CFS Student Show

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Congratulations to all of the Fall 2019 Student Show entries!
Nominees and Award Recipients:
Women in Film Scholarship –
Shannon Kolner
Jessie Hawk
Andrea RuggBest Art Direction –
Erin Miracle for The Breakup
Nahla Zenati, Luke Antonio, & Karen Partak for Last of the Manticores
Zhen Tang for The Pig
Emmy Platt for Six Nights
Elysee Wilsey for VanillaBest Editing –
Vince Nett for Beyond the Cliff
Noah McDermott for Dark Horse
Preston Tompkins for Last of the Manticores
Samantha Inman for PANIC
Simon Sheets for The Pig
Robert Brogden for Six NightsBest Cinematography –
Andrew Hanson for Awake
Isaac Sheets for The Pig
Dylan Krause for Six Nights
Tim Meyer for Staccato
George Till for Thunder and LightningBest Sound –
Adam Scholz for Dark Horse
Simon Sheets for The Pig
Troy Pierce for Six Nights
Noori Dua for StaccatoBest Actress –
Erin Miracle for Thunder and Lightning & The Breakup
Geneva Schafer for PANIC
Darielle Campbell for VanillaBest Actor –
Mason Aks for The Pig
Russ Hess for Vanilla
Jason Strong for Staccato
Jack Shefrin for Dark HorseCommunity Actress Award –
Ashley Deuell for Staccato & Last of the ManticoresCommunity Actor Award –
Adam S. Ford for Six Nights & Public LandsBest Writing –
Nahla Zenati for Last of the Manticores
Simon Sheets for The Pig
Robert Brogden for Six Nights
Ethan Gurule for Staccato
Darielle Campbell & Russ Hess for VanillaBest Teleplay –
Kara Grosfield for Anti-Social
Jeremiah Blackman for Camp Conifer
Andie Rugg for Identity Crisis
Hunter Burns for The Primary
Rob Ramos for SaintsBest Directing –
Vince Nett for Beyond the Cliff
Simon Sheets for The Pig
Robert Brogden for Six Nights
Ethan Gurule for Staccato
Russ Hess for VanillaBest Producer –
Ryan Douglass for Dark Horse
Luke Antonio & Nahla Zenati for Last of the Manticores
Robert Brogden, Kelley Zincone, & Izrael Lopez for Six Nights
Isaiah Zimmerman for StaccatoBest Production I –
37th and York by Dani Pierce
Awake by Andre Wright
The Breakup by Erin Miracle
New Names for Old Heartaches by Katie Hall
The Making of a Queen by Douglas Reyes
PANIC by Samantha Inman
Thunder and Lightning by Erin MiracleBest Production II –
Dark Horse by Ryan Douglass & Dakota Sena
The Pig by Simon Sheets
Staccato by Ethan Gurule
Vanilla by Russ HessOutstanding Achievement in Visual Effects –
Eric White for Last of the ManticoresBest Documentary –
Beyond the Cliff by Vince Nett
No Limits by Bradley Kussy
Public Lands by Andrew Hanson
Best Production III –
Last of the Manticores by Nahla Zenati
Six Nights by Robert Brogden & Kelley ZinconeBest Picture –
Beyond the Cliff by Vince Nett
The Pig by Simon Sheets
Six Nights by Robert Brogden & Kelley Zincone
Staccato by Ethan Gurule
Vanilla by Russ HessCommunity Award –
Lighting Services, Inc. for providing opportunities and equipment for our student projectsAudience Choice Award –
Six Nights by Robert Brogden & Kelley Zincone
Last of the Manticores by Nahla Zenati
Vanilla by Russ Hess
Congratulations to all of the Spring 2019 Student Show award recipients!
