Music Short Competition
Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia 2010The Third STOP! Global Warming Competition
The submission period has ended. The results will be sent by e-mail in March, 2010.
We will not accept any inquiries regarding the selection process. Thank you.
Issues related to global warming tool center stage in the discussions at the G8 Hokkaido Toyako Summit held in July 2008. World leaders endorsed halving global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 as a shared long-term target. In order to achieve this target, Japan has set a goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 60 % to 80% so as to realize a low carbon society.
Short Shorts Film Festival in collaboration with Team-6%, a national energy-saving campaign initiated by the Japanese Ministry of Environment, created "STOP! Global Warming Competition" in 2008. We will continue our effort to highlight the problems of global warming through short films of its theme. Let's get together in Tokyo and become part of the solution!!
Organizer：Committee for Short Shorts Project
Partner：Team-6％ (Ministry of Environment)
Free screenings of the “STOP! Global Warming Competition” programs were held at Omotesando Hills, Laforet Museum Harajuku and Brillia Short Shorts Theater, informing
At the booth of Team-6%, festival audiences signed up to join the team.
The annual “Sweepers”: Festival staffs and filmmakers swept up the sidewalks of Omotesando.
A cheerful video comment from
Mr. Tetsuo Saito, the Minister of Environment
STOP! Global Warming Competition 2009, the Best Short Award（Minister’s Award, the Ministry of Environment） “Silent Snow” directed by Jan van den Berg (Netherlands)
