Previous Winners
Fujifilm Shorts 2009
Winners announced at packed ceremony at MPC in Wardour Street.
The winners of the inaugural Fujifilm Shorts competition are Outcasts and Leaving.
Outcasts, lit by Stuart Bentley, scooped the Best Film award, while DP Richard Stewart's work on Leaving won the Best Cinematography prize.
Stuart collected the Best Film award on behalf of director Ian Clark and producer Megan Stuart Wallace. Shot on the ETERNA 250T 16mm stock Outcasts is a vivid and original tale that warns against judging people purely by appearances.
By contrast, Richard Penfold and Sam Hearn's Leaving, has a stark realism that suits its subject of domestic abuse. Cinematographer Richard Stewart selected the ETERNA 400T 35mm, and over five 18 hour days captured the essence of a marriage underpinned by fear and violence.
Best Cinematography:
Leaving
Director: Richard Penfold & Sam Hearn
Producer: Rachel Drummond Hay Production Company: Omni Productions
Director of Photography: Richard Stewart
Fujifilm stock used: Eterna 400T
Film Format: 35mm |
Best Film:
Outcasts
Director: Ian Clark
Producer: Megan Stuart Wallace
Production Company: National Film and Television School
Director of Photography: Stuart Bentley
Fujifilm stock used: Eterna 250T
Film Format: 16mm |
Sue Gibson BSC, Richard Stewart (Leaving), Jerry Deeney (Fujifilm) |
Chris Seager BSC, Stuart Bentley (Outcasts), Jerry Deeney (Fujifilm) |
The panel of judges comprised Matt Adams of Technicolor, Katie Metcalfe from Future Shorts, Ian Sherborn of Panalux, Hugh Whittaker of Panavision, BSC President Sue Gibson, Chris Seager BSC, Haris Zambarloukos BSC and publisher of British Cinematographer magazine Alan Lowne. They were all impressed by the standard of entries, as well as the respective qualities of the winners.
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The 12 short films nominated for 'Best Film' and 'Best Cinematography' in Fujifilm Shorts 2009 were:
A Road Apart
Director: Olivier Kaempfer
Producer: Olivier Kaempfer
Production Company: Parkville Pictures
Director of Photography: Ji-Hwan Park
Fujifilm stock used: Eterna Vivid 160T
Film Format: 16mm
Albert's Speech
Director: Richard Fenwick
Producer: Shane RJ Walter
Production Company: onedotzero
Director of Photography: Jake Polonsky
Fujifilm stock used: F-64D, Eterna 250D, Eterna 500T
Film Format: 16mm
Bitter
Director: Joel Wilson & Jamie Campbell
Producer: Joel Wilson, Jamie Campbell & Amy Jackson
Production Company: Eleven Film
Director of Photography: Hamish Doyne-Ditmas
Fujifilm stock used: Reala 500D
Film Format: 35mm
Leaving
Director: Richard Penfold & Sam Hearn
Producer: Rachel Drummond Hay
Production Company: Omni Productions
Director of Photography: Richard Stewart
Fujifilm stock used: Eterna 400T
Film Format: 35mm
Les Mouches
Director: Leon Yan
Producer: Leon Yan
Production Company: Flex.io / London Film School
Director of Photography: Brian Udoff
Fujifilm stock used: Eterna 250D, Eterna 250T, Eterna 500T
Film Format: 35mm
Mustek Metra
Director: Tim Sidell
Producer: Tim Sidell
Production Company: Lacquered Pearl
Director of Photography: Tim Sidell
Fujifilm stock used: F-125T
Film Format: 16mm |
One of those Days
Director: Hattie Dalton
Producer: Kelly Broad & Ed King
Production Company: Visible Worlds Ltd
Director of Photography: Baz Irvine
Fujifilm stock used: Eterna 500T, Eterna Vivid 160T
Film Format: 35mm
Outcasts
Director: Ian Clark
Producer: Megan Stuart Wallace
Production Company: National Film and Television School
Director of Photography: Stuart Bentley
Fujifilm stock used: Eterna 250T
Film Format: 16mm
Ralph
Director: Alex Winckler
Producer: Olivier Kaempfer
Production Company: Parkville Pictures
Director of Photography: Liam Iandoli
Fujifilm stock used: Eterna Vivid 160T
Film Format: 16mm
The Pond
Director: Sonja Phillips
Producer: Ohna Falby
Production Company: Andsome Films
Director of Photography: Mary Farbrother
Fujifilm stock used: Eterna 250D
Film Format: 35mm
Tree
Director: Phil Dale
Producer: Liz Chan
Production Company: Slinky Pictures
Director of Photography: Peter Ellmore
Fujifilm stock used: Eterna 500T
Film Format: 35mm
Vendetta
Director: Leo De Haan
Producer: Jorunn Saetre
Production Company: Black Bull Films
Director of Photography: Alex Ryle
Fujifilm stock used: Eterna Vivid 160T, Eterna 500T
Film Format: 16mm |
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