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Muscat Governorate launches short film competition for young Omani filmmakers

Muscat Governorate has launched a short film competition aimed at empowering young Omani filmmakers to create inspiring and innovative content that highlights the region's achievements and values.

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Thursday, October 10, 2024

MUSCAT : The competition, open for both amateur and professional filmmakers, will run until November 5, 2024. Participants can scan the quick response code provided to access the competition conditions and the pledge and commitment document.

The initiative seeks to encourage filmmakers to produce short films that highlight the achievements and unique attributes of the Muscat Governorate, covering themes such as tourism, sustainable learning, community partnership, history, culture, and architectural identity.

Prizes for the competition include cash reward of RO 2,500 for first place, RO 1,500 for second and RO 1,000 for third place.

The jury will consist of specialists in filmmaking, directing, and artistic production, who will evaluate the entries throughout November 2024. The winners will be announced later that month.

Participants are required to adhere to specific conditions: films must not exceed five minutes in duration, can be promotional, documentary, or short fiction, and must be presented in Arabic with English subtitles. Only one entry per participant or team is allowed, and all content must comply with public values and legal norms. The winning films will become the property of the Muscat Governorate, with winners committing to any necessary amendments.


This initiative aims to promote Muscat by producing visual content that showcases its development and achievements, while also enhancing the creative industries in photography and artistic direction.

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