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Awards won by Australian shorts (titles ‘S’)
1998–2000
Title
|
Event
|
Awards
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Sadness
|
Australian
Film Institute Awards (November 1999)
|
Best
Sound in a Non-Feature Film – Pat Fiske, Livia Ruzic and Peter
Walker
|
Australian
Teachers of Media Awards (May 2000)
|
Best
Documentary
|
Awgie
Awards (July 1999)
|
Best
Script – Tony Ayres, Documentary, Corporate and Training Section
|
Brisbane
International Film Festival (July 1999)
|
Most
Popular Film Award
|
Film
Critics' Circle of Australia (March 1999)
|
Best
Australian Documentary
|
Melbourne
International Film Festival (July 1999)
|
Cinemedia
Erwin Rado Award for Best Australian Short Film – Tony Eyres
|
Sapphire
Room
|
Edge of the World
Short Film Festival (January 1998)
|
Best Sound –
Nick Myers
|
Saturday
Night, Sunday Morning
|
Tudawali Film and
Video Awards (January 2000)
|
Best Original
Concept in a Longer Format Drama – Rima Tamou
|
Say
It Ain't So
|
Flickerfest International
Outdoor Film Festival (January 1999)
|
SBS Eat Carpet
Award
Australian Film Commission Award for Best Australian Short Film
SPAA Award for Most Resourceful Production
|
Scam,
The
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – South Australia/ Western
Australia, 1999
|
Gold
– Matthew Holmes, Experimental and Specialised Cinematography Section
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society Awards (National) (May 2000)
|
Award
of Distinction – Matthew Holmes, Experimental and Specialised Cinematography
Section
|
South
Australian Young Filmmakers Festival (December 1999)
|
Most
Outstanding Film – Matthew Holmes, Open Section
Award of Excellence in Animation – Matthew Holmes
|
Schism
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – South Australia/ Western
Australia, 1999
|
Silver
– Jack Sheridan, Student Cinematography Section
|
South
Australian Young Filmmakers Festival (December 1999)
|
Award
of Excellence in Experimental – Jack Sheridan
|
School
Watch
|
South Australian
Young Filmmakers Festival (December 1999)
|
Short Cut to Fame
Award – Tom Bettany
|
Science
Fiction, A
|
Bathurst Film and
Video Festival (April 1999)
|
Best Art Direction
– Sarah Woolahan and Glen Anderson
Highly Commended – John Wilsteed, Best Sound Design Section
|
Scrabble
|
South Australian
Young Filmmakers Festival (December 1998)
|
Best Script –
Shalom Almond and Tamsin Sharp
Filmmakers Choice Award – Shalom Almond and Tamsin Sharp
Most Outstanding Film Award – Shalom Almond and Tamsin Sharp
|
Se-Tong
|
Venice International
Film Festival (September 1999)
|
Special Mention,
Corto-Cortissimo Section
|
Seabound
|
Watch My Shorts
(September 1998)
|
Best Sound (shared)
– Shaun Rigney and Richard Girvan
|
Seed
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – Queensland (October 2000)
|
Highly
Commended – Joanne Erskine, Fictional Drama Shorts Section
|
Film
Fest New Haven (May 2000)
|
Second
Place, Comic Short Film Section
|
Humboldt
International Film Festival (April 2000)
|
Jan
Krawitz Award
|
Serpents
of the Sea
|
Australian Cinematographers
Society (ACS) Awards – Queensland (October 2000)
|
Silver –
Stephen Gardner, Experimental and Specialised Cinematography Section
Gold – Stephen Gardner, Wildlife and Nature Films Section
|
Shared
Affair, A
|
Western Australian
Screen Awards (March 1998)
|
Cinesure/Dry Shand
Award for Best Direction – Cameron Hay, Open Craft Section
West Australian Newspapers Award for Drama, Open Genre Section
|
She
|
INTERCOM –
International Communication Film & Video Festival (October 1998)
|
Gold Plaque, Short
Video Narrative Section
|
Sick
Puppy
|
Cafe Provincial
Film Festival (March 1999)
|
Domaine Chandon
Encouragement Award – Bruce Hancock
|
Sign,
The
|
Jewish Movie Challenge
(February 2000)
|
Best Submission
by a Tertiary Student – Michael Craft
|
Skud
|
Cinerail
International Film Festival (February 1998)
|
Jury
Special Mention
|
Edge
of the World Short Film Festival (January 1998)
|
Best
