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 Socially Present for winning Best Film of 2014. Their film Sixteen-Twentyseven will go on to represent Paducah against all the other city winners around the world at Filmapalooza 2015.
1st Place: Best Film of 2014
Sixteen-Twentyseven by Socially Present
Audience Favorite: Group @
Demon Day by AGSP
Best Writing
Belinda by Emerging Media Productions
Best Editing
Belinda by Emerging Media Productions
Best Directing
The Hunger Pains by Burning Bush Productions
Best Cinematography
The Hunger Pains by Burning Bush Productions
Best Sound Design
Josh Coffey Demon Day by AGSP
Best Musical Score
Josh Coffey Demon Day by AGSP
Best Acting (in a leading role)
Malinda Neihoff Sixteen-Twentyseven by Socially Present
Best Costumes
Misty Fetches My Human Has Talent by FillmFamily
Best Use of Character
Belinda by Emerging Media Productions
Best Use of Prop
The Basement by Distinguished Catfish
Best Use of Line
Demon Day by AGSP
2014 Film List
Belinda by Emerging Media Productions
A man contrils his sisters fate by a mysterious tape
Demon Day by AGSP
A local satanic club hires an out of town sorceror to fufill a former members dying wish.
My Human Has Talent by FillmFamily
Some Pet Shows Are Not to be Believed
Sixteen-Twentyseven by Socially Present
A woman proves herself as a superior talent for killing in a simulated setting of survival.
The Basement by Distinguished Catfish
My Momma Got Me That
The Hunger Pains by Burning Bush Productions
As they defeat a common foe, a group of six learn the importance of standing together.