2010 Award Winners have been announced at our celebrated Awards Ceremony on Sunday 17th January 2010.
See the 2010 winners listed below.
2010 AWARDS
Coopers Awardfor Best Short Film. This award is Academy® Accredited Prize: $5,000 cash.
Winner:THE SIX DOLLAR FIFTY MAN, NZ, directed by Mark Albitson & Louis Sutherland, produced by Wendy Cuthbert. |
Yoram Gross Award for Best Animation Short Film. This award is Academy® Accredited Prize: $1,500 cash.
Winner:THE CAT PIANO, (Australia), directed by Eddie White and Ari Gibson, produced by Jessica Brentnall |
Movie EXTRA Special Jury Awardfor the runner-up in the Best Short Film category Prize: $500 cash from Movie EXTRA
Winner:MIRACLE FISH, written and directed by Luke Doolan, produced by Drew Bailey |
National Geographic Awardfor Best Short Documentary Film Prize: $1,000 cash prize from National Geographic Channel Winner:WAGAH, (Germany) directed by Supriyo Sen, produced by Hennig Kamm and Fabian GasmiaHignly commended:CICADA, (Australia) directed by Amiel Courtin-Wilson, written by Daniel P Jones and produced by Sally Hussey. SALT, (Australia) directed by Michael Anguss and Murray Fredericks, written and produced by Michael Angus |
SAE Institute Awardfor Best Use of Digital Technology In A Short Film Prize: $1,000 cash Winner:NEXT FLOOR (Canada), directed by Denis Velleneuve, produced by Phoebe Greenburg and Caroline Binet |
Madman Awardfor Best Australian Short Film. Prize:$3,500 cash
Winner:CELESTIAL AVENUE, Australia. Directed by Colin and Cameron Cairnes, produced by Scott Alexander. |
Icebergs Dining Room & Bar Awardfor Best Direction in an Australian Short Film Prize: $1,000 cash
Winner:TOMORROW, directed by Simon Portus |
Seed Productions Award for Best Achievement in an Original Australian Screenplay Prize: $1,000 cash Winner:TOMORROW, written by Simon Portus |
SBS Television Award for a film chosen by SBS for broadcast. Prize: Program purchase of the winning short film for broadcast on SBS Television Winner:GPS, directed by Sam Bryant and produced by Andrew Morris, Lucas Jenner and Lawrence Foster |
Miller Australia Awardfor Best Cinematography in an Australian Short Film. Prize: Miller Tripod kit valued at over $1650. Professional Tripod kit valued at over $1650 Winner:MIRACLE FISH, cinematography by Brad Shield. |
Avid Awardfor Best Editing in an Australian Short Film. Prize: Avid Editing System (rrp more than $3,450)
Winner:GPS, edited by Mark Burnett, produced by Andrew Morris, Lucas Jenner and Lawrence Foster. Directed by Sam Bryant. |
Chaotic Pictures & Junge Software Award for Most Resourceful Productionfor Most Resourceful Film Prize: $2,000 worth of Red camera hire and Post Facilities from Chaotic Pictures plus Gorilla Film Production & Story O Software from Jungle
Winner:NUMURKAH, directed by Ryan Coonan, produced by James Hicks |
AudioLoc Sound Design Awardfor Best Achievement in Sound. Prize: One day sound mix at Audioloc Sound Design's Crystal Palace Winner:ZERO, Sound Design by Brendan O'Brien. Produced by Christine Kezelos, directed by Christopher Kezelos, |
Flickerfest IF Media Awardfor Audience Choice (Most Popular) Short Film
Prize: Qualifies the winner for nomination in the 2010 IF Awards; IF Magazine subscriptoin and prize pack All Australian Films Screening at Flickerfest are eligible for the Inside Film Awards 2010. Winner:FRANSWA SHARL ,directed by Hannah Hilliard and produced by Linda Micsko |