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.
