A locked footer on every frame, and you named the acts.

To win the next one

1. 1

   The festival's name is not in the banner that repeats

   ZAOSTOCK is in the tiled watermark and on the closing card, but not in the footer that runs the whole way. So a frame grabbed from the middle carries the date, the place, FREE and the parklet - everything except what the event is called. Adding the one word to that footer would close it.

2. 2

   It measured 30.046621 seconds against a thirty second rule

   Over by about one frame, on the file as X serves it rather than as you exported it. It was ruled inside, because X re-encodes every upload and holding it out would have enforced the limit against the encoder rather than against you. Worth knowing the rule has an edge and you landed on it: the safe target for a thirty second limit is about twenty-eight.

3. 3

   It carries the whole festival, and the brief asked for one thing

   Come through, the date, the place, the lineup by name, and the after-party. Each part is well made. The brief's argument is that thirty seconds forces a choice and an advert picks one thing to land - the piece that does everything is competing with itself for the same three seconds.

What is open right now

What bounty four was judged on

• Thirty seconds or less if it moves. That was the round's only hard constraint on form, and every entry cleared it.
• The facts go ON the piece, not only in the caption, because a repost strips a caption. At minimum ZAOstock, Saturday October 3, Ellsworth Maine, and the word FREE.
• It has to work in the three seconds someone looks at it before scrolling.
• An advert picks one thing and lands it. Carrying the whole festival is the thing this brief was written against.