Nominees and Award Recipients:
Women in Film Scholarship –
Julie Castaneda
Cynthia Hunter
Sidney Nordstrom
Alicia Prieto
Dena WilliamsBest Art Direction –
Luke Antonio & Nahla Zenati for Rewind
Nikie Perlmutter for The Idea of Black and White
Nathalie Fay & Emmy Platt for Beneath the Wheel
Cassie Haze for The Lost Ones
KLT Stewart & Jacob Anderson for Cold BloodedBest Editing –
Billy Vinson for Count Tharpula
Michael Neave for The Lost Ones
Ricardo Hernandez for Rewind
Jacques Geraud for #FOMO
Billy Vinson for Beneath the Wheel
Kat Bugarin for The Idea of Black and WhiteBest Cinematography –
Gabe Macalintal for The Lost Ones
Josh Rock for Cold Blooded
Lucas Chapel for Beneath the Wheel
Lane Mathis for Pendulum
Patrick Dingman for RewindBest Sound –
Jacques de Curnou for The Lost Ones
Dylan Goerner for Rewind
Jacques de Curnou for The Idea of Black and White
Troy Pierce for Temple “It’s a Trash Life”Best Actress –
Emma McCray Stone for Black Book
Kennedy Cortez for #FOMO
Jennifer Deann Scott for TRACE
Riley Anne Martin for The Idea of Black and WhiteBest Actor –
JP Montoulieu for Beneath the Wheel
Nick Shandalow for Cold Blooded
Ryan W. Arnold for The Idea of Black and White
Alec Lang for The Idea of Black and WhiteCommunity Acting Award –
Sheila Ivy Traister for Rewind
Anne Meyers for TRACE
Dawn Bower for The Lost Ones
Ann Coatney for TRACE
Roderick Smith Jr. for Cold Blooded
Taylor Scott for Black BookBest Writing –
JP Montoulieu & Dalton Groves for Beneath the Wheel
Ben Rand for The Lost Ones
Stephan Eigenmann for Rewind
Hasmik Khachaturyan for #FOMO
Alana Wool & Alison Piper for TRACEBest Feature Screenplay –
Coleman Stewart for Dog Heaven
Dannah Eckhardt for Footsie
Izrael Lopez for Trending
BJ Segura for U.I. (Ultimate Interface)
Joshua Hunt for While We Wait
Mallory Littleton for Wynne FieldBest Directing –
Ben Rand for The Lost Ones
Stephan Eigenmann for Rewind
Riley Anne Martin for The Idea of Black and White
JP Montoulieu for Beneath the Wheel
Nick Shandalow for Cold BloodedBest Producer –
Rob Ramos for The Lost Ones
Stephan Eigenmann, Don Colacino, & Rob Ramos for RewindBest Production I –
Natura Obscura by Kelsey Quakenbush
Country Strong Teen by Nan Floyd
Grenade by James ArnolBest Production II –
Beneath the Wheel by Mary Amoroso
Cold Blooded by Nick Shandalow
#FOMO by Hasmik Khachaturyan
Black Book by Kyler KerrOutstanding Achievement in Comedy –
JP Montoulieu for Beneath the Wheel, Count Tharpula, Poopfingers, Poopfingers 2, & Emperor Static: The Electric ManBest 16mm/HD Production –
Trace by Alana Wool & Alison PiperBest Documentary –
Count Tharpula by JP Montoulieu
Pendulum by Lane Mathis
Temple “It’s a Trash Life” by Troy Pierce
Shrouded by Rob Ramos
Best Production III –
Rewind by Stephan Eigenmann
The Lost Ones by Ben Rand
The Idea of Black and White by Riley Anne MartinBest Picture –
Rewind by Stephan Eigenmann
The Lost Ones by Ben Rand
The Idea of Black and White by Riley Anne Martin
Pendulum by Lane Mathis
Temple “It’s a Trash Life” by Troy Pierce
Beneath the Wheel by Mary AmorosoCommunity Award –
Jim Milligan for contributing his SFX skillset to student projectsVision Award –
Kathy Bodemann & Victor Vialpando-NuñezAudience Choice Award –
The Lost Ones by Ben Rand
TRACE by Alana Wool & Alison Piper
Rewind by Stephan Eigenmann
Black Book by Kyler Kerr
#FOMO by Hasmik Khachaturyan
Congratulations to all of the Fall 2018 Student Show award recipients!
