MARDIN, TURKEY- (MAY 12-13, 2018)
ONLINE VIDEO SUBMISSION INFORMATION:
The WFPF Parkour World Cup Series 2018 Online Qualifier begins on March 23, 2018 and will end on April 10th, 2018.
Enter to be a selected freerunner from around the world who will earn their “Pro” spot in the WFPF Parkour World Cup Series 2018 on May 12-13, 2018 in Mardin, Turkey.
SUBMISSION INFORMATION
Please send your Online Submission Video as a link to YouTube for view to: contact@wfpf.com
Include in the subject title: WFPF Parkour World Cup Series 2018 Submission Video.
Also please make sure the YouTube Video is titled: “Your Name” WFPF Parkour World Cup Series 2018 Submission Video.
The video must be a maximum of 90 seconds long and follow the video guidelines below.
VIDEO GUIDELINES:
Length: Video must be no longer than 90 seconds (if the video is longer, only the first 90 seconds will be taken into consideration by the judges).
The video must be uploaded to YouTube with the “WFPF Parkour World Cup Series 2018” intro Graphic as the thumbnail which you can find by clicking the following link to the WFPF resource page: here
The face of the participant has to be visible throughout the video.
All scenes must be filmed outdoors (no use of gym facilities etc and crash mats not permitted)
All landings must be visible.
The following Hashtags should be used in the post description when you post on your own social media (we want the rest of the world to be able to find your video too!)
#WFPFCupTurkey
#WFPFParkourWorldCupSeries2018
#WFPFParkourCup
#WFPF #WorldFPF
VIDEO SUBMISSION JUDGING CRITERIA
All the application videos will be judged on the following criteria.
Difficulty: Movements that are considered particularly hard to accomplish are rewarded higher.
Execution: The actual ‘carry out’ and delivery of the movements.
Versatility: Ability to adapt or be adaptable to many different areas, environments and functions of movement.
Flow: Consecutive movements without break in flow/movement.
F.A.Q
– Should the movements be on concrete, grass or other surfaces?
It is upto you what surface you present your moves on. However, of course, concrete is likely to be judged in more favour that ‘soft’ surfaces.
– Should the video have music?
This is upto you. We recommend allowing the raw and natural sounds of landings etc, but it is your choice.
– Is video editing taken into account?
No. This is all about your movements and skill as a FreeRunner.
– Are long lines scored higher than individual moves.
Ultimately it is entirely upto you. Of course we recommend linking movements in the same way that you would in a competitive format. If there are certain difficult moves, then perhaps see how you can link them to score more favourably, but again this is your decision as to how you want to present yourself to the judges.