SweeTARTS is Hosting a First-of-Its-Kind Film Festival on TikTok
Laura McQuarrie — August 5, 2022 — Social Media
References: sweetartscandy & prnewswire
TikTok started out as a platform where users could share 15-second clips with one another, which shortly grew to 60-second clips and now three-minute videos—fittingly, SweeTARTS is hosting a branded film festival on TikTok. Submissions for the SweeTARTS Film Fest on TikTok are opening soon and it aims to inspire and engage the next generation of visual storytellers, all the while proving that fancy equipment, powerful connections and big budgets aren't central to telling great tales.
Fans can submit and view short TikTok films in four film categories: "Best Expression of 'Be Both,'" "Best Story Time," "Best Use of Video Tools" and "Best Colorful Creation." The winners will be chosen by a panel of judges that includes Xóchitl Gómez (who boasts millions of followers on the short-form, video-sharing app.)
Fans can submit and view short TikTok films in four film categories: "Best Expression of 'Be Both,'" "Best Story Time," "Best Use of Video Tools" and "Best Colorful Creation." The winners will be chosen by a panel of judges that includes Xóchitl Gómez (who boasts millions of followers on the short-form, video-sharing app.)
Trend Themes
1. Short-form Video Contests - More brands may start hosting short-form video contests on platforms like TikTok to engage and inspire the next generation of visual storytellers.
2. Democratization of Film - The rise of short-form video on platforms like TikTok could democratize the way stories are told and allow for more voices to be heard in the film industry.
3. User-generated Content - More brands may start embracing user-generated content as a way to showcase creativity and engage consumers in a more authentic way.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - Short-form video contests and user-generated content could disrupt the way the entertainment industry produces and distributes content in the future.
2. Marketing - Brands could use short-form video contests and user-generated content as part of their marketing strategy to build brand awareness and engage consumers.
3. Social Media - The rise of short-form video on social media platforms like TikTok could disrupt the way people consume and engage with content on these platforms.
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