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LRTimelapse 6.5.4 released

Hey guys,

I’ve just released LRTimelapse 6.5.4 which brings some improvements and fixes.

This is new in 6.5.4

  • Feature: Added “Create New Folder” Popup Menu to all simple dir chooser dialogs.
  • Improvement: Batch deflicker stability
  • Improvement: Error handling for superimposition of time stamps in video rendering.
  • Improvement: Calculation of remaining time for processes
  • Improvement: Added detection of corrupted preview files, those will now be regenerated.
  • Improvement: Windows: changed to OpenJDK (Mac is already on OpenJDK).
  • Fix: When initializing or clearing metadata the sliders in the editor would not be reset.
  • Fix: Batch deflicker deactivating Const checkbox would not activate the slider.
  • Fix: Preview Lum Column would not be properly updated after loading very short sequences.
  • Fix: When using Metadata/Copy File-Dates to Exif-Date on a JPG sequence, the internal export and render would still not allow to overlay time stamp data.
  • Fix: When loading a fresh folder and moving away without saving, the hidden .lrt helper dir will now be removed.
  • Fix: When reediting older sequences with different process versions, in some cases the auto transition could fail with an error “Could not calculate transistions”.
  • Fix: When only one Crop Keyframes was set, it wouldn’t be respected when doing the auto transition
  • Fix: Fixed Crop Transition
  • Fix: Crop Column update on auto transition
  • Fix: Repaint Crop when selecting whole table- Feature: Added “Create New Folder” Popup Menu to all simple dir chooser dialogs.
  • Improvement: Batch deflicker stability
  • Improvement: Error handling for superimposition of time stamps in video rendering.
  • Improvement: Calculation of remaining time for processes
  • Improvement: Added detection of corrupted preview files, those will now be regenerated.
  • Improvement: Windows: changed to OpenJDK (Mac is already on OpenJDK).
  • Fix: When initializing or clearing metadata the sliders in the editor would not be reset.
  • Fix: Batch deflicker deactivating Const checkbox would not activate the slider.
  • Fix: Preview Lum Column would not be properly updated after loading very short sequences.
  • Fix: When using Metadata/Copy File-Dates to Exif-Date on a JPG sequence, the internal export and render would still not allow to overlay time stamp data.
  • Fix: When loading a fresh folder and moving away without saving, the hidden .lrt helper dir will now be removed.
  • Fix: When reediting older sequences with different process versions, in some cases the auto transition could fail with an error “Could not calculate transistions”.
  • Fix: When only one Crop Keyframes was set, it wouldn’t be respected when doing the auto transition
  • Fix: Fixed Crop Transition
  • Fix: Crop Column update on auto transition
  • Fix: Repaint Crop when selecting whole table

Thanks to anyone who contributed to the beta test by using the beta and providing feedback in the beta forum.

The update to 6.5.4 should happen automatically via the auto updater, if not, you can download it from the download page and install manually.

By the way: if you have ideas for new features or improvements in LRTimelapse, let me know in the feature request forum!

Thanks and have a great time,
Gunther

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Northern Skies 4K (Cello Version, 2024)

This is an update of my Film Northern Skies where the Cello in the Music track was played by Georg Roither, a professional cellist at the German Opera in Berlin.

The difference to the synth cello that I used in the original film is night and day and I really love it so much – I still get goosebumps every time I listen to it! I hope you enjoy the new Music as much as I do! 🤗

Make sure to activate 4K Quality on YouTube and best use headphones!

The music was composed and played by myself on the piano in one take, then, in the first version of the video, I added a synth cello. This was a premiere for me: the first time I composed and played my own soundtrack for a video. I think it adds a very personal aspect to the film and I really hope you like both, the music and the images.

Some time after I published the video, Georg Roither contacted me and and offered to play the cello on a real cello (actually, a more than 100 years old cello worth 6 figures, as I found out!). So he visited me at my home and played along with my music.

As you can imagine, it was such an honor to have a Georg visiting me with his cello and playing my music!

Editing and rendering of the timelapses was all done on a full raw-file-basis in LRTimelapse Pro. The single clips were exported as 6K Prores files and the final video cut in 4K.

