SF Shorts - Awards

Grand Jury Prize: A Day's Work

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GoldJury Prize: MAN

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Silver Jury Prize: La Lucha

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Bronze Jury Prize: Frankie

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Director's choice: Anti-Narrative Number 4

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Director's Special Recongnition: Three Mother Fucking Amsterdams

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Director's Special Recongnition: E Finita La Commedia

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Director's Special Recongnition: The Second Line

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Jury’s Special Recongnition for Cinematography: Shor (Noise)

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Jury’s Special Recongnition for Animation: Procrastination

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With the exception of the Directors’ Choice, the cash-prize-winning filmmakers are picked by our distinguished panel of jurors.

Jeff Goodby

Jeff is a founding partner of the advertising firm, Goodby, Silverstein & Partners. Adweek magazine has called him America’s best television copywriter, and he has been chosen three times, along with Silverstein, as Adweek’s Creative Director of the Year. He has won numerous awards, including the Clio for humor, and his spot for the California Milk Processors was selected by Advertising Age as their best commercial of 1995. His work is in the permanent collection of NY’s MOMA.

Nikki Silva

Nikki Silva (partnered with Davia Nelson) is one-half of The Kitchen Sisters. Her productions include the NPR series: Hidden Kitchens, Lost & Found Sound and The Sonic Memorial Project. The Kitchen Sisters’groundbreaking national radio collaborations create richly layered, highly produced, intimate and provocative radio documentaries that chronicle untold stories of American culture and traditions. The Kitchen Sisters have won many honors including multiple Peabody Awards and are best-selling authors. In addition, Nikki teaches at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism and is a museum curator and exhibit consultant.

Bret Parker

Bret Parker has been an animator with PIXAR Animation Studios since 1996. Merging her love of both performance and film, she has animated on nearly every picture since “A Bug’s Life,” including the recent hit “Wall-E,” in which she worked on the characters: Wall-E, the Vacuumbot and the Paintbot. In addition to animating for PIXAR, Bret voiced some of the kid monsters in “Monsters Inc.” and was the voice of Kari, the babysitter in “The Incredibles.”




	Grand Jury Prize: A Day's Work Cash: $1000. Goods/Services: $2200 Including Adobe CS3 Production Premium software and a Logitech Harmony 1000 Advanced Universal Remote. GoldJury Prize: MAN Cash: $500. Goods/Services: $2200 Including Adobe CS3 Production Premium software and a Logitech Harmony 1000 Advanced Universal Remote. Silver Jury Prize: La Lucha Cash: $500. Goods/Services: $2200 Including Adobe CS3 Production Premium software and a Logitech Harmony 1000 Advanced Universal Remote. Bronze Jury Prize: Frankie Cash: $500. Goods/Services: $2200 Including Adobe CS3 Production Premium software and a Logitech Harmony 1000 Advanced Universal Remote. Director's choice: Anti-Narrative Number 4 Cash: $500. Goods/Services: $2200 Including Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 software and a Logitech QuickCam. Director's Special Recongnition: Three Mother Fucking Amsterdams Goods/Services: $900 Including Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 software and a Logitech QuickCam. Director's Special Recongnition: E Finita La Commedia Goods/Services: $900 Including Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 software and a Logitech QuickCam. Director's Special Recongnition: The Second Line Goods/Services: $900 Including Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 software and a Logitech QuickCam. Jury’s Special Recongnition for Cinematography: Shor (Noise) Goods/Services: $900 each Including Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 software and a Logitech QuickCam. Jury’s Special Recongnition for Animation: Procrastination Goods/Services: $900 each Including Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 software and a Logitech QuickCam. With the exception of the Directors’ Choice, the cash-prize-winning filmmakers are picked by our distinguished panel of jurors. Jeff Goodby Jeff is a founding partner of the advertising firm, Goodby, Silverstein & Partners. Adweek magazine has called him America’s best television copywriter, and he has been chosen three times, along with Silverstein, as Adweek’s Creative Director of the Year. He has won numerous awards, including the Clio for humor, and his spot for the California Milk Processors was selected by Advertising Age as their best commercial of 1995. His work is in the permanent collection of NY’s MOMA. Nikki Silva Nikki Silva (partnered with Davia Nelson) is one-half of The Kitchen Sisters. Her productions include the NPR series: Hidden Kitchens, Lost & Found Sound and The Sonic Memorial Project. The Kitchen Sisters’groundbreaking national radio collaborations create richly layered, highly produced, intimate and provocative radio documentaries that chronicle untold stories of American culture and traditions. The Kitchen Sisters have won many honors including multiple Peabody Awards and are best-selling authors. In addition, Nikki teaches at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism and is a museum curator and exhibit consultant. Bret Parker Bret Parker has been an animator with PIXAR Animation Studios since 1996. Merging her love of both performance and film, she has animated on nearly every picture since “A Bug’s Life,” including the recent hit “Wall-E,” in which she worked on the characters: Wall-E, the Vacuumbot and the Paintbot. In addition to animating for PIXAR, Bret voiced some of the kid monsters in “Monsters Inc.” and was the voice of Kari, the babysitter in “The Incredibles.”