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Create a 30-60 second visualisation of the BIG birdhouse, using light, atmosphere and camera to build a clear environment and story.

Open to students, professionals and hobbyists aged 16+, entering solo or in teams, with one submission per person or team.


The ATN x D5 Video Competition invites creators worldwide to produce a 30-60 second visualisation video using D5 Render and the birdhouse model designed by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG). The competition celebrates creative storytelling, environment design, and rendering quality, with all work produced exclusively inside D5.
Winning entries will be showcased at the ATN Summit 2026 and featured across ATN and D5 platforms.
Participants are required to create a video visualisation that:
The birdhouse may be placed in new contexts or landscapes, but the original design must remain clearly identifiable.
All entries must adhere to the following core requirements:
Software Requirements
Video Specifications
Model Requirements
Creative Freedom (within D5)
Finalists must provide:
Participants will be provided with:
These are supplied via the downloadable competition brief.
A complete submission must be uploaded via the official ATN submission form and must include:
The brief also requires participants to provide scene screenshots and rendering settings as part of production verification.
The competition is open to:
Each person or team may submit one entry only.








Yes — as long as everything is used within D5. You can bring in extra models, landscapes or props from within D5 to build your scene and change the lighting and environment, but the BIG birdhouse base model must stay exactly as provided. All content must be set up and rendered entirely inside D5 Render, with no external rendering
Yes, but you must have the rights to the audio. Any soundtrack or effects you use should be properly licensed or original so that the final video can be shared online and at the ATN Summit without copyright issues.
Yes, both are required. Each entry must include a 16:9 horizontal version and a 9:16 vertical version of the same 1-minute video, following the technical requirements set out in the brief.
No. For this competition, the BIG birdhouse base model must be used exactly as provided. Please do not change its materials, scale, or geometry in any way – all creative work should focus on the environment, lighting, camera and atmosphere around the original model.
Yes, you can submit either as an individual or as part of a team. However, each person or team can only submit one entry, and any prize awarded is given once per entry, not per team member.
If you win a ticket but can’t attend in person, your ticket can be transferred or used digitally if streaming is available for the event, as outlined in the competition brief.
The competition is open globally to students, professionals and hobbyists aged 16 or over. You can enter on your own or as part of a team, but there is a limit of one submission per person or team, regardless of where you are based.
All entries are submitted through the official submission form hosted by ATN. When you submit, you’ll be asked to upload your 16:9 and 9:16 MP4 videos, three still frames, your D5 project file, a short 100–200 word description, your contact details and a confirmation that you agree to the competition terms.
All visualisation work must be created and rendered entirely inside D5 Render. External AI enhancement, external compositing or rendering in any other software is not permitted, and entries that rely on these will not be accepted.
Entries are judged equally across five areas: creativity and concept, visual quality, storytelling and cinematic approach, integration of the BIG birdhouse model, and technical execution within D5. The jury looks at originality, atmosphere, camera work, respect for the base design and how well you use D5’s tools to build a coherent final piece.
Entries may be rejected if you use external rendering tools or AI enhancement, if the birdhouse model is removed or no longer recognisable, if required submission materials are missing, or if you use copyrighted third-party assets without permission.
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Early Bird 1 Tickets end 11th Jan