Nominees and Award Recipients:
Women in Film Scholarship –
Breanna WashingtonBest Art Direction –
Carmen Darling, Faith Darling, & Madison Verhulst for Bridges
Mary Amoroso for Fade to Black
Jayson Fleischer for Poppy
Elysee Wilsey & Alec Lang for The Phoenix
Josh Birdsell for TranslucenceBest Editing –
Madison Verhulst & Faith Darling for Bridges
Oskar Tadla for Fade to Black
George Till for Fight Like Mike
Rico Hernandez for The Phoenix
Troy Pierce for TranslucenceBest Cinematography –
Gabi Toth for Fade to Black
Cynthia Hunter for No Bull
Emily Gesi for Shadows
Gokul Rajan for The Phoenix
Miguel Ontiveros for TranslucenceBest Sound –
Sam Killinger for Fade to Black
George Till & Peter Sardo for Fight Like Mike
Adam Scholz for Shadows
Mitch Kinzer for The Phoenix
Troy Pierce for TranslucenceBest Actress –
Ashley Deuell for Fade to Black
Madison Scott for Fade to Black
Haleigh Burckley for Shadows
Chanel Benish for The PhoenixBest Actor –
Jason Strong for How It Feels
Kyler Kerr for Shadows
Nick Shandalow for The Phoenix
Russ Hess for The SpeakerCommunity Acting Award –
JT Richardson for TranslucenceBest Writing –
Tracy Medberry for Fade to Black
Breanna Washington for Heritage
Jayson Fleischer for Poppy
Darren Barzegar for The Phoenix
Marcus Scott Jr. for TranslucenceBest Teleplay –
Hayden Fisk for Bad Baristas – “Episode 1: The New Girl”
Breanna Washington for Domi
Sophia Cordova for GL1TCH – “1 c4n s33 y0u”
Alex French for Recurrence – Episode One: “Tartarus”
Alex Lathrop-Melting for There is No Lack of Excuses – “Pilot”
Julie Castaneda for Zero CoolBest Directing –
Tracy Medberry for Fade to Black
George Till for Fight Like Mike
Luke Antonio for Shepherds of Fire
Darren Barzegar for The Phoenix
Marcus Scott Jr. for TranslucenceBest Producer –
Don Colacino & Chase Iacofano for The Phoenix
Robert Brogden & Kelly Zincone for TranslucenceBest Production I –
Beautiful by Ben Humphrey
Butterfly Eye by Taryn Blaylock
How It Feels by Dena Williams
No Bull by Cynthia Hunter
Ruth by Isaiah Zimmerman
The Horseman’s Saddlemaker by Susan Hutton
The Speaker by Desiree VillarrealBest Production II –
Bridges by Madison Verhulst
Heritage by Breanna Washington
Poppy by Jayson Fleischer
Shadows by Tyler Eaton
Translucence by Marcus Scott Jr.Best Documentary –
Fight Like Mike by George Till
Shepherds of Fire by Luke Antonio
Best Production III –
Fade to Black by Tracy Medberry
The Phoenix by Darren BarzegarCommunity Award –
Sheila TraisterBest Picture –
Fade to Black by Tracy Medberry
Fight Like Mike by George Till
Poppy by Jayson Fleischer
The Phoenix by Darren Barzegar
Translucence by Marcus Scott Jr.
