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Days of Ice: Student Film Awards Ceremony

Nau mai haere mai! Help us celebrate the winners of the Days of Ice: Antarctica through fresh eyes tauira film competition.

Photo by Dr Victoria Metcalf

We have opened up a ataata film competition for school-aged tauira students in years 1 to 13 to show us a video portrayal of Antarctica from a new perspective. Students will be putting together a 3-minute film illustrating Antarctica with fresh eyes.

Antarctica is our last great wilderness - it is a taonga treasure to be protected. By sharing new stories and perspectives of the frozen continent, this competition aims to draw a deeper public appreciation and understanding for Antarctica here in Aotearoa New Zealand, and across the globe.

This event will celebrate the six winners of the competition, both individuals and teams, and will be hosted by an Antarctic explorer who will also be sharing their experiences visiting Antarctica and what it means to them.

The six winners of the competition will be invited to Ōtautahi Christchurch to attend this screening of their films!

Nau mai haere mai! Register now to attend this chilling and thrilling portrayal of an Antarctica never before explored.

Event supported by International Antarctic Centre, Marsden Fund Te Pūtea a Rangahau a Marsden and Royal Society Te Apārangi.

COVID-19

This event will only run under Alert Level 1. 

We will subscribe to the following practices at Days of Ice to ensure good health, hygiene and safety at the events:

  • Practicing social distancing where applicable
  • Contact tracing through guest registration and QR code scanning
  • Hand santise regularly 
  • Wear a mask if you would like to
  • Stay home if you feel unwell

We ask that our guests also join us in adhering to the above guidelines.

 

IAC + MF + RSTA

ORGANISATION

International Antarctic Centre, Marsden Fund & Royal Society Te Apārangi

VENUE/DATE

International Antarctic Centre
38 Orchard Road
Harewood
Christchurch

6:00pm Mon 12 October, 2020 - 7:30pm Mon 12 October, 2020