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.
Kudos to Back 40 Productions for winning Best Film of 2012. Their film Module 47 will go on to represent Chicago against all the other city winners around the world at Filmapalooza 2013.
1st Place: Best Film of 2012
Module 47 by Back 40 Productions
2nd Place: Best Film of 2012
Death Track by Catington Station
3rd Place: Best Film of 2012
Donor by The Red Snack
Required Elements
- Character: Charles or Charlotte Greenwich, Trainer
- Prop: a stapler
- Line: "That's one way of doing it." (or "That is one way of doing it.")
Audience Favorite: Group E
Donor by The Red Snack
Best Writing
Donor by The Red Snack
Best Editing
Module 47 by Back 40 Productions
Best Directing
Death Track by Catington Station
Best Cinematography
Module 47 by Back 40 Productions
Best Sound Design
Showdown on St. George by Doing It Live
Best Musical Score
Death Track by Catington Station
Best Actor
TONIGHT by Revolutionized ARTS
Best Actress
Coffee Shop by Nevaeh Film Productions
Best Graphics
Death Track by Catington Station
Best Special Effects
Death Track by Catington Station
Best Costumes
Knight Train by Group Mind Films
Best Use of Character
Knight Train by Group Mind Films
Best Use of Prop
Patch by Giant Spider
Best Use of Line
Coffee Shop by Nevaeh Film Productions
2012 Film List
Coffee Shop by Nevaeh Film Productions
Death Track by Catington Station
one constipated stapler. one wicked awesome moustache.
Donor by The Red Snack
Knight Train by Group Mind Films
To become a great knight, a young apprentice must first be trained by the greatest of knights.
Module 47 by Back 40 Productions
For Wyatt, leaving after a late night's work just isn't an option. Maybe there's a lesson in that...
Patch by Giant Spider
Showdown on St. George by Doing It Live
TONIGHT by Revolutionized ARTS
Young woman's coming of age adventure goes from carefree to nightmare with twist of uncertainty.