Robbie Williams and C4 Join Forces For Short Film Series Inspired by Rudebox Album

Entrants will have their work judged by Williams himself, Lord Puttnam, Jonathan Ross, and a prominent film commissioner. The panel will select a winner who will scoop a grand prize of £7,500 and have their film considered for broadcast and possible inclusion on a full-length DVD.

A £7,500 'audience award' will also be awarded for the video which attracts the most votes on www.robbiewilliams.com/rudeboxshorts, where the competition is being hosted in conjunction with the influential independent film community site, Shooting People.

"This is the record I've always wanted to make. It's reignited how I think about what I can do with music myself. 'Rudebox' was done in a guerrilla way, no plan of action, it just evolved into what it is naturally.

That's what I like about film today and why I wanted to do this project and competition. Just like in music, today you can create a masterpiece out of an i-book and some digital footage, as much as you can in a fancy studio. That's how 'The 80s' began life itself, in my bedroom in LA with my friend Jerry messing around on my Mac. I'm very excited to see what the film-makers can come up with,"
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