Spring 2018 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Best Art Direction –
Luke Galves for PURE
Jake Leininger for Flowers for Boys
Darin Olson for For Abbey
Emmy Platt & Izze Robinson for Poopfingers 2
Cooper Flanders for TerraformBest Editing –
Stephan Eigenmann for PURE
Micah Groenevelt for Terraform
Robert Brogden for Flowers for Boys
Ben Rand for Mothers
Billy Vinson for Poopfingers 2Best Cinematography –
Gabe Macalintal for Mortal
Jeremiah Green for Terraform
Patrick Dingman for PURE
Gabe Macalintal for For Abbey
Miguel Ontiveros for MothersBest Sound –
Dylan Goerner for PURE
Michael B. Henderson for Terraform
Dylan Goerner for For Abbey
Ashell Sickmen for Flowers for Boys
Ridge Beck & Josh Birdsell for MortalBest Actress –
Dalena Nguyen for Scarred for Life
Sheila Traister for Mothers
Lesley Minervini for PURE
Allie Whitten for For AbbeyBest Actor –
Alec Lang for Miles
Joseph Gordon for Coffee King
Marcus Scott for Flowers for Boys
Matt Fellers for For AbbeyCommunity Acting Award –
Omid Harrison for Terraform & MortalBest Writing –
Stephan Eigenmann for PURE
Kelly Zincone, JP Montoulieu, Alec Lang, & Billy Vinson for Poopfingers 2
Keith Buhrman for Coffee King
Ben Rand for Mothers
Lucas Brown & Darin Olson for For AbbeyBest Feature Screenplay –
Casey John for Green Grass Promises
Max Beasley for Summerlin
Grant Worden for Calvin the Only
Thomas Mendez for Prospect
Anthony Rea for Chip and DipBest Directing –
Stephan Eigenmann for PURE
Micah Groenevelt for Terraform
Logan Shaffer for Flowers for Boys
Ben Rand for Mothers
JP Montoulieu for Poopfingers 2Best Producer –
Cassie Haze & Rob Ramos for Mothers
Chase Iacofano for For Abbey
Alexander Schofield for Terraform
Luke Antonio for Coffee KingBest Production I –
Poopfingers 2 by Eva Williams
Jesus Wept by Christine Makowski
American Trauma by Jason Strong
Rose by Kyler KerrBest Production II –
PURE by Stephan Eigenmann
Miles by Darren Barzegar
Coffee King by Luke Antonio
Scarred for Life by Don Colacino
Mortal by Josh BirdsellBest Documentary –
Geblendet (Blinded) by Lauren Minder
American Trauma by Jason StrongBest 16mm/HD Production –
Mothers by Ben Rand
Best Production III –
Flowers for Boys by Logan Shaffer
Terraform by Micah Groenevelt
For Abbey by Lucas BrownBest Picture –
PURE by Stephan Eigenmann
Flowers for Boys by Logan Shaffer
For Abbey by Lucas Brown
Mothers by Ben Rand
Poopfingers 2 by Eva WilliamsAudience Choice Award –
Terraform by Micah Groenevelt
For Abbey by Lucas Brown
PURE by Stephan Eigenmann
Fall 2017 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Vision Award –
Galina Boulgakova, Head of Acting Department, Colorado Film School
Best Art Direction –
Ricardo Hernandez for The Extraordinary Story of Oliver Wyght
Alexandra Olivera for The Fate of Glass
Darren Barzegar for Drury Lane
Dylan Welter for Canopy
Nathalie Fay for The Doorman
Best Editing –
Billy Vinson for Emperor Static: The Electric Man
Rico Hernandez for The Extraordinary Story of Oliver Wyght
Ashley Enright for Canopy
Cait Hicks for Drury Lane
Robert Brogden for Deal
Best Cinematography –
Chris Goodwin and Harrison Bradley for Drury Lane
Jackson Lowry and Andrew Hanson for Wolf
Hannah Keller for The Fate of Glass
Nick Bruso for Sekund
Alexandra Olivera for Deal
Best Sound –
Jacques de Curnou for Drury Lane
Austin Brose for The Extraordinary Story of Oliver Wyght
Rico Hernandez for Mort
Noah DeLaet for Deal
Laurra Aagaard, John Adrian, Douglas Muas, and Tony Smith for The Doorman
Best Actress –
Riley Anne Martin in The Fate of Glass
