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Buy nowSeeking a service provider to perform language percentage counts for films submitted for the South African Oscars selection process. The contract spans three years and requires expertise in assessing non-English content.
The National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF) is inviting proposals for a service provider to conduct language percentage counts on films submitted for the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences Oscars selection process. This service is crucial to ensure that films meet the Academy's requirement of having at least 50% non-English dialogue. The selected provider will be responsible for reviewing submitted films and delivering detailed reports confirming compliance with this criterion.
The scope of work includes a thorough analysis of each film's language content, providing a comprehensive report that outlines the percentage of non-English dialogue. Bidders must demonstrate relevant experience in similar projects, including the ability to meet strict deadlines and deliver high-quality reports. The contract will last for three years, allowing for multiple submissions and evaluations throughout the Oscars selection process, thereby contributing to the growth and representation of South African cinema on an international stage.
This tender is suitable for businesses specializing in film analysis, language services, and those with experience in the film industry, particularly in compliance with international submission standards.