01. Solo entries only
Individual competition. No credited collaborators. One editor, one cut.
24 hours. One brief. Cut something worth watching.
Sign in with Google, fill a short form. Solo entry, no team code, no group chase.
Every participant joins the group. Kickoff, the brief, judge Q&A and last-minute updates land there first.
From Friday 8 PM kickoff to Saturday 8 PM deadline. Any software, any sources you have rights to. Ship one cut.
One public link. Drive, Behance, YouTube, Vimeo, anything a judge can open. Late is not counted.
Kickoff announcements, the brief, judge Q&A and last-minute updates all happen there first. If you’re not in the group, you will miss it.
Opens WhatsApp in a new tab.
The brief lands in the WhatsApp group. The clock starts. Open your project.
Optional pulse check. Share rough cuts, get notes, keep cutting.
Submit the public link before the timer hits zero. Anything late is not counted.
Winners announced with a public reel. Every entry gets a written judge note.
Common questions before you register.
Anyone who edits video: students, self-taught cutters, in-house editors, freelancers. All skill levels, worldwide.
No. It's a 24-hour online hackathon. Register with any phone number from the country-code list; submit from anywhere.
Anything. Premiere, DaVinci, Final Cut, CapCut, After Effects. Whatever ships your best cut. Your call.
It lands in the WhatsApp group at kickoff. One prompt everyone edits to, and the constraint is what makes it interesting.
Yes. Every entry gets a short note from the judges. That's the point.
Yes. Registration and entry are completely free.
Individual competition. No credited collaborators. One editor, one cut.
Stock is fine. Client work is not. If a shot isn't yours, name where it came from in your notes.
The cut, the grade, the sound, the export. All after kickoff. Pre-built templates disclosed in submission notes.
Drive, Behance, YouTube, Vimeo. Any public link a judge can open. Late is not counted.
24 hours. One brief. Cut something worth watching.
Sign in with Google, fill a short form. Solo entry, no team code, no group chase.
Every participant joins the group. Kickoff, the brief, judge Q&A and last-minute updates land there first.
From Friday 8 PM kickoff to Saturday 8 PM deadline. Any software, any sources you have rights to. Ship one cut.
One public link. Drive, Behance, YouTube, Vimeo, anything a judge can open. Late is not counted.
Kickoff announcements, the brief, judge Q&A and last-minute updates all happen there first. If you’re not in the group, you will miss it.
Opens WhatsApp in a new tab.
The brief lands in the WhatsApp group. The clock starts. Open your project.
Optional pulse check. Share rough cuts, get notes, keep cutting.
Submit the public link before the timer hits zero. Anything late is not counted.
Winners announced with a public reel. Every entry gets a written judge note.
Common questions before you register.
Anyone who edits video: students, self-taught cutters, in-house editors, freelancers. All skill levels, worldwide.
No. It's a 24-hour online hackathon. Register with any phone number from the country-code list; submit from anywhere.
Anything. Premiere, DaVinci, Final Cut, CapCut, After Effects. Whatever ships your best cut. Your call.
It lands in the WhatsApp group at kickoff. One prompt everyone edits to, and the constraint is what makes it interesting.
Yes. Every entry gets a short note from the judges. That's the point.
Yes. Registration and entry are completely free.
Individual competition. No credited collaborators. One editor, one cut.
Stock is fine. Client work is not. If a shot isn't yours, name where it came from in your notes.
The cut, the grade, the sound, the export. All after kickoff. Pre-built templates disclosed in submission notes.
Drive, Behance, YouTube, Vimeo. Any public link a judge can open. Late is not counted.