Army IBA Photographic Society to host National Photography Fest 2024 in tribute to the July Massacre
The Army IBA Photographic Society (AIBAPS) is preparing to host the inaugural AIBAPS National Photography Fest 2024, a poignant tribute to the July Massacre. This prestigious event will take place on 5 October at the Army Institute of Business Administration, Jalalabad Cantonment, Sylhet campus, offering aspiring photographers and videographers a platform to showcase their talents while contributing to a meaningful cause.
The fest will feature a variety of competitions, including photography, videography, OVC (Online Video Content), wall magazine, and a photography quiz. Participants may compete individually or as part of a team in most categories.
The photography competition allows participants to submit their original work in either mobile or DSLR categories. The entry fee is a nominal Tk. 150, and the theme is open to interpretation. For videography, participants may enter individually or in teams of three or more. The topic is also open, with an entry fee of Tk. 350.
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The OVC competition offers opportunities to create original content on a given topic, while the wall magazine competition invites participants to create work inspired by the July Massacre. The entry fee for both competitions is Tk. 350. The photography quiz is an on-the-spot event with an entry fee of Tk. 50.
Registration for all events is currently open and will continue until 1 October 2024. Participants can register online via the Army IBA Photographic Society page. For videography, OVC, and wall magazine competitions, at least one team member must be present at the Sylhet Army IBA campus.
The AIBAPS National Photography Fest 2024 promises to be a memorable event, featuring renowned photographers, influencers, and an expert judging panel. The prize pool, worth Tk. 1 lakh, includes cash prizes, crests, and certificates.
Don't miss this exciting opportunity to showcase your talent, pay tribute to the July Massacre, and connect with like-minded individuals. For more information and to register, visit the Army IBA Photographic Society page.
