ONE FRAME OF WHITE IS BACK - AND BETTER THAN EVER!!

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WHAT IS ONE FRAME OF WHITE?

GLAD YOU ASKED!

OFoW is the greatest creative challenge in the history of VFX! Make anything you can think of using all of the tools available in Autodesk Flame. The only catch is that you can’t use any external footage. Everything must be generated from a single frame of white!

CHECK OUT THIS YEAR’S FABULOUS PRIZES!

FREE LICENSE OF SAPPHIRE OFX TO USE FOR YOUR ENTRY!

Everyone who registers for One Frame of White will receive a free temp license of Sapphire OFX Plugins to use for their entry courtesy of Boris FX.  Details on how to obtain your license will be emailed to you after you register.

READY TO MAKE HISTORY?

Here are some details…

  • It's simple: Come up with the most amazing idea you can think of and create it in Flame - using only ONE FRAME OF WHITE as your starting point. YOU CANNOT IMPORT IN ANY FOOTAGE, 3D MODELS, etc. All content has to be generated inside Flame.

  • The theme this year is “Logik”. How you interpret that is up to you.

  • You need to be a member of the Logik Forum at forum.logik.tv (membership is free)

  • You can use any of the tools in Flame, including the default 3D models, plus Sapphire Plugins, the built-in Matchbox shaders and the LOGIK Matchbox collection. You cannot write custom a Matchbox shader for your entry. The LOGIK Matchbox collection is available at https://logik-matchbook.org/. A free temp license of Sapphire OFX will be supplied to each registrant, courtesy of Boris FX.

  • Your work must be done in one Batch Group or in multiple BFX segments on a single timeline.

  • Audio is optional, meaning that it won't be considered in the judging. Please do not use copyrighted audio.

  • Your entry can not be longer than 30 seconds.

  • Any fonts that you use must be included with your submission.

  • The contest starts NOW! REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Entries are due by 11:59:59pm EST on November 21, 2021.

  • For the complete list of contest rules, click here.

Good Luck and than you for supporting the Logik Community!