DiBa
Digital Barcelona Film Festival
Next edition:
DiBa 2010 cancelled
Digital Barcelona Film Festival
Next edition:
DiBa 2010 cancelled
The sixth edition of DiBa (Digital Barcelona
Film Festival) has been canceled by the
difficulty of balancing the budget of an event that
includes
screenings, workshops, contests and highly complex
professional sessions.
In its first five editions
DiBa has researched the points of contact between the
latest technology and audiovisual creativity. In 2006 we produced a
digital film in record time
('Lo Bueno de Llorar' by Matias Bize); in 2007 we presented the first Spanish digital
cinema projection in 4K; in 2008 we shot the first 3D Spanish music video (‘Me
tienes contenta’ by Pastora) and in 2009 we broadcast a live 3D opera from the
Liceu, Barcelona.
The festival has presented innovative audiovisual films
and digital movies from
renowned filmmakers as Arturo Ripstein, David
Lynch, Steven Soderbergh, Michael
Winterbottom, ... We have also produced short films with
directors like Juanma Bajo
Ulloa, Joaquim, Rafa Cortés, Mariano Barroso and Borja
Cobeaga. Also
organized documentary workshops and contests as DiBa
Express, which proposes
make a film of three
minutes in 72 hours (in the latest edition involved more than
150 teams).
The organization would like
to thank all the sponsors, partners, institutions and public support for
the festival over the years.
The DiBa Express 09 Jury composed by Isabel Moreira,Dimas Rodríguez, Tonio L. Alarcón, Ferran Capo and Borja Cobeaga decided to award the following short films:
Best DiBa Express to Un poc de orden en mi vidita, by Guillermina Pico.
Idea Express to En tu voz, by Sergi Custey Male.
The winners were selected among the following finalist short films:
Toda la puta vida, by Matias Larosa; Cambio y corto, by Lur Olaisola; Brain Surgery, by Jordi Martínez Novo; Mala Conciencia, by Sergi Vizcaino; Fragile, by David Faüchs Xifra; Un poc de orden en mi vidita, by Guillermina Pico; Dial: 125246, by Cristina López Caballero; HeartTrack, by Rafa Dengrá Oliver; Un hombre, by María Candela Grizutti; Siguiente, by María Eugenia Espinoza Morón; Cambio, by Alvaro San Jose Maderuelo; En tu voz, by Sergi Custey Male; Red Bow, by Matteo Marostica; Qué me das a cambio, by Luisa Fernanda Clavijo Pinzón; Cambio de chaqueta, by Juan Irache Duesca; Siete pulgadas, by David Sánchez Triviño and Pedro Márquez Sánchez.
The Digitalent Prize from the Factoría de Talentos Jury of Digitalent Foundation, went to:
Fragile, by David Faüchs Xifra.
The Online Prize went to: Siguiente, by María Eugenia Espinoza Morón.
The Barcelona Prize went to: Kindergarten, by Milagrito Producciones.
DiBa is the Festival that opens the
cinema to the digital generation.
DiBa is more than just a film
festival. Since its
first edition, it has consolidated its position as the meeting point of the
"Prosumers" generation and the place where you can make your own cinema,
as well as seeing it.
Screenings:
the latest audiovisual trends in a wide variety of cinematographic genres and
formats such as: documentaries, animation, video clips, short
films, etc.
Contests: be
the main star with DiBa Express, the contest that challenges
professional and amateurs to make a short film in 72 hours, or with DiBa Clip, the contest that proposes you to make a music video for one of the best musical groups of the moment.
Workshops: Check
other ways of making films through the workshops DiBa Doc (documentary
film) and DiBa Kids (cinema for and by children) in order to approach
the digital creation.
Technology: DiBa
is a meeting point of technology and creativity. We organize masterclasses, pro
conferences and techrooms showing the latest digital technology innovations.
DiBa wants to see cinema, DiBa wants to make cinema
