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Starwars.com has minor updates, including this one on fan films at the Celebration 2:
The deadline for entering films in the Star Wars Fan Film Awards is April 5th, 2002.
If you've produced a documentary of the Star Wars fan experience, or a Star Wars parody, enter the competition at the Star Wars Fan Film Network website. At AtomFilms, the site that produces the Star Wars Fan Film Network, you'll find all the specs on how you can enter the competition.
You could win the top prize, the George Lucas Selects award, which will be presented to the Star Wars fan film judged the best by George Lucas himself. Other awards include the Audience Choice Award, which will be selected by online voting, and the Young Jedi Award for filmmakers who are currently from 13 up through 17 years of age.
If you're not a filmmaker, but want to help choose the best film for the Audience Choice Award, go to AtomFilms site and start voting on April 16. Audience voting ends April 26, 2002.
Atomfilms
The deadline for entering films in the Star Wars Fan Film Awards is April 5th, 2002.
If you've produced a documentary of the Star Wars fan experience, or a Star Wars parody, enter the competition at the Star Wars Fan Film Network website. At AtomFilms, the site that produces the Star Wars Fan Film Network, you'll find all the specs on how you can enter the competition.
You could win the top prize, the George Lucas Selects award, which will be presented to the Star Wars fan film judged the best by George Lucas himself. Other awards include the Audience Choice Award, which will be selected by online voting, and the Young Jedi Award for filmmakers who are currently from 13 up through 17 years of age.
If you're not a filmmaker, but want to help choose the best film for the Audience Choice Award, go to AtomFilms site and start voting on April 16. Audience voting ends April 26, 2002.
Atomfilms