Special T-Shirt Design Competition for new Scottish Feature Film

Seachd- The Inaccessible Pinnacle is a brand new feature length film from director Simon Miller and the first ever feature film in Scottish Gaelic. Director Simon Miller and crew are looking for a specially designed t-shirt for their shop to promote the movie, and on the t-shirt they need a slogan in both English and Gaelic. This is the first ever Scottish Gaelic feature film to get into the cinemas and the filmmakers hope it will make a difference for the survival of Scotland’s first language so what’s needed is a clever t-shirt slogan that represents both the film and the language.

You don’t need to be a professional designer whatsoever to enter (although if you’re so inclined you might like to use film logos or other artwork available from within the movie’s press kit) - HOWEVER, what we’re really looking for is a clever slogan in Gaelic and English (you can supply either) that represents the film and the Scottish Gaelic culture from which it comes. A message to the world that Gaelic matters, that Gaelic film matters, and that they ought to take notice.

The prize is…well…a t-shirt…with your design on it! The closing date is and the competition is open to anyone anywhere in the world although you need to be a friend of Seachd on MySpace to be eligible. Your submissions need to be in digital form (any format) and sent to: tshirtcompetition@seachd.com. The three best designs will be posted on 30th June, when everyone can vote for the one they like the best for the following week, after which we’ll have the winner.

Sealbh math dhuit! (Good luck!)