48 Hour Film Project - Cape Town
Announcing the Winners!
After much deliberation, our distinguished panel of judges has selected this year’s winning films. Congratulations to all of the filmmakers and teams who participated. We are proud to announce our winners.
The Best Film of 2012 goes to Bench Films! Their film ‘’Past.Tense’’ will go on to represent Cape Town against all the other city winners from around the world at Filmapalooza 2013!
Previous Years
- 48 Hour Film Project - Cape Town 2024
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- 48 Hour Film Project - Cape Town 2021
- 48 Hour Film Project - Cape Town 2019
- 48 Hour Film Project - Cape Town 2018
- 48 Hour Film Project - Cape Town 2017
- 48 Hour Film Project - Cape Town 2016
- 48 Hour Film Project - Cape Town 2015
- 48 Hour Film Project - Cape Town 2014
- 48 Hour Film Project - Cape Town 2013
- 48 Hour Film Project - Cape Town 2012
Character
Langa or Lungi Oliphant, Conservationist
Langa or Lungi Oliphant, Conservationist
Line
Ag, no man!
Ag, no man!
Prop
a comb
a comb
1st Place: Best Film of 2012
Past.Tense
by Bench Films
2nd Place: Best Film of 2012
LISTEN!
by The 30 Somethings
3rd Place: Best Film of 2012
The Conversationalist
by Echo Ledge
Audience Favorite:
Orange, Blank, Blue
by Love Bombs
Audience Favorite:
Brush With Death
by Arkham
All Awards
Best Writing
- Winner: Past.Tense by Bench Films
Best Editing
- Winner: Beacon of Hope by MEDIA VILLAGE PRODUCTIONS
Best Directing
- Winner: Past.Tense by Bench Films
Best Cinematography
- Winner: 4 by Bounceboard
Best Sound Design
- Winner: LISTEN! by The 30 Somethings
Best Original Musical Score
- Winner: LISTEN! by The 30 Somethings
Best Actor
- Winner: Past.Tense by Bench Films (Mzu Ntantiso)
Best Actress
- Winner: Past.Tense by Bench Films (Meagan Young)
Best Acting Ensemble
- Winner: 4 by Bounceboard
Best Use of Character
- Winner: LISTEN! by The 30 Somethings
Best Use of Prop
- Winner: Tines by The Greeks
Best Use of Line
- Winner: The Conversationalist by Echo Ledge
Best Use of Genre
- Winner: The Conversationalist by Echo Ledge