Cinematography – Laszlo Baranyai
|
Skytour
|
Australian Cinematographers
Society (ACS) Awards – NSW/ACT (November 2000)
|
Gold – David
Lewis, Drama Documentaries Section
|
Slim
Pickings
|
Australian
Teachers of Media Awards (May 1999)
|
ATOM
Award – Anthony Lucas, Animation (Open) Section
|
Brisbane
International Animation Festival (April 2000)
|
National
Award – Anthony Lucas
People's Prize – Anthony Lucas
|
Flickerfest
– 10th Australian International Short Film Festival (January 2000)
|
Best
Animation – Anthony Lucas
|
if
– Independent Filmmakers Awards (November 2000)
|
Best
Animation – Anthony Lucas
|
if
– Independent Filmmakers Awards (November 1999)
|
Best
Animation of the Year Award
|
Melbourne
International Film Festival (July 1999)
|
Kino
Cinemas Award for Creative Excellence in an Australian Short Film –
Anthony Lucas
|
St
Kilda Film Festival (May 1999)
|
Audience
Award for the Most Popular Film – Anthony Lucas
|
Slipped
|
St Kilda Film Festival
(May 1998)
|
Best Achievement
in Special Effects
|
Smile
|
National Student
Film & Video Festival (October 1999)
|
Second Prize –
Andrew Ewing, Experimental Section
|
Songs
of the Immigrant Bride
|
International Film
Festival of Montecatini Terme (July 1998)
|
Awarded Targa
Citta di Montecatini Terme
|
Sparrow
|
Edge
of the World Short Film Festival (January 1998)
|
Best
Screenplay – Polly Watkins
|
Edge
of the World Short Film Festival (January 1998)
|
Best
Actress – Laverne McDonnell
|
Squeeze
|
Tropfest (February
1999)
|
Third Prize –
Murray Fahey
|
Stanley
Ovation P.I.
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – Queensland (October 1999)
|
Highly
Commended – Tony Luu, Fictional Drama Shorts Section
|
Warner
Roadshow Movie World Studios Queensland New Filmmakers Awards (April
1999)
|
Jeffrey
Hayes Award for Best Producer – Sarah-Jane Woulahan and Sean Gilligan
Village Roadshow Pictures/AFTRS, David Copping Memorial Production
Design Award – Sarah-Jane Woulahan and Sean Gilligan
School of Media and Journalism QUT Award for Best Director – Sarah-Jane
Woulahan and Sean Gilligan
PFTC Award for Best Independent Drama – Sarah-Jane Woulahan and
Sean Gilligan
Brisbane International Film Award for Most Popular Film – Sarah-Jane
Woulahan and Sean Gilligan
Scope Post Production Award for Best Sound Design – Tifer Newsome
Warner Roadshow Movie World Studios Award for Best Production –
Sarah-Jane Woulahan and Sean Gilligan
|
Static
|
Australian Guild
of Screen Composers Awards (December 1998)
|
Griffith University
Award for Best Original Music by a Student Composer – Steven Baker
|
Still
Life with Aeroplane
|
Flickerfest International
Outdoor Film Festival (January 1998)
|
SBS Eat Carpet
Award – Lloyd Webber
|
Stop
|
Warner Roadshow
Movie World Studios Queensland New Filmmakers Awards (April 2000)
|
Highly Commended
for Best Drama (up to 10 minutes) – Anthony Mullins, D Megarrity,
K Shorey
|
Story
of Rosy Dock, The
|
Mountain Film Festival
(May 1999)
|
Special Jury Commendation
|
Strike
Your Heart
|
Australian Cinematographers
Society Awards (National) (May 1998)
|
Distinction –
Alex McPhee, Fictional Drama Shorts, Cinema and TV Section
|
Succubus
|
Festival of Fantastic
Films (September 1999)
|
First Prize
|
Sunday
Hungry
|
Noosa
National Short Film Competition (September 1999)
|
Best
Script – Lawson Bayly
|
St
Kilda Film Festival (May 1998)
|
Best
Performance in a Leading Role – Kim Gyngell
Best New Director – Lawson Bayly
Best Achievement in an Original Screenplay – Lawson Bayly
|
Sunday
Morning
|
Australian Cinematographers
Society (ACS) Awards – Queensland (October 1999)
|
Highly Commended
– Tim McGahan, Fictional Drama Shorts Section
|
Sweeper,
The
|
Canberra International
Film Festival (September 1999)
|
Best Short Film,
Open Category Section
|
Sweet
Coincidence
|
Australian Cinematographers
Society (ACS) Awards – Victoria/ Tasmania (November 2000)
|
Highly Commended
– Laurence Balmer, Fictional Drama Shorts, Cinema and TV Section
|
Source: Australian Film Commission
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