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Awards won by Australian documentaries (titles
‘H’) 1998–2000
Title
|
Event
|
Awards
|
Height
of Passion
|
Chicago International
Television Competition (March 2000)
|
Silver Plaque,
Network Promo Section
|
Hephzibah
|
Amsterdam
Documentary Film Festival (November 1998)
|
Silver
Wolf – First Prize Award, Video Competition Section
|
Australian
Film Institute Awards (November 1999)
|
Film
Australia Award for Best Documentary – Curtis Levy
FRAMEWORKS Award for Best Editing in a Non-Feature Film (shared) –
Veronika Jenet
|
Film
Critics' Circle of Australia (February 1998)
|
Best
Australian Documentary
|
Melbourne
International Film Festival (July 1998)
|
Second
Most Popular Australian Documentary
|
Sydney
Film Festival (June 1998)
|
Most
Popular Australian Documentary
|
Here
Comes the Judge
|
Western Australian
Screen Awards (July 1999)
|
Cinesure Award
for Editing – Peter Pritchard, Open Craft Section
|
Hidden
in the Wind
|
Australian Teachers
of Media Awards (May 1998)
|
Best Tertiary
Student Documentary – Carmela Baranowska
|
Hipsi
the Forest Gardener
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – Victoria/ Tasmania (October
1998)
|
Silver
– Peter Nearhos, Wildlife and Nature films Section
|
International
Wildlife Film Festival (May 1999)
|
Best
of Category (shared), Independent Section
Merit Award for Photography
Merit Award for Soundmix
Merit Award for Editing
|
Home
of the Blizzard
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – South Australia/ Western
Australia (November 1998)
|
Gold
– Malcolm Ludgate, Documentaries, Cinema and Television Section
Gold – Malcolm Ludgate, Judges Award for Best Entry Section
|
International
Festival of Maritime and Exploration Film (October 1999)
|
Prix
de la Marine Nationale
|
Home
Page
|
WA Film and Video
Festival (August 2000)
|
Best Animation
and New Media
|
Human
Journey, The
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – NSW/ACT (November 1999)
|
Gold
– Pieter de Vries, Documentaries Section
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society Awards (National) (May 2000)
|
Award
of Distinction – Pieter de Vries, Documentaries, Cinema and Television
Section
|
Australian
Teachers of Media Awards (May 2000)
|
Best
Secondary Student Educational Resource (film) – Andrew Waterworth
and Roger Scholes
|
Hutan:
Wildlife of the Malaysian Rain Forest
|
New
York Festivals (January 1999)
|
Silver
Award Medal
|
Western
Australian Screen Awards (July 1999)
|
Discovery
Channel Award for Cinematography – Mitchell Kelly and Ian Pugsley
|
Source: Australian Film Commission
