Awards
WOW 2004 Best Australian Film Prize
CONGRATULATIONS to the winner of the WOW 2004 Best Australian Film Award Wirriya - Small Boy by Alice Springšs filmmaker Beck Cole, who received an award worth $27,000.
Digital Pictures: $10,000 Post Production www.digitalpictures.com.au
Visualeyes: $6,000 Online Editing www.viseyes.com.au
Spectrum: $4,000 Editing www.spectrumfilms.com.au
Panavision: $3,000 Camera Hire www.panavision.com.au
Kodak: $2,000 Stock www.kodak.com.au/go/motion
Atlab: $2,000 Processing www.atlab.com.au
SBS Eat Carpet Award
SBS's Jasmine Macnabb chose Scoff by Perth filmmaker Renee Webster as the winner of the Eat Carpet Award. The film received an offer to purchase for broadcast on Eat Carpet by SBS. Congratulations Renee!
WOW Judges for Best Australian Film
Margaret Slarke ...view bio
Sharon Connolly ...view bio
WOW Selectors
Sarah Runcie (Australian Film Commission)
Christine Saunders (Film & TV Production Manager)
Elena Guest (Manager Sydney Travelling Film Festival)
Beth Phelan (WOW 1999 Festival Director)
Jane Manning (Director)
Kerry Rock (Potoroofilms)
Liz Stevens (WIFT NSW President, Producer)
Louise Wadley (Producer, Director)
Georgia Wallace-Crabbe (WOW 1998 Festival Director)
Lindy Monson (WIFT NSW Vice-President)
Janette Howe (Documentary Director)
Elena Fauris (WOW 2004 Festival Director)
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