Kelley Zincone in Emperor Static: The Electric Man
Megan Elizabeth in Hypochondriac
Jennifer Deann Scott in The Doorman
Best Actor –
Marcus Scott in Drury Lane
Jp Montoulieu in Rats & Emperor Static: The Electric Man
Alec Lang in Rats
Joseph Gordon in The Fate of Glass
Bren Thor Johnson in The Doorman and The Extraordinary Story of Oliver Wyght
Community Acting Award –
Mariah Salazar in The Fate of Glass
Darielle Campbell in Drury Lane
Rachel Darden in Emperor Static: The Electric Man
Deanna Amacker in Emperor Static: The Electric Man
Best Writing –
JP Montoulieu, Kelley Zincone, and Zane Stein for Emperor Static: The Electric Man
Rico Hernandez for The Extraordinary Story of Oliver Wyght
Dylan Welter for Canopy
Andrew Balch for The Doorman
Robert Brogden for Deal
Best Teleplay –
Sins of the Father by Max Beasley
Genghis by Felipe Menezes
Possum by Kaream Reid
In the Swamp by Darren Barzegar
The Killing Gene by Joshua Hunt
Best Directing –
Rico Hernandez for The Extraordinary Story of Oliver Wyght
Dylan Welter for Canopy
Robert Brogden for Deal
JP Montoulieu and Kelley Zincone for Emperor Static: The Electric Man
Darin Olson for Drury Lane
Best Producer –
Hannah Walls and Ashley Matkowsky for Sekund
Robert Brogden and Kelley Zincone for Deal
Best Production I –
Mort by Drew Wilbur
Pulse by Gregory Alexander Foltynowicz
Rats by Kyle Gill
Hypochondriac by Gregory Alexander Foltynowicz
What Christoph the Mouse Wanted for Christmas by Bryce Presley
Best Production II –
The Extraordinary Story of Oliver Wyght by Rico Hernandez
Deal by Robert Brogden
The Doorman by Andrew Balch
Emperor Static: The Electric Man by JP Montoulieu
Sekund by Ashley Matkowsky
Best Documentary –
Wands and Wizards by Jeremiah Gattas
Wolf by Jackson Lowry and Shauna Kommrusch
Best 16mm/HD Production –
Canopy by Dylan Welter
The Fate of Glass by Amy Schramm
Best Production III –
Drury Lane by Darin Olson
Best Picture –
The Extraordinary Story of Oliver Wyght by Rico Hernandez
Canopy by Dylan Welter
Deal by Robert Brogden
Drury Lane by Darin Olson
Emperor Static: The Electric Man by JP Montoulieu and Kelley Zincone
Community Award –
Blair Pennington
Audience Choice Award –
The Extraordinary Story of Oliver Wyght by Rico Hernandez
Canopy by Dylan Welter
Drury Lane by Darin Olson
Spring 2017 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Vision Award –
Jennifer Deann Scott, Student Success Coordinator, Colorado Film School
Best Art Direction –
Bruno Müller de Albuquerque for The Undercard
Nikie Perlmutter for Breathless
Meredith McDonald for Priest of Burden
Connor Begg & Joseph Navarro for Last Words
Best Editing –
Dylan Welter for The Undercard
Ashley Enright for Final Days in Saigon
Bailey Evers for Breathless
Addison Houck & Sergy Olklowski for Priest of Burden
Best Cinematography –
Nick Bruso for The Undercard
Nick Bruso for Breathless
Joseph Dasteel for Fed to Fire
Patrick Dingman for Last Words
Kevin Stratton for Priest of Burden
Best Sound –
Ashley Enright for Final Days in Saigon
Ross Smith for The Undercard
Matthew Tillman for Priest of Burden
Joseph Dasteel for Fed to Fire
Jess Carter for Breathless
Matt Tamny for Last Words
Best Actress –
Elizabeth Kelsey in If Seen, Please Call
Jodi Lynn Richardson in The Perfect Proposal
Best Actor –
Dylan Welter in The Undercard
Hayden Fisk in If Seen, Please Call
Alec Lang in Last Words
Ryan W Arnold in In Time
Community Acting Award –
Lisbeth Splawn in Breathless
Deanna Amacker in Unto Others
Bodhi Rader in Breathless
John Zincone in Unto Others
Best Writing –