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It’s just amazing to see the extraordinary quality that can be achieved with this rather simple and quick workflow – even back then in 2016. Now in 2024 we have LRTimelapse 6 which delivers even better quality and allows for an even simpler workflow.

If you’d like to learn how to shoot and process time lapse, make sure to check out my EBook Timelapse Photography.

If you liked the video, please subscribe to the LRTimelapse YouTube channel!

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LRTimelapse 6.5.3 released

Hey guys,

I’ve just released LRTimelapse 6.5.3 which brings quite a lot improvements, fixes, performance boosts and also some new features.

This is new in 6.5.3

  • Feature: Option for Uncompressed Tiff intermediaries in LRTExport. On some systems, Ligtroom might create those faster than the compressed ones, although the file size will of course be bigger.
  • Feature: “Select Every nth image” will now be applied to the selection if more than one image is selected. User request.
  • Improvement: Added error message when trying to batch convert a JPG sequence to DNG (which won’t work).
  • Improvement: When checking for different file extensions in a sequence, the extensions will now be treated case insensitively and JPG/JPEG and TIF/TIFF won’t be differentiated anymore.
  • Improvement: Ignore .DS_Store files when overwriting intermediary folders by internal export.
  • Improvement: Filter Mode: Changed the curves to always draw in dot+connections mode when filtering, this will make them better usable for long sequences with many short term changes in the curve. There will be transparency making such curves not covering large parts of the preview.
  • Improvement: Introduced a bit of transparency on the solid curves.
  • Improvement: Added a warning that with “internal export and render” crop animations cannot be used together with motion blur. In such cases the lightroom export should be used.
  • Improvement: Compositions: Display the actual size of the sequence additionally to the reduced size when using “remove images”.
  • Improvement: LRTExport: Disable unavailable options, like bit depth for JPGs and Compression for JPGs.
  • Improvement: Added “Loading Folders” to the splash screen status display
  • Improvement: Long Term Filter: 40% performance improvement when calculating hues and contrasts
  • Improvement: Long Term Filter: Massive performance improvement when working with the filters.
  • Improvement: Long Term Filter: The crop overlay won’t paint anymore, when the filter panel is active -> another performance advantage.
  • Improvement: Long Term Filter: When the selection in the table changes, the filter status will update
  • Improvement: Long Term Filter: if none or only one image is selected the filter status will display “nothing to do”
  • Improvement: Long Term Filter: when using the filter, the images to keep would be selected and the images to remove unselected. If someone used the “Delete Images” feature instead of “Filter Images”, images to keep could be deleted. Now there is a warning dialog that will remind the user to user “Filter Images” in such cases instead of Delete.
  • Improvement: UI: Bold Text in dialogs appear brighter now.
  • Improvement: Restructured Log Header
  • Improvement: Skip DNG conversion for JPG files in the importer instead of trying and producing an error. Unfortunately the Adobe DNG Converter still doesn’t support the conversion of JPGs to DNG (only Lightroom does). Please support my request to Adobe.
  • Improvement: Changed text on dialog that notifies about a new beta.
  • Fix: Filenames containing a comma which would again break the exif loading, should be finally fixed now.
  • Fix: Removed another blocking issue with long sequences.
  • Fix: Deleting the selected image would not update the Editor in Visual Previews mode to the new image selected after the deletion.
  • Fix: Image slider maximum would not be updated when filtering images.
  • Fix: When clicking on another image while loading a sequence, the load progress could sometimes stall.
  • Fix: Compositions: Batch rendering didn’t properly assign parameters for subsequent renders
  • Fix: Compositions: Filename suffix did not properly count up for subsequent renders of the same intermediary sequence as composition.
  • Fix: LRTExport Label for Compression: “None”
  • Fix: Licenses with Apostrophe in the Company name were rejected.
  • Fix: Version number in LRTExport
  • Fix: Long Term Filter: Filtering for Lower or Upper bounds individually didn’t work.
  • Updated ffmpeg and exiftool

Thanks to anyone who contributed to the beta test by using the beta and providing feedback in the beta forum.

The update to 6.5.3 should happen automatically via the auto updater, if not, you can download it from the download page and install manually.

By the way: do you have any ideas for new features that you would like to see in any next LRTimelapse version? Please let me know in the feature request forum!

