Domino’s Launches Homemade Film Festival Contest

Domino’s Film Festival

Domino’s announced their Homemade Film Festival contest, encouraging pizza-lovers to make a home movie showcasing their love of Domino’s pizza for the chance to win free pizza for a year.

Millions of Americans are spending more time than ever at home and looking for activities to entertain their families. What better way to have a fun day than to make a home movie and possibly win free pizza for a year because of it? Domino’s might even use some of the submissions in a future TV commercial!

Kate Trumbull, Domino’s vice president of advertising

Domino’s Homemade Film Festival is accepting videos through August 21st. Customers can visit this site to vote for their favorite home movie between September 7-11th. On September 18th, Domino’s will announce the grand prize winner who will receive free pizza for a year in the form of $1,560 in Domino’s eGift cards. The second-place winner will receive a $500 Domino’s eGift card, while third place will receive a $200eGift card.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_BjbsBzJ3w

Domino’s Homemade Film Festival was inspired by the brand’s latest lo-fi TV spot, which was filmed with an iPhone. For a complete list of requirements and to read about some inspirational filming ideas, such as showcasing how you eagerly wait for your Domino’s delivery, visit www.DominosFilmFest.com.

FESTIVAL DATES

FILM SUBMISSIONS ACCEPTED

JULY 27 – AUG 21, 2020

VISIT THE SITE TO VOTE

SEPT 7 – SEPT 11, 2020

GRAND PRIZE AWARDED

SEPT 18, 2020

Rules to make your own Domino’s Home Movie

(Domino’s might even use some of the submissions in a TV commercial)

  1. Shoot your video horizontally 
  2. Keep it at 60 seconds or less 
  3. Only use music you own the rights to or made yourself 
  4. No fancy gear necessary – just a phone and an idea 
  5. Make sure your set is well-lit and quiet 
  6. Above all, be creative and have fun 
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