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Creative Commons' UK film competition "Mix &amp; Mash" in association with Google UK invites short video submissions mixing and mashing digital content. Submissions can be made from the 8th of February to the 10th of March. The winners will be notified by the 12th of March and screened on the 16th of March at the Optronica National Film Theatre in London.

Remixing digital content is the basis for this competition. Digital pictures, sound or films licensed through Creative Commons and Public Domain material need to be used. Entrants can use their creativity to remix the work of others with their own. The result will be a collage of original and re-used material.

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<strong>Submissions</strong>
Submissions can be made under the theme: Britannia Rules / Britannia Sucks
– No work should be longer than three minutes.

Films will be made available online under a Creative Commons Noncommercial license. For terms and conditions, and more details go to:<a href="http://www.MixandMash.cc" target="_blank">www.MixandMash.cc</a>

<strong>Prizes</strong>
The four best entries will be awarded professional film editing software and hardware, be included in a special Optronica screening at the National Film Theatre on the 16th of March and be featured on Google Video UK.

<strong>Judges</strong>
Panel of Judges will include
– Cory Doctorow; Author and Co-Editor of BoingBoing
– Greg Hall; Film Director
– Hari Kunzru; Author
– William Fowler; Curator - British Film Insitute
– Jess Search; CEO BritDoc Festival/Shooting People

The competition will be managed by Creative Commons UK. The sponsors include the Arts Council, Google UK, and Avid. Media partners are Shooting People, Open Democracy, Mute and the British Film Institute.
Hannah Upritchard    hu@openbusiness.cc