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2016 Vermont Filmmakers’ Showcase Award Winners

Thursday, December 15th, 2016
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Category
Burlington Film Society
Film Type
Shorts
Cost
$8 / $5 students / FREE for VTIFF Members
Location
Main Street Landing Film House
60 Lake Street, 3rd floor
Burlington, VT

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Presented by Main Street Landing & VTIFF

The 2016 Vermont Filmmakers’ Showcase Award Winners:

Becoming a Woman
Directed by Kevin Christopher
Written & produced by Marianne DiMascio & Angie Albeck
Fiction | 7 min
Winner: Chris Caswell, VTIFF Best Acting Award, a VTIFF Patron Membership.

Sunday 1287
Directed & written by Brandon del Pozo
Fiction | 11 min
Winner: Ben & Jerry Award, a $300 cash prize given to recognize and support a Vermont filmmaker who, through the lens, documented and raised awareness of an important social or environmental issue with verve and ingenuity.

Black Canaries
Directed & produced by Jesse Kreitzer
Fiction | 18 min 30 sec
Winner: James Goldstone Award, a $1,000 cash award given to an Emerging Vermont Filmmaker and sponsored by Bill Stetson & VTIFF.
Winner: Urban Rhino Visual Award, a $250 cash prize given for Best Cinematography.

The Collinwood Fire
Directed by Daniel Houghton
Animation | 6 min
Winner: Zero Gravity Award, a $500 cash prize for the Most Innovative film.
Winner: Footage Farm USA Award, a credit for stock footage worth $600 from the Footage Farm collection given for most creative use of archival footage.

Dad’s 50th Surprise Party
Directed, written & edited by Matt Lennon
Fiction | 9 min 31 sec
Winner: Hawk Award, a $350 cash prize for Best Screenplay, sponsored by Hawk Ostby.

Peace Has No Borders
Directed by Deb Ellis & Denis Mueller
Documentary | 70 min
Winner: VCAM Audience Favorite Award, $200 by popular ballot.

 

Regretfully, we won’t be including High Water Mark: The Rise & Fall of The Pants, directed, written, edited & co-produced by Bill Simmon that won the Hotel Vermont Award, a $250 cash prize,  given to a film that creates the Best Sense of Place. However, you can purchase a copy of the film here.