'The Storytellers: New Voices of the Twilight Saga' Project Launched


A new contest is launched in conjunction with The Storytellers: New Voices of the Twilight Saga,

"The Storytellers — New Voices of The Twilight Saga" was motivated by the desire to provide new female voices with an opportunity to be heard. All of us at Lionsgate, Tongal, Facebook, Volvo Cars, and Women In Film, along with Stephenie Meyer, are enormously excited about this endeavor, and have come together to create a forum for you to exchange creative ideas in support of each other’s visions. We encourage you to be inventive. Just because the movies interpreted the books one way, it doesn’t mean other new ideas won’t be equally as wonderful. 

 Our choice to bring this opportunity to female writers and directors addresses a larger need for more content by, for, and about women. As you join the world of The Twilight Saga’s new creative voices, have fun and think with your heart. You are the storytellers. We are here to listen to you. And we can’t wait!

Five new Short Films will eventually be produced, and released on Facebook.

The bad news, is that the contest is only open to US and Canada citizens. The good news, however, is that you can vote for your favourite Twilight character to be featured in the project. You do have to sign up first, which can be set up via Facebook or Twitter. You've got until 19th November to vote for your fav characters,

Go to the Tongal project website to check out all the details.

via Tongal, Lionsgate

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