Movie News - Django Unchained Aspiring Filmmaker Contest

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Are you an aspiring filmmaker? Would you like to win some new Sony kit? Would you like to have your work judged by master filmmaker Quentin "Mr Brown" Tarantino? 

If you answered yes to ANY of the above questions, you're in luck. Sony Pictures and Sony Electronics are offering the chance of a lifetime.

Follow on after the jump for full details!

UNCHAIN YOUR CREATIVITY FOR THE CHANCE TO HAVE YOUR NEXT FILM PROJECT REVIEWED BY QUENTIN TARANTINO 

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Sony Pictures, Sony Electronics and Academy Award®-winning writer/director Quentin Tarantino are teaming up to give aspiring filmmakers across the globe the chance to capture their own make.believe moments in the Django Unchained Movie Contest. 

One talented winner from each participating region will be chosen to develop their own Spaghetti Western video inspired by an excerpt from the Django Unchained script. The winner from each participating region will be given one unit of Sony’s Flagship Interchangeable Lens HD Camcorder, Wide-Angle Prime Lens, and other accessories. 

To enter for the opportunity to capture your make.believe moment in the Django Unchained Aspiring Filmmaker Movie Contest, please visit www.DjangoUnchainedMovieContest.com.au to submit your entry, no later than November 7th, 2012. 

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