Thanks and have a great time,
Gunther

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New tutorial: how to Edit Long Term and Construction Timelapse

In this video you will learn how to edit Long Term and Construction timelapses perfectly with LRTimelapse Pro.

With this comprehensive tutorial you will bring your long term and construction timelapses to the next level. From filtering the images over deflickering, stabilizing and fine tuning in a video editor.

Please subscribe to the LRTimelapse Youtube channel, if you haven’t.

Also did you know, that you can share your footage on Instagram and tag @LRTimelapse for reposts?

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LRTimelapse 6.5.2 released

Hey guys,

I’ve just released LRTimelapse 6.5.2 which brings some improvements and fixes.

This is new in 6.5.2

  • Feature: Added detection for corrupt JPG files when loading a sequence. The user will get a message dialog offering to automatically move those to a folder with suffix “Corrupted”. This is especially useful for long term shooters where cameras are known for producing corruted images from time to time.
  • Improvement: Mac Launcher: “Alive” semaphore file will now be created in /private/tmp/LRTimelapse_running – this prevents it from being synched to iCloud twice a second while LRTimelapse is running for users that have their Documents folder synched to the cloud.
  • Improvement: Detect if the user tries to load a restricted parent folder like Workgroup, Libraries, Network, /, /Users or /Volumes and defer loading instead of displaying an error message. LRTimelapse will also not try to load such folders again after a restart.
  • Improvement: added specific error message from the log to the error dialog that appears when the video rendering fails.
  • Improvement: added specific error message to the error dialog that appears when the temp folder is not accessible.
  • Fix: Windows Launcher: Avoid “Assistive Technology not found” error in some constellations where older Java versions were installed and not fully removed from a windows PC.
  • Fix: A “Comma” in the path or foldername would break loading of exif data.
  • Fix: When rendering from an intermediary sequence with non standard filenames (unlike LRT_00001.ext etc.), path names containing an apostrophe would make the renderer fail.

The update should happen automatically via the auto updater, if not, you can download it from the download page and install manually.

By the way: do you have any ideas for new features that you would like to see in an next LRTimelapse version? Please let me know in the feature request forum!

Thanks and have a great time,
Gunther

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LRTimelapse 6.5.1 released

Dear LRTimelapse Users,
I’ve just released LRTimelapse 6.5.1 which primarily adds support for the tools in the latest Lightroom Classic 12.4.

This is new in 6.5.1

  • Feature: Added support for new Tools in Lightroom 12.4: Grain (Global / Local) and Curve Refine Saturation (Global / Local)
  • Fix: Internal Export and Render: would not create portrait videos from files that have been shot in portrait mode.
  • Fix: Internal Export and Render: when directly rendering a JPG sequence, the preview loading would take a long time and show wrong orientation.
  • Fix: Remove xmp digest metadata when saving which might disturb visual preview generation
  • Fix: New expiration date for evaluation version.

The update should happen automatically via the auto updater, if not, you can download it from the download page and install manually.

By the way:

do you have any ideas for new features that you would like to see in the next major LRTimelapse version? Please let me know in the feature request forum!

Thanks and have a great time,
Gunther

PS: Until mid of July I will be traveling Norway, hoping to shoot some nice timelapses! So please fogive me, if my anwers to Email queries or forum posts are a bit slower than usuallly. Thanks!

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LRTimelapse 6.5 – this is new! (Video)

Guys, LRTimelapse 6.5 is out, a large update which brings many improvements and new features.

LRTimelapse 6.5 is a free update for all LRTimelapse 6 users. If you are still on LRT 5 or 4, you can get a discounted license upgrade.

In the video below, I demonstrate some of the bigger news in LRTimelapse 6.5, you can find a list of all changes in the release notes below.

