Slamdance announces awards
Slamdance has announced their awards, giving best film awards to Tom Quinn's narrative "The New Year Parade" (pictured) and to Greg Kohs' doc "Song Sung Blue."
This follows the pickup of "Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer" by Anchor Bay Entertainment. They also expect four other 2008 Slamdance films to be acquired soon.
Full list, from their press release:
Grand Jury Award for Best Narrative Feature
"The New Year Parade" directed by Tom Quinn
Special Jury Honorable Mention for Narrative Feature
"How To Be" directed by Oliver Irving
Grand Jury Award for Best Documentary Feature
"Song Sung Blue" directed by Greg Kohs
Special Jury Honorable Mention for Documentary Feature
"My Mother¹s Garden" directed by Cynthia Lester
Grand Jury Award for Best Animated Short
"Blood Will Tell" directed by Andrew McPhillips
Grand Jury Award for Best Documentary Short
"The Ladies" directed by C.A. Voros
Grand Jury Award for Best Experimental Short
Grand Jury Award for Best Narrative Short
"4960" directed by Wing-Yee Wu
Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature
"The Project" directed by Ryan Piotrowicz
"Song Sung Blue" directed by Greg Kohs
Global Audience Award for Best Anarchy Film
Spirit of Slamdance Award*
"Woman in Burka" directed by Jonathan Lisecki
Award for Best Feature Length Screenplay
"The Wonder Girls" by Anthony Meindl
Award for Best Short Screenplay
"Easy Pickins'" by Will Hartman
Award for Best Teleplay
"Stage Six Pandemic" by Barbara Marshall
Award for Best Horror Competition Screenplay
"The Punished" by Tony Mosher
Creative Excellence Award for the Horror Screenplay Competition
"Child in the Dark" by Damian Lahey & Ian Ogden
Kodak Vision Award for Best Cinematography
"Portage" cinematography by Sascha Drews & Ezra Krybus

Michael Jones is the film festival editor at Variety.com.












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