04 / Motion

Animation & Multimedia

Let the work move them.2D and 3D animation, VFX, motion graphics, graphic design, video editing, filmmaking, digital media, UI/UX and creative production. The Multimedia discipline is a screening room: your reel plays on a large display and the panel responds to what they see and to how you talk about making it.

Who should apply

  • Animators, motion designers, editors, filmmakers and designers with a reel or portfolio.
  • UI/UX designers who can defend decisions, not just show screens.
  • Students who make things in their own time and have the files to prove it.

Skills on show

  • 2D / 3D animation
  • VFX & compositing
  • Motion graphics
  • Graphic design
  • Video editing
  • UI/UX design
  • Filmmaking

Pitch formats

  • Reel and commentary

    A short reel followed by a conversation about decisions and process.

  • Process breakdown

    Show one piece from brief to final: sketches, drafts, dead ends.

  • Design critique

    Present a product or piece and take live feedback from the panel.

Suggested formats. Final formats and time limits are confirmed per edition.

What to bring

  • A reel or portfolio link (two minutes or less)
  • Process material for at least one piece
  • Credits that make clear what you personally made

What panelists may evaluate

  • Craft and taste
  • Range and consistency
  • Taking critique well
  • Process and problem solving
  • Command of tools

Possible internship functions

  • Motion design intern
  • Video editing intern
  • 3D / VFX intern
  • Graphic design intern
  • UI/UX design intern
  • Production intern

Illustrative of the industry. These are not confirmed vacancies; openings are listed only once a company has confirmed them.

Questions

How do I show large video files?
Share a link to your reel (YouTube, Vimeo, Drive). The organisers will arrange playback on the day.
Will my work be published?
Only with your separate written permission. See the media consent page.

Ready?