Human vs. AI Film Festival and Turkey International AI Film Festival
The rules of the Human vs. AI Film Festival and the Turkey International AI Film Festival differ on 6 of the eight items: AI-use rules, running-time limits, deadlines, screenings, rights terms and prizes. From 2 source pages, read 2026-09-25; no maker pays to be listed.
| Rule | Human vs. AI Film Festival | Turkey International AI Film Festival |
|---|---|---|
| What the rules ask of AI | A wholly AI-made track | AI used through the whole production |
| Saying which tools were used | None in the rules read | None in the rules read |
| Running time allowed | A minimum and a maximum | A maximum only |
| Cost of entry | None in the rules read | None in the rules read |
| Latest deadline | Closed on the reading day | Open on the reading day |
| Where winners are shown | None in the rules read | A festival run |
| What the entrant keeps or grants | None in the rules read | Entrant warrants all rights |
| Prizes | Cash prizes stated | Awards without cash figures |
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 Turkey International AI Film Festival cover screenings and rights terms. Their AI-use rules part: a wholly AI-made track for the Human vs. AI Film Festival, AI used through the whole production for the Turkey International AI Film Festival. Their running-time limits part: a minimum and a maximum for the Human vs. AI Film Festival, a maximum only for the Turkey International AI Film Festival. Their deadlines part: closed on the reading day for the Human vs. AI Film Festival, open on the reading day for the Turkey International AI Film Festival. Their prizes part: cash prizes stated for the Human vs. AI Film Festival, awards without cash figures for the Turkey International AI Film Festival. Neither set of rules covers tool disclosure or entry costs.
2In each festival's own words
What the rules ask of AI
The entire film must be created using generative AI tools.
Sparknify, Human vs. AI Film Festival page
Only films in which generative AI was used throughout the entire production process may participate.
T-AIFF, official site
What the entrant keeps or grants
The rules of the Human vs. AI Film Festival say nothing on this.
The rights holder warrants that the film is fully legal and compliant with copyright laws.
T-AIFF, official site
Prizes
Sparknify Humanity Award US $3000
Sparknify, Human vs. AI Film Festival page
An award trophy will be given to one film placing in each category.
T-AIFF, official site
- AI trackAn AI track where the whole film is made with generative AI, beside a track shot with cameras
- Regulations 1dGenerative AI used throughout the production
- Regulations 6eThe rights holder warrants the film is legal and compliant with copyright
- AwardsA Humanity Award of US$3,000 chosen from eight emotion-category winners
- Regulations 5aA trophy for a film placing in each category
3What a generator hands an entrant
For an entrant reading “Human vs. AI Film Festival and Turkey International AI Film…”, this is what SceneMixer publishes about the film its pipeline hands over:
The score is written for the episode and mixed to sit under the voices.
SceneMixer, Background Music in an AI Short Drama: The Built-in Score — “Can I choose the track, or change its volume?” (read 2026-10-13)
A micro drama (vertical drama) is a serialized show of 60–120 second episodes shot for phones.
SceneMixer, The AI Micro Drama Production Pipeline (read 2026-10-13)