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Awards won by Australian documentaries (titles
‘I’) 1998–2000
Title
|
Event
|
Awards
|
Imaginary
Life, An
|
Golden
Gate Awards – San Francisco Film Society (April 1998)
|
Golden
Spire, Television – Arts Section
|
Hot
Docs – Canadian International Documentary Festival (March 1998)
|
Best
International Documentary Under 60 Minutes
|
Imelda's
Shoes
|
Western Australian
Screen Awards (March 1998)
|
West Australian
Newspapers Award for Best Writing – Sarah Smith, Open Craft Section
|
In
My Day
|
Queensland New
Filmmakers' Awards 1998 (April 1998)
|
PFTC Award for
Best Tertiary Documentary – Skye Thompson, Industry Section
|
In
Search of a Lost Princess
|
Houston International
Film and Video Festival (April 2000)
|
Silver, Investigative
Journalism Section
|
In
the Mind of the Architect
|
Australian Cinematographers
Society (ACS) Awards – NSW/ACT (November 2000)
|
Silver –
Matthew Temple, Documentaries Section (for 'One')
|
Island
Life
|
Australian Cinematographers
Society (ACS) Awards – NSW/ACT (November 2000)
|
Silver –
Peter Coleman, Wildlife and Nature Section (for 'Christmas Island')
|
Island
Magic
|
Australian Cinematographers
Society (ACS) Awards – South Australia/ Western Australia, 1999
|
Gold – Malcolm
Ludgate, Wildlife and Nature Films Section
|
Islands
of the Vampire Birds
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – South Australia/ Western
Australia, 1999
|
Gold
– David Parer, Experimental and Specialised Cinematography Section
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – Victoria/ Tasmania (October
1999)
|
Gold
(shared) – David Parer, Experimental and Specialised Cinematography
Section
Gold (shared) – David Parer, Wildlife and Nature Films Section
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society Awards (National) (May 2000)
|
Award
of Distinction – David Parer, Wildlife and Nature Films Section
|
Australian
Film Institute Awards (November 1999)
|
Kodak
Award for Best Cinematography in a Non-Feature Film – David Parer
|
Banff
Television Festival (June 2000)
|
Best
(Shared) Popular Science and Natural History Program, Rockie Awards
– Popular Science and Natural History Programs Section
|
International
Tourist Film Festival (February 2000)
|
Best
Photography
|
Iwerre
Atherrame – two paths
|
Wild Spaces International
Environmental Film Festival (May 1999)
|
Post Works Award
– David Vadiveloo
|
Source: Australian Film Commission
