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Yes We Cannes - Global Film Competition
Mark Ruppert
City Producer
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 awards for Best Directing, Best Original Musical Score AND Best Film will be announced during the award ceremony at Filmapalooza 2024!
Audience Favorite:
Trojan Horse
by Baron-Karson
All Awards
Best Writing
- Winner: Life's A Beach by Average Joes Gym
- Say Yes by Bridgeside Productions
- CUT by Blue juice
- The Purgatory by JJ Brothers Prod
- Reasonable Doubt by Pico Blvd Entertainment
Best Editing
- Winner: The Purgatory by JJ Brothers Prod
- FAKE by Stage 22
- Life's A Beach by Average Joes Gym
- Reasonable Doubt by Pico Blvd Entertainment
- Trojan Horse by Baron-Karson
Best Cinematography
- Winner: Hush by Los Capibaras
- I AM A PAINTING by RAGA
- A Piece of Work by BadgerFox
- Aethar by NakedHearts Film
- Will by Les Abîmés
Best Acting in a leading role
- Winner: Reasonable Doubt by Pico Blvd Entertainment (Rainy Armstrong)
- Life's A Beach by Average Joes Gym (John McQuiston)
- Hush by Los Capibaras (Rose Klekotko)
Best Acting in a supporting role
- Winner: Life's A Beach by Average Joes Gym (Kayla Caldwell)
- A Piece of Work by BadgerFox (Rebecca Todd)
- Light News Day by Sound Speed (Joshua Griffith)
Best Acting Ensemble
- Winner: Will by Les Abîmés
- I AM A PAINTING by RAGA
- Life's A Beach by Average Joes Gym
Best Graphic Design
- Winner: Revenge Girl by D Tapes
Best Choreography
- Winner: White Elephant Battle Royale by Almost Good Films X Jabronie Pictures
Best Use of Character
- Winner: BOOGER SUGAR by FRENCHY WATERS
Best Use of Prop
- Winner: White Elephant Battle Royale by Almost Good Films X Jabronie Pictures
Best Use of Line
- Winner: Reasonable Doubt by Pico Blvd Entertainment
Best Visual Effects
- Winner: Aethar by NakedHearts Film
Best Use of Theme
- Winner: Duck, Duck. by Bad Dates