(Deutsche Version des Videos)

Releasenotes

Features

  • Unicode filename support for Windows and Mac.
  • Added support for Japanese and Chinese languages.
    Thanks to Koichiro Oka for the help with the Japanese translation and Ge Hongbing for helping with the Chinese Translation.
  • Natural sort for file tree instead of ASCII sort (similar to how Lightroom/Explorer/Finder sort). Natural sort now also for image files in the table, when sorting is set to “filename”.
  • Sped up Exif-Data loading by factor 5 or more. Increased number of Exif-Tool threads.
  • Changed cropping logic. LRT will now support Portrait orientations in Portrait resolutions. This means, cropping sizes will not anymore be restricted by the landscape output dimensions, instead for Portrait renderings, portrait dimensions will get applied, like 1080×1920 and 2160×3840.
  • Scrubbing through sequences with left/right cursor will now hide the curves, while scrubbing with up/down will show them as usually.
  • Curves drawing. Curves will now scale better, especially for very large or very small sequences.
  • Made Playhead more visible with different backgrounds.
  • Added a button “Show in Explorer/Finder” to the dialog with the list of rendered videos. Fix: Internal Export and Render wouldn’t add the rendered Video to the List of Videos
  • Importer: Added a warning when the user selects a parent folder with a large amount of files below (>15,000) to potentially prevent a long time scanning. Mac: Importer will not try to load contents of /Volumes or /Macintosh HD anymore recursively when those main folders would be selected as source.
  • When editing with the internal editor, Visual Preview will now keep showing the previous state instead of popping back to the camera preview while redeveloping.
  • Batch progress bars will now appear in a scrollpane, if many, and not cover more then 1/4th of the screen height now.
  • Copy / Paste whole sequence. This feature allows you to copy/paste a full set of XMP data from one sequence to the other, for example to match the editing of left/right stereo or pano photos.
  • Auto Downloader for updates. If available, an update will be downloaded after the version check and installed after closing LRTimelapse the next time. Version check will now run while LRT is up and not only on when launching LRT. Set a different default version check delay for the main channel (24 hrs) and the beta channel (2 hrs).
  • Added Copy context menu and keystroke to Log dialog and image properties dialog.

Improvements

  • When resizing the preview via the split pane, the selected folder in the tree will be kept in the viewport. Also the last selected folder will be relocated more reliably after restart.
  • NEV files will be detected as Video files on import.
  • Made the capitalization in the English menus more consistent.
  • Mac: /cores and /opt folders won’t be shown anymore.
  • Added description of the error to the error dialog when rendering fails.
  • Massive speed up of “Select Every Nth” feature, move and Remove Images.
  • On Mac, when the render dialog or new version dialog was launched while the monitor was sleeping, the dialogs would show no content.
  • Reworked internal message dialogs. The shouldn’t overlap each other anymore now and will be precreated to avoid issues in monitor sleep mode.
  • Internal export and render will now export basic metadata to the intermediary sequence and this will allow timestamp overlays and subtitles to be created.
  • When auto upgrading on windows, run the installer in Silent mode (no dialogs).
  • Better naming of the entries in the column header popup menu to clarify, that the operations are being applied on the column only.
  • DNG files from Jpg/Tiff would not get the right Whitebalance treatment automatically – the detection is now more reliable whether DNG files consist of JPG/Tiff Data (relative Whitebalance) or Raw Data (absolute Whitebalance). This makes the “Set Whitebalance Treatment” tool obsolete, it has been removed.
  • Mac: DMG mount name will include the version now. Otherwise, with older update DMGs still mounted, the wrong update could be launched. When running the updater, before mounting the downloaded DMG Archive, older, still mounted DMG Archives will be unmounted. This can be controlled with the option “unmountLrtDmgFiles” in the config file.
  • Nicer dialog for Rename Files with an example and also better logging.
  • Rename Files with Prefixes (F2) will now also rename files, whose date/time prefix doesn’t correspond to the exif date and correct those.
  • Importer will not create any cache folders (.lrt) on import drives anymore.
  • Better error handling if exiftool is not available or running.
  • Fixing of deleted/missing LRT adjustment masks.
  • Added hint dialog to explain the “locks” when first doing a batch rendering.
  • Improved the Ask for Lightroom Version Dialog

