Take a look at the shorts from Dolby Vision along with Ghetto Film School's Finish the Script Challenge |

To expand the reach and recognition of filmmakers in the process of developing their skills, Dolby Vision has collaborated with Ghetto Film School and Dolby Vision in the creation of new short-films. For this year's Finalize Challenge, also known as the Script Challenge, four teams took on the challenge of making use of the opening sequence of Oscar-nominated , 15-time selected filmmaker Carlos Lopez Estrada as a base for their own film.

The film was created by teams who received grants totaling $25,000, they had the ability to finish their mission by taking advantage of the ability to color grade using Dolby Vision(r) as well mixing audio using Dolby Atmos(r). Dolby will be launching its new edition of its"Finish the script" contest in the next couple of months. Stay tuned for further details.

Three short films, in all their Dolby Vision splendor are available here.

"Take Care of Zora"

"Take Care of Zora" tells the story of the joys and challenges dealing with children suffering from Down syndrome. The story is interspersed with the tale of a sibling's caregiver's maturation to become a mature.

"Hunted"

"Hunted" tells the story about two people of color being entangled in the terrifying world of. The film explores the genre of horror and delves into the complex emotional realm of fear and jealousy.

"Shipped Out"

"Shipped Out" is a animated film that takes place in the present day of a postmodern society. The movie explores the effect of the movement of people on power and its misuse as well as the significance of family.

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