made by Marco Varray |
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TE RIRI O MATAAHO Upstart Magazine Storytelling Award Made by Dylan Caldwell, Joshua Lynch, Olivia Manu and Scott Mesman |
MI CULTURE Enviroschools Sustainable Future Award Made by by Jonathon Funaki and Likisone Likisone |
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