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Awards won by Australian shorts (titles ‘T’)
1998–2000
Title
|
Event
|
Awards
|
Take
Away Triptych
|
South Australian
Young Filmmakers Festival (December 1998)
|
Best Editor –
Martin Potter and Sanjit Dhillon
|
Tangerine
Dream
|
Bathurst
Film and Video Festival (July 1998)
|
Best
Editing – Keri Light
Highly Commended – Mandi Bialis Wester, Art Direction Section
|
Watch
My Shorts (September 1998)
|
Best
Editor – Keri Light
Best Actress – Tania Lacy
|
Tears
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – South Australia/ Western
Australia (November 1998)
|
Silver
– Allan Collins, Fictional Drama Shorts, Cinema and Television
Section
|
Cork
Film Festival (October 1998)
|
Best
International Short Film
|
St
Kilda Film Festival (May 1998)
|
Best
Short Film – Ivan Sen
Best Achievement in Cinematography – Allan Collins
Best Achievement in Direction – Ivan Sen
|
Teddy
|
South Australian
Young Filmmakers Festival (December 1999)
|
Award of Merit
in Comedy – Nathan Lipson
|
Telephone
Call for Genevieve Snow, A
|
Australian
Screen Sound Guild (October 2000)
|
Best
Achievement in Sound for a Short Film – Jock Healey, Chris O'Shea,
Livia Ruzic, Peter Walker
|
Venice
International Film Festival (August 2000)
|
Silver
Lion for Best Short Film, Corto-Cortissimo Section
|
Terrific
Toddler Tricycle Race, The
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – Queensland (October 1999)
|
Silver
– Simon Chapman, Student Cinematography Section
|
Warner
Roadshow Movie World Studios Queensland New Filmmakers Awards (April
1999)
|
PFTC
Award for Best Tertiary Other – Simon Smith
|
That's
the Third Wreck This Week
|
Jewish Movie Challenge
(February 2000)
|
Special Commendation
|
They
Came From Space
|
WA Film and Video
Festival (August 2000)
|
Production Design
– Sam Hobbs
|
Things
That Go Bump
|
Australian Cinematographers
Society (ACS) Awards – South Australia/ Western Australia, 2000
|
Gold – Jo
Rossiter, Experimental and Specialised Cinematography Section
|
Those
Voices
|
Sydney Fringe Film
& Video Festival (January 1998)
|
Audience Prize
(shared)
|
Threaded
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society Awards (National) (May 1999)
|
Distinction
– Justine Kerrigan, Fictional Drama Shorts Cinema and Television
Section
|
Nescafe
Short Film Awards (October 1999)
|
Best
Film- Cheryl Wood
Best Actor – Arianthe Galani
Best Original Score – Peter Dasent
|
Time
to Die
|
Australian Cinematographers
Society (ACS) Awards – Victoria/ Tasmania (November 2000)
|
Gold – Chris
Le Page, Fictional Drama Shorts – Cinema and Television Section
|
Titsiana
Booberini
|
Aspen Shortsfest
(April 1998)
|
Best Student Comedy
|
Tongue
Tied
|
Tropfest (February
1998)
|
Third Prize –
Jasmin Forbes-Watson
|
Trapped
|
St Kilda Film Festival
(May 2000)
|
Audience Award
for Most Popular Film
|
Trinidad
|
Australian Effects
& Animation Festival (March 1999)
|
Winner –
Ian Brown, Short Film Section
|
Triple
Word Score
|
Australian Cinematographers
Society (ACS) Awards – NSW/ACT (November 1999)
|
Silver –
Janet Hines, Student Cinematography Section
|
Triple
Zero
|
Watch My Shorts
(September 1998)
|
Best Director
– Christopher Bence
|
True
Colours
|
Tropfest (February
1999)
|
Special Commendation
– Alexander Hughes, Best Actor Section
|
Tsunami
|
St Kilda Film Festival
(May 1999)
|
Best Achievement
in Special Effects – Tim Trumble
|
Tulip
|
Aspen
Shortsfest (April 1999)
|
On-line
Watch it! Award, Audience Favourite Section
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society (ACS) Awards – NSW/ACT (November 1998)
|
Silver
(shared) – Danny Ruhlmann, Fiction Drama Shorts Section
|
Melbourne
International Film Festival (July 1998)
|
International
Catholic Film Organisation Award – Rachel Griffiths, Outstanding
Australian Short Film Promoting Human Values Section
|
Noosa
National Short Film Competition (September 1999)
|
Special
Mention – Rachel Griffiths, Best Director Section
|
Palm
Springs International Short Film Festival (July 1999)
|
Best
of the Festival Award
|
Toronto
Worldwide Short Film Festival (May 1999)
|
Best
Drama
|
Two
Girls and a Baby
|
Australian
Teachers of Media Awards (May 1999)
|
ATOM
Award – Kelli Simpson, Short Fiction (Open) Section
|
Brief
Encounters Short Film Festival (November 1998)
|
Second
Place
|
Flickerfest
International Outdoor Film Festival (January 1999)
|
ASDA
Award for Best Direction in an Australian Film – Kelli Simpson
|
Milan
Gay & Lesbian Film Festival (June 1999)
|
Best
Short Film
|
Palm
Springs International Short Film Festival (July 1998)
|
Audience
Favourite Award
|
Sydney
Mardi Gras Film Festival – My Queer Career Awards (February 1999)
|
Audience
Award for Best Film – Kelli Simpson
|
Two
Roads
|
South Australian
Young Filmmakers Festival (December 1998)
|
Best Direction
– Amy Gebhardt
Special Jury Prize – Amy Gebhardt
|
Two/Out
|
Australian
Cinematographers Society Awards (National) (May 1998)
|
Distinction
– Ross Emery, Fictional Drama Shorts, Cinema and Television Section
|
Australian
Film Institute Awards (November 1998)
|
Animal
Logic Award for Best Short Fiction Film – Catherine Kerr and Kriv
Stenders
|
Dendy
Awards for Australian Short Films (June 1998)
|
Best
Fiction – Kriv Stenders, Under 15 minutes Section
|
International
Short Film Festival Amsterdam (December 1998)
|
Best
Short Film
|
Melbourne
International Film Festival (July 1998)
|
The
Erwin Rado Award for Best Australian Film – Kriv Stenders
|
Noosa
National Short Film Competition (September 1999)
|
Best
Director (shared) – Kriv Stenders
|
St
Kilda Film Festival (May 1999)
|
Best
Achievement in Direction – Kriv Stenders
|
Source: Australian Film Commission