Fixes

  • Angle overflow when animating Circular masks
  • Added localization to Lum/Contrast/Hue filter labels in filter panel.
  • After “Clear Metadata” without reinitialization, save could fail.
  • Load Snapshot would move the playhead through the sequence
  • Loading the preview in the render dialog in some cases would be triggered more than once.
  • In some cases the intervals wouldn’t be correctly displayed
  • After switching from filename sort to date/time sort or vice versa, the intervals wouldn’t be recalculated.
  • In rare cases trying to load a sequence after some batch processes produced an error and an empty table.
  • Very short sequences with less than 10 images sometimes didn’t load completely.
  • Updated the link for the adobe forum post where I request JPG support for the Adobe DNG Converter. However my hopes are little since this request is now 9 years old… 🙁
  • Batch processes sometimes could be ended when switching folders.
  • Unnecessary delay at the beginning of Exif-Data-Reload.
  • Metadata fixing for mixed WB treatments.
  • Metadata/Clear and Reinitialize would load ExifData twice.
  • White Balance initialization issue.
  • Closing LRTimelapse without loading any folder would reset the last selected folder in the settings and start with the folder tree in default position next time.
  • Metadata issues with DNG files created from JPGs.
  • Keystrokes for Shift-Save (force Save) not correctly assigned.
  • Table and Editor would not update in Visual Previews mode when Metadata was changed externally (by Lightroom).
  • Auto-Transition on single column will not run the fix XMP routine anymore.
  • Metadata issue with some JPGs.
  • Fixing Metadata for missing/additional masks didn’t work in some situations.
  • Importer could stall when scanning source files
  • On Mac silicon, the Intel version of ffmpeg would have been used, now LRT comes with a universal binary for both platforms.
  • Avoid overlapping dialogs on first launch.
  • XMP Migration error from LRTimelapse 3.
  • Various UI and Localization fixes.
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LA Timelapse Film Festival – the award ceremony now on Youtube!

The Los Angeles Timelapse Film Festival (LATFF), first of its kind, took place last Saturday (Jan. 28, 2023) as a live stream and was a huge success – now you can watch the recording!

At the festival, everyone who wanted had the opportunity to submit their film in three categories: Cityscapes, Nature/Landscape and Hyperlapses/Dronelapses.

The LATFF was created and organized by Emeric Le Bars, Brian Youchak and Oliver Kmia, who really did a great job.

I myself was allowed to be part of the 8-member jury (Oliver unfortunately couldn’t be there on Saturday) and sponsored each of the first places with an LRT PRO Timer 3.

Numerous filmmakers from all over the world responded to the festival call and submitted their works, some of which were so good, individual and creative that they did not make it easy for us to judge them… That’s why, independently of our jury voting, we also let the viewers vote in advance for the film they thought was the best.

In addition to these winning films, we also showed some films at the event that we felt deserved a mention for special reasons. For each film, we as the jury naturally also shared our opinion. Afterwards, some of the filmmakers were available for questions in the livestream and talked a bit about the making of their films, which was also very interesting.

If you couldn’t be there on Saturday, you still have the possibility to watch the ceremony on Youtube and watch the films with our comments. There you will also find out which film was favored by the jury and the viewers. If you watch the video directly on Youtube by clicking on this link, you will also see the live chat.

A list of all nominated films with their original sources can be found here.

After the festival I got feedback from some viewers that watching the films really motivated them to start their own, new timelapse project – that’s the nicest feedback there is! 🙂

Next year there will probably be another Timelapse Film Festival. So if you felt the same way and are now motivated to join in, start thinking about it already! As soon as I have more info on this, I’ll let you know.

For those of you who watched the ceremony: Let me know in the comments what you thought of the online festival? Did you agree with the jury’s decisions? I look forward to hearing from you!

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LRTimelapse 6.3 Update released!

Hey guys, after quite some beta testing, I’ve now released LRTimelapse 6.3.

It’s a release with a few new features, but mostly many improvements under the hood and fixes. This means, I’d really recommend to update as soon as possible.

Unfortunately, due to an issue in 6.2.x you won’t get an update notification about the new version. So please update manually by downloading the new version from the Download Page. From 6.3 on, the update notifications will start working again.

Spoiler: for 6.4 I’m working on an auto updater which will then not require you to download the updates manually anymore. I’ll release a beta soon, so make sure to subscribe to the new beta update channel:

When you first launch LRT 6.3, you will get asked, if you would like to get notifications about new Beta versions additionally to the notifications about the main updates. That way, you can test new features before the official release. Of course, I really appreciate any feedback you provide me about the beta versions. This helps me improving LRTimelapse even more. Thanks!

