Generous awards to overseas entrants at
2005 AMPS American International Film & Video Festival.
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Stoke Cine & Video Society (UK) took
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first prize in the General Category
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Best Documentary
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Best Foreign Entry
for Alan Wood's film A Forgotten Hero. |
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Willy Van der Linden's (Belgium) Together With
Yoda won
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second prize in the General Category
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Best by a New AMPS member
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Best Travel
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Christopher David (UK) won Best Experimental with
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Michael Slowe's Melissa (UK) came third in the general
category. |
Melissa |
Sublime |
Switzerland's Filippo Lubiato's Sublime took prizes
for
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Best Story
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Best Photography
Best Editing went to Express to Silence by Clip Club
(Switzerland) |
Express to Silence |
Barry McKnight &
Roger Cowland |
Best Nature Lady Elliott Island by Barry McNight &
Roger Cowland (Australia)
Best Entry from an AMPS member (minimum 2 years) Buses, Cars, Trains
and Planes by Bob Makara (USA) |
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Mark Levy |
Best Short Comedy (Less than 5 minutes) Joint Winners:
An Act of Con-fidence by Pam & Walt Gilmore (USA)
Paper Chase by Mark Levy (USA) |
An Act of Con-fidence |
Certificates of Merit:
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Gambler by Alex Szatmary (Canada)
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One Day at a Time by Mal Whiteley (UK)
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Quiet Country Lane by Paul Chater (UK)
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Generaciones by Joyce Axelrod (USA)
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Hong Kong BC by Bill & Mary Ann Leeder (USA)
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Petra by Pat & Brian Deakin (New Zealand)
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Return of Agent 12 by Detonation Films (USA)
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Krunk-Fu-Bravas by Tony Balde (USA)
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Diet by Tana Fletcher (UK)
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Cynthia's Choice by Atta Chui (UK)
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Rebel by Barry McNight & Roger Cowland (Australia)
In addition to awards and certificates the winners get free AMPS membership
for a year.
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