2010 VCA Film & Television award-winning graduates

On Wednesday 8 December, the Victorian College of the Arts announced the 2010 film award winners at the annual premiere of the Film & TV Graduate Screenings at ACMI. The awards were presented by speci
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On Wednesday 8 December, the Victorian College of the Arts announced the 2010 film award winners at the annual premiere of the Film & TV Graduate Screenings at ACMI. The awards were presented by special guest John Kirby, Chairman of Village Roadshow.

Andrew Kavanagh won three awards for At The Formal
VILLAGE ROADSHOW Best Production ($3,000)
OPEN CHANNEL Most Daring and Innovative Production ($1,000 services)
FILM VICTORIA Best Undergraduate Production 3rd Year and Honours ($1,000)

Kelly Hucker won two awards for Kwik Fix
DIGITAL PICTURES Best Achievement in Editing ($5,000 worth of services)
MADMAN ENTERTAINMENT Best Achievement in Comedy ($300 worth of DVDs)
Other award-winners include:
VCA FTV Outstanding Overall Undergraduate Student ($1,000 VCA Facilities)
Neil Triffett

VCA FTV Outstanding Overall Postgraduate Student ($1,000 VCA Facilities)
Stuart Willis

SHAUN MILLER LAWYERS Outstanding Post Graduate Diploma in Producing Student
($1,000)
Maree Maroun

PANAVISION Best Achievement in Cinematography ($2,000 in kind)
Kai Smythe for At The Formal

MUSIC and EFFECTS Best Achievement in Sound ($2,000 worth of services)
Ben Holmes for Kwik Fix
CINEMA NOVA Best Potential for Theatrical Distribution ($1,000 and a screening at the Nova)
Nick Carlton for Transmission and Justin Olstein for Adam’s Tallit

NATIONAL FILM & SOUND ARCHIVES Best Graduate Diploma Production Animation
($1,000)
Luran Xiao for Cigar Right?

PANAVISION Best Graduate Diploma Production Narrative ($2,000 in kind)
Victoria Goodyear for Kamambo (Butterfly)

FILM VICTORIA Best Masters by Coursework Narrative ($1,000)
Joel Loxton for Abel

FILM VICTORIA Best Masters by Coursework Animation ($1,000)
Christie Widiarto for Chasing Planes

VILLAGE ROADSHOW Best Achievement in Directing ($2,000)
Anton Blajer for God’s Fools

Screening dates: 9 – 11, 16 – 18 December 2010
Venue: Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), Federation Square, Melbourne
Bookings: www.acmi.net.au or 03 8663 2583
Program details: http://www.vcam.unimelb.edu.au/ftv

For further details please contact Alix Bromley on [email protected] / 03 9685 9385

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