Riley Anne Martin for Breathless
Dylan Welter for The Undercard
Nahla Zenati for The Perfect Proposal
Ryan Arnold for In Time
Best Feature Screenplay –
Pine St. by Max Beasley
Crybaby by Amirah Fryer
Fear Fighter by William Dixon
Igor by Louise Koulermos
The Buggy Man by Brian Salay
Best Directing –
Riley Anne Martin for Breathless
Dylan Welter for The Undercard
William Dixon for Last Words
Zane Stein for Priest of Burden
Nahla Zenati for The Perfect Proposal
Best Producer –
Meredith McDonald for Priest of Burden
Dylan Welter for The Undercard
Luke Antonio & Nahla Zenati for The Perfect Proposal
Kelley Zincone for Unto Others
Matt Tamny for Last Words
Best Production I –
10 Letters by Nathalie Fay
Hana by Ian Adler
Screen Test by George Till
Downpour by Elysee Wilsey
Best Production II / 16mm/HD –
Breathless by Riley Anne Martin
Last Words by Matt Tamny
Unto Others by Kelley Zincone
In Time by Ryan Arnold
Best Documentary –
Final Days in Saigon by Ashley Enright
Fed to Fire by Joseph Dasteel
Hana by Ian Adler
Best Production III –
The Undercard by Dylan Welter
Priest of Burden by Zane Stein and Meredith McDonald
Best Picture –
Breathless
The Undercard
Final Days in Saigon
Last Words
Priest of Burden
Audience Choice Award –
The Perfect Proposal
Priest of Burden
Breathless
The Undercard
Fall 2016 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Vision Award –
Janet Brandau
Best Art Direction –
Cooper Flanders for Honey Bee
Madison DeCook for Radio One
Matthew Rottenberg & Asher Markworth for Martha
Nick Vonarx for Think Outside The Box
Best Editing –
Micah Groenevelt for Honey Bee
Madison DeCook, Andrew Falcon, and Fayth Krause for Radio One
Bailey Evers for The Cave
Hannah Keller for Incredibly Pigheaded (an adaptation from The Incredibles)
Best Cinematography –
Jeremiah Green for Honey Bee
Nick Bruso for The Cave
Hannah Keller for Incredibly Pigheaded (an adaptation from The Incredibles)
Alec Wolfson for Radio One
Best Sound –
Micah Groenevelt & Alex Schofield for Honey Bee
Austin Roth for The Cave
Michael Bilker for Radio One
Ivan vonTempske for Think Outside the Box
Best Actress –
Shannon Malloy in Psychic Killer Frogs from Outer Space
Riley Martin in The Cave
Irene O’Brien in Lost In
Nikie Perlmutter in The Nudist
Best Actor –
Billy Vinson in Honey Bee & Radio One
Hunter Balch in The Cave
Chris Goodwin in Incredibly Pigheaded (an adaptation from The Incredibles)
Jesse Heller in The Nudist
Best Teleplay –
New York by Nathan Hallauer
The Underground by Noah Harris
Superted by Maurece Roddy
Student Shortz by Terri Kohl
G.H.O.S.T. by Trevor Hazell
Best Directing –
Micah Groenevelt for Honey Bee
Fayth Krause for Radio One
Ty Sheddel for Psychic Killer Frogs from Outer Space
James Schuler for Ladders
Best Producer –
Christina Dayyani for Radio One
Alex Schofield for Honey Bee
Best Production I –
Come Home by Ben Rand
Lost In by Stephan Eigenmann
Pitfall by Adrian Schiavi
Best Production II –
Psychic Killer Frogs from Outer Space by Ty Sheddel
Ladders by James Schuler
Think Outside the Box by Ivan vonTempske
Best 16mm/HD Production –
Honey Bee by Jeremiah Green
The Cave by Bruno Albuquerque
Martha by Asher Markworth
Best Production III –
Radio One by Fayth Krause
The Nudist by Derek Arthur Poth
Best Picture –
Honey Bee by: Micah Groenevelt, Director; Jeremiah Green, Cinematographer; Alex Schofield, Producer
The Cave by: Bruno Albuquerque, Director; Joseph Gordon & Dalena Nguyen, Producer
Psychic Killer Frogs from Outer Space by: Ty Sheddel, Director; Keith Riley, Associate Producer
