Introducing an Exciting Opportunity: Become a Jury Member for the "Goldener Spatz" Festival!
Get ready, kids! The "Goldener Spatz," the largest German-language children's media festival, is looking for passionate film and media enthusiasts aged 9 to 13 to join its jury for the upcoming event! The application window is open until February 11, as announced by the festival's organizers on Monday.
Up to 34 energetic and talented individuals will be selected to form two jury groups, who will then go on to decide the winners of the main prizes. Participation in this prestigious event is totally free of charge, and selected children will be provided with accommodation and meals during their time at the festival.
The excitement doesn't stop there! Jury members will have the chance to engage with film professionals, media experts, and other young talents in beautiful Gera and Erfurt, Germany, where the festival takes place annually in June.
With a global reach, children from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and German-speaking communities worldwide can apply. For detailed application requirements, head to the festival's official website.
Founded in 1989, the "Goldener Spatz" festival is more than just a celebration of children's media; it's a platform for young talent and a hub for industry professionals. The festival's main aim is to bring together filmmakers, writers, and animators to create inspiring and engaging content that resonates with kids around the world.
So what are you waiting for? Grab your popcorn and apply to join the "Goldener Spatz" jury! Could you be the one deciding this year's winners?
Festival Details:
- Interested kids can apply to join the jury of the "Goldener Spatz" Festival, the largest children's media festival in Germany.
- By becoming part of the jury, movie enthusiasts will participate in an exciting week of evaluating submitted entries, presenting awards, and enjoying the festival in beautiful Gera and Erfurt, held annually in June.
- With the aid of modern technologies and apps, the organizers aim to make the application process more accessible for children from all over the world.