Download the new version on the Download Page!

Here is what’s new in LRTimelapse 6.3:

New Features:

  • Added a slider to reduce the initial deflicker in the Holy Grail Wizard. This could be useful for sequences where you would like to preserve short term changes in luminosity, like with thunderstorm lightnings.
  • DNxHR will now allow rendering in higher resolutions than 4K, like 6K, 8K and Source resolution (LRTimelapse Pro)
  • Reworked check for new version. Added a beta channel. Users will now be asked, if they want to get notified about new beta versions or not. Can be changed in the settings.
  • Mac: there is now a combined universal App for Silicon (M1/M2) and Intel Macs. This means, the LRTimelapse installer is the same for both platforms and of course, LRTimelapse will run natively with maximum performance on any Mac.

Improvements:

  • Improved Metadata handling and fixing, updated Adobe XMP library.
  • Initialization will now preserve some XMP data that is outside the scope of LRTimelapse (like GPS data stored in XMP files).
  • Render progress bar will now show the full filename of the video to be rendered.
  • Added Tooltips to the Batch progress indicators.
  • Added explanatory tooltips to the Rotate/Stretch controls in the HG-Wizard.
  • Togglebutton Visual Previews for Keyframes only will now be activated whenever a sequence is loaded no matter the status of the VP button.
  • Improvement: LRT will now add a history entry to the XMP files when saving, like Lightroom does. It will only add the entry, if the last entry was not from LRT. Otherwise it will only update the values to prevent the XMP from growing too much.
  • Reopening the render dialog after the same intermediary sequence was reexported in a different format (like Tif vs. Jpg) will not detect this and reload the previews.
  • Added check on loading, if image folder is writable to prevent errors later.
  • Export and Render: after setting the render output path for a new sequence, this path will be remembered and when you choose to export and render the next sequence, the folder chooser will be at the same position.
  • Made the “New DNG Converter Found” Dialog a bit smaller.

Fixes

  • Online version check for new LRTimelapse and Adobe DNG Converter versions was not working.
  • In rare situation the horizontal render resolution could be rounded wrong, like 4098 instead of 4096, this would generate an unecessary warning.
  • After loading a snapshot the to save flag was not always set.
  • In some cases the internal Editor would not be activated.
  • When switching to Visual previews in Keyframes only mode while a non-keyframe image was selected in the table, the VP wouldn’t get generated for that image.
  • Auto-Transition would sometimes overwrite some special Exif-Data like GPS Coordinates.
  • Holy Grail Wizard would not update Lum-Leveling values in table.
  • Aborting an import process wouldn’t remove the progress bar and unblock the UI.
  • The progress bar in the importer was a bit too narrow.
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LA Timelapse Film Festival Audience Voting and Livestream

Next Saturday, Jan. 28, 2023, the award ceremony for the Los Angeles Timelapse Film Festival will take place in an online ceremony – and you can watch it via a live stream!

With the Los Angeles Timelapse Film Festival, finally there is a new platform where timelapse filmmakers can showcase their work. This time I am not the organizer, but part of the jury and I’ve sponsored some nice prizes.

The jury has already made a pre-selection from the multitude of international entries. Now you have the opportunity to watch the finalist films and to vote for the audience award.

On 28.01.2023 the approx. 2-hour award ceremony will take place online. 

The time, according to your timezone, will be:

  • 9 AM PST (Los Angeles, CA)
  • 12 PM EST (New York City, NY)
  • 17:00 GMT (London, UK)
  • 18:00 CET (Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France)
  • 22:30 PM IST (New Delhi, India)
  • 4:00 AM AEDT (Jan 29th) (Sydney, Australia)

Here we will present the winning films and their creators and there will be interviews. The whole ceremony will be broadcast as a Youtube livestream. There will also be a live chat where you can ask questions and at the end there will be a Q&A session with some of the filmmakers.

I’m sure this will be an entertaining and informative event and I’d love for you to be there too!

You can find more information on the organizer’s website.

Participation is of course free of charge!

I’d be very happy to have you on board for the livestream, and of course I would be very interested to know which is your favorite film. Will you tell me in the comments down below?

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