Bochnia International AI Film Festival and Project Odyssey
The rules of the Bochnia International AI Film Festival and Project Odyssey differ on 7 of the eight items: AI-use rules, tool disclosure, running-time limits, entry costs, screenings, rights terms and prizes. From 2 source pages, read 2026-09-25; no maker pays to be listed.
| Rule | Bochnia International AI Film Festival | Project Odyssey |
|---|---|---|
| What the rules ask of AI | A set minimum of AI use | AI used in a significant way |
| Saying which tools were used | List the tools used | None in the rules read |
| Running time allowed | A minimum and a maximum | A maximum only |
| Cost of entry | Fees by deadline | None in the rules read |
| Latest deadline | Closed on the reading day | Closed on the reading day |
| Where winners are shown | An awards ceremony | None in the rules read |
| What the entrant keeps or grants | Entrant keeps copyright | Advice on original material |
| Prizes | Cash prizes stated | None in the rules read |
Inclusion rule. The eight rules every festival on the register is read for. Order. The order rules take on every festival page.
1Where the rules part
Only the rules of the Bochnia International AI Film Festival cover tool disclosure, entry costs, screenings and prizes. Their AI-use rules part: a set minimum of AI use for the Bochnia International AI Film Festival, AI used in a significant way for Project Odyssey. Their running-time limits part: a minimum and a maximum for the Bochnia International AI Film Festival, a maximum only for Project Odyssey. Their deadlines agree: closed on the reading day. Their rights terms part: Entrant keeps copyright for the Bochnia International AI Film Festival, Advice on original material for Project Odyssey.
2In each festival's own words
Running time allowed
Runtime: 1 to 15 minutes (including end credits).
BIAIFF, 2026 regulations (English)
Maximum length of 15 minutes (900 seconds), unless otherwise specified
Project Odyssey, rules and judging (Season 2)
What the entrant keeps or grants
The filmmaker retains full copyright to their submitted work.
BIAIFF, 2026 regulations (English)
Use original IP, characters, and storylines to avoid DMCA takedown requests.
Project Odyssey, rules and judging (Season 2)
Prizes
Total cash prize pool: $2,500 USD (gross).
BIAIFF, 2026 regulations (English)
The rules of Project Odyssey say nothing on this.
- Article 41 to 15 minutes including credits
- Submission requirementsUp to 15 minutes, with shorter caps for social, advertising and trailers
- Article 5The filmmaker keeps full copyright and licenses screening and short excerpts
- RecommendationsRecommends original IP, characters and storylines to avoid takedown requests
- Article 8A cash prize pool of $2,500, with a trophy for the Grand Prix
3The making side of an entry
For an entrant reading “Bochnia International AI Film Festival and Project Odyssey”, this is what SceneMixer publishes about the film its pipeline hands over:
The lines are re-heard and written in the language your project is set to, and the finished episode is spoken by the voices attached to your own characters.
SceneMixer, How to Remake a Video with AI — “Can I remake something in a different language?” (read 2026-10-13)
The project has one dialogue language; lines you write in another language are spoken as written after a confirmation.
SceneMixer, Dialogue language and video tier — “Can characters speak different languages in one episode?” (read 2026-10-13)