Radio One by: Fayth Krause, Director; Christina Dayyani, Producer
Community Acting Award –
Irene O’Brien
Spring 2016 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Best Art Direction –
Derek Poth for Rations
Zane Stein for Buddy
James Schuler & Morgan Schuler for Disappeared
Zane Stein for Hue
Best Editing –
Jessica Carter, Jesse Heller, & Amber Washington for Whole People
Jess Carter for Dancing Around the Subject
Bailey Evers for Hue
Jessica Carter for Buddy
Best Cinematography –
Emeric Bryan for Buddy
Morgan Eller for Dancing Around the Subject
Aaron Koehler for Rations
Emeric Bryan for Hue
Best Sound –
Alexander Rhodes-Wilmere for Rations
Rachel Mallin for Dancing Around the Subject
Jessica Carter for Whole People
Jessica Carter for Buddy
Best Assistant Director –
Dane Hunter for Lads, Radio One (Fall 2016)
Darren Barzegar for Quiet on Set
Corwin Canton for Disappeared, Plan for Survival, Misery
Meredith McDonald for Pazza De Ti, Search Party
Dylan Welter for The Cave
Best Actress –
Riley Anne Martin for Shattered, Disappeared
Joni Martin for Misery
Shannon Overcash for Cabin, Buddy
Bailey Evers for Hue
Melissa Ridgeway for Whole People
Best Actor –
Billy Vinson for Hue & Buddy
Freddy Borra for Hannibal
Ryan Arnold for Misery & Hannibal
Jesse Heller for Whole People
AFG for Cabin
Best Writing –
Jesse Heller for Whole People
M. Carson Soukup for Buddy
Nikie Perlmutter for Rations
Luke Hollingshead for Cabin
Tracy Medberry for Window Shopping
Best Feature Screenplay –
ReconSyl by Terri Kohl
Fight Like a Girl by Evan Diercks-Brown
The Left Swipes by Jerrod Brito
Darkflame by Madison DeCook
Best Directing –
Dane Hunter for Buddy
Melissa Ridgeway for Dancing Around the Subject
Amber Washington for Whole People
Luke Hollingshead for Misery
Dance C. Hunter for Hue
Best Producer –
Nikie Perlmutter & Alexander Rhodes-Wilmere for Rations
Angela Walter for Shattered
Best Production I –
Window Shopping by Traci Medberry
Regain Wonder by Garrett Williams
Unlikely Hero by Eric Strange
Quiet on Set by Alec Lang
Best Production II –
Dancing Around the Subject by Melissa Ridgeway
Hue by Dane C. Hunter
Rations by Alexander Rhodes-Wilmere
The Disappeared by Evan Loye Derrickson
Shattered by Zane Stein
Best Documentary –
Dancing Around the Subject by Melissa Ridgeway
Best Production III –
Whole People by Amber Washington
Buddy by Dane C. Hunter
Best Picture –
Whole People by Amber Washington
Dancing Around the Subject by Melissa Ridgeway
Buddy by Dane C. Hunter
Hue by Dane C. Hunter
Rations by Alexander Rhodes-Wilmere
Fall 2015 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Best Art Direction –
Derek Arthur Poth for Syn
Dylan Welter for The Launch
Alexander Rhodes-Wilmere for Tender Moments
Best Editing –
Bailey Evers for The Love Club
Matt Baxter for Tender Moments
Dylan Welter for The Launch
Jess Carter for Syn
Matt Baxter for When the Dark Presses
Best Cinematography –
Aaron Koehler for Syn
Brianna Mancini for Tender Moments
Nick Bruso for The Launch
Dylan Welter for Penny
Best Sound –
Jess Carter for Tender Moments
Jess Carter for Syn
Talmage Williams for The Launch
Jess Carter for The Love Club
Best Actress –
Jenny Hughes in Blue Velvet
Shannon Overcash in Tender Moments
Jenny Hughes in Blass Mass
Riley Anne Martin in The Love Club
Best Actor –
Hunter Balch in Tender Moments
Christopher Goodwin in 2:47
Kevin Butcher in Nuuurrrse!!!
Billy Vinson in Black Mass
Best Writing –
Bailey Evers for The Love Club
Matt Jensen for Tender Moments
Dylan Welter for The Launch
James Schuler for Nuuurrrse!!!
Best Directing –
Raleigh Gambino & Mara Whitehead for Tender Moments
Dylan Welter for The Launch
Madison DeCook for Syn
Alex Brisson for The Love Club
Best Producer –
Matt Jensen for Tender Moments
Madison DeCook & Alexander Rhodes-Wilmere for Syn
Best Production I –
Nuuurrrse!!! by James Schuler
Entropy by Andrew Ellsworth & Kate Lowell
Little Victories by Megan Jones
Best Production I Documentary –
Little Victories by Megan Jones
Short Cut by Joe Faircloth & Connor Hutto
Best Production II / 16mm/HD Production –
The Launch by Dylan Welter
The Love Club by Alex Brisson
Penny by Ashley Enright
When the Dark Presses by Betsey Van Hulle
Best Production III –
Tender Moments Matt Jensen
Syn by Madison DeCook
Best Picture –
Tender Moments by Matt Jensen
The Launch by Dylan Welter
Syn by Madison DeCook & Alexander Rhodes-Wilmere
The Love Club by Andrew Ellsworth & Bailey Evers
Community Actor Award –
Lynne Jordan
Community Award –
Matt Baxter
Audience Choice Award –
The Launch by Dylan Welter
Remember Me by Miguel Ontiveros
The Love Club by Bailey Evers
Spring 2015 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Best Art Direction –
Cooper Flanders for Blanket Fort
Pablo Ruff-Berganza for Princesses Don’t Kiss Frogs
Pablo Ruff-Berganza for The Scarab
Betsy Van Hulle for Rock Hard
Best Editing –
Matt Baxter for Blanket Fort
Ellen Feldman for Katy Kat in the Hat
Daren McCoy for The Scarab
Matt Baxter for Reconstructive Ink
Best Cinematography –
Brianna Mancini for Blanket Fort
Ellen Feldman for Princesses Don’t Kiss Frogs
Walter Dandy for Katy Kat in the Hat
Pierre Habib for The Scarab
Best Sound –
Matt Tillman for Blanket Fort
Ross Smith for The Scarab
Jess Carter for Princesses Don’t Kiss Frogs
Pierre Habib for Katy Kat in the Hat
Best Actress –
Bailey Evers in Placebo
Bessie Joe Hill in Adonis
Shannon Overcash in Goodfellas
Best Actor –
Alex Campbell in Adonis
Brandon Apel in Placebo
Dylan Shipley in Blanket Fort
Dylan Werth in Princesses and Anti Cupid
Michael Bilker in Blanket Fort
Best Writing –
Alex Brisson for Blanket Fort
Kevin McKeand Ecke for Wild Stoners
Kelsey Opel for Anti-Cupid
Jesse Heller for Adonis
Chris Marrin for Rock Hard
Best Feature Screenplay –
Dog Star by Blake Ritchen
Sins of the Father by Zaq Tull
Pixie Dust Runaways by George Courville
The Orphans vs. The Inbred Redneck Family Reunion by Tim Potter
Demise by Cindy Massey
Best Directing –
Alex Brisson for Blanket Fort
Ellen Feldman for Katy Kat in the Hat
Larissa Pruett for Princesses Don’t Kiss Frogs
Grayson Low for The Scarab
Best Producer –
Alex Rhodes-Wilmere for Blanket Fort
Aleah Fisher and Charissa Shugg for Princesses Don’t Kiss Frogs
Nathan Trumbull for The Scarab
Ellen Feldman for Katy Kat in the Hat
Best Production I –
U-Turn by Johan Englund
Wild Stoners by Kevin McKeand Ecke
Quiet Diplomacy by Petter Englund
Puppy Love by Julien Deroeux
Best Production II –
Placebo by Alex Campbell
Rock Hard by Chris Marrin
Adonis by Jesse Heller
Best 16mm/HD Production –
Princesses Don’t Kiss Frogs by Larissa Pruett
The Scarab by Grayson Low
Best Production III –
Blanket Fort by Alex Brisson
Anti-Cupid by Kelsey Opel
Best Documentary –
Katy Kat in the Hat by Ellen Feldman
Reconstructive Ink by Brianna Mancini
Wild Stoners by Kevin Ecke
Best