Winning videos from the Mofilm video contest 2010

These were the five winners from Mofilm's video contest for the International Film Festival of India, Goa, 2010. We were one of the participating brands.

I've posted the first place winner Tiger Water Tree earlier (click here for the post).

Our brief for the contest was to show the connection between tigers and our water supply. "Save tigers = save forests = save water" is our theme in all our communication. Have a look at how each contestant interpreted the message.

We can't thank Mofilm enough for featuring us in their "Causes" category. We could never had had such a platform without their support. And of course a big thank you to the talented contestants!

Below: Tiger Water Tree
Created by Lindsay McFarlane




Below: Tiger Dance
Created by: White Balance Films




Below: Let it roar. Let it rain.
Created by: Mauricio Thomsen




Below: Save Tigers
Created by: Raja Naveen Srungavarapu




Below: The Jungle Guardian
Created by: Ligia Cortes




Mofilm: http://www.mofilm.com

Lindsay and Su in Tadoba

Lindsay McFarlane sent us these lovely photos of his trip with Su to Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve in December 2010. The trip was the prize we offered the first place winner of the Mofilm
Goa video contest. Click here to see the film.





Above: Nilgai



Above: Dhole/Indian Wild Dog



Above: Yellow-footed Green Pigeons





Above, below: Langurs from different angles!









Above: Regal footprint...

Thanks for the pictures Lindsay!

Tiger, Water, Tree

http://www.mofilm.com/std/2bbdbe

This beautiful film was created and submitted by Lindsay McFarlane of the UK, for the Mofilm global video contest (International Film Festival of India, Goa 2010). Here's the earlier post on the contest.

Out of the entries for Satpuda Foundation, 17 videos were shortlisted by Mofilm and we then selected our favourites. This was my choice for first place. I think it's powerful and moving, apart from the aesthetic appeal. It's a lovely translation of our brief (to show the link between tigers, forests, water and humans).

After a fun awards night in Goa, creators Lindsay and Su have gone to Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve. Here's wishing them a wonderful safari holiday.

Thanks Lindsay, Su and Mofilm, from all of us at Satpuda Foundation!

People, please share this film on your profile pages, websites, blogs. Let's spread this important message as far as we can.