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 electroscope for winning Best Film of 2011. Their film '77 will go on to represent Miami/Ft. Lauderdale against all the other city winners around the world at Filmapalooza 2012.
1st Place: Best Film of 2011
'77 by electroscope
Audience Favorite: Group A
Skip Nation by Team Peopleintrees
Best Writing
Skip Nation by Team Peopleintrees
Best Editing
Human Again by McDolfo Media
Best Directing
'77 by electroscope
Best Cinematography
'77 by electroscope
Best Sound Design
Perfect Pair by PROCYON
Best Musical Score
'77 by electroscope
Best Ensemble Acting
Skip Nation by Team Peopleintrees
Honorable Mention
Quantum Soldier by Underlab Studios
Best Graphics
Perfect Pair by PROCYON
Best Special Effects
Human Again by McDolfo Media
Best Choreography
Skip Nation by Team Peopleintrees
Best Costumes
To The Red Moon by Rockin CAM Studios
Best Use of Character
The Hook Up by extreme delray
Best Use of Prop
'77 by electroscope
Best Use of Line
The Upper Hand by Nomad Creative
2011 Film List
'77 by electroscope
A Photo-Journalist in the 70s tracks down his lost love.
Human Again by McDolfo Media
A news journalist is in search of a man with special powers. What she does not realize is that he is right under her nose.
Perfect Pair by PROCYON
Faced with a bad blind date a women utilized all of her talents to create a unique way out.
Quantum Soldier by Underlab Studios
sometimes you need time to save yourself
Skip Nation by Team Peopleintrees
Anne Stirling Journalist informs America with what they need to know today.
The Hook Up by extreme delray
A hungover journalist with a lack of swagger retraces her steps to uncover the details of last night's manhunt.
The Upper Hand by Nomad Creative
a cop awakes to a kidnap and murder scene
To The Red Moon by Rockin CAM Studios
This period piece follows the lives of a quiet neighborhood during the 1950's while examining what was the true source of where information originated before it was given to the general public.
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