Adjudication
Adjudication panels may include representatives from the NET Section and other Sections of the EDB, the EUO to Hong Kong and Macao, film and media professionals, and NETs or other teachers with experience in teaching film. Entries will be assessed on content and creativity, use of English, presentation and teamwork, and cinematography.
The adjudication panel may decide that an award not be given if there are not enough entries meeting the standard as defined by the criteria. The decisions of the adjudication panel are considered final, and no correspondence will be entered into after the results are announced.
The general assessment criteria for the top prizes in each category of the competition will include:
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A. Content & Creativity
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Film is creative with a clear connection to the theme, and uses narrative, informational and/or persuasive techniques to convey a meaningful message |
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B. Use of English |
Use of English is clear, intelligible, and fluent, with a range of vocabulary and grammatical structures; subtitles contain few or no errors |
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C. Presentation & Teamwork |
Presentation is clear, and individual performances are engaging; interaction among actors/performers and with the camera is effective |
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D. Cinematography |
A variety of well-framed camera shots, angles and movements are used; background music, sound effects and special effects add emotional value |
Popular Vote
Approximately 10 film entries in the Primary One-minute Film category and 10 film entries in the Secondary One-minute Film category will be selected to compete for the Popular Vote Awards.
The public will be able to vote for their favourite films on the NET Scheme e-Platform. The Popular Vote Awards will go to the entry category that receives the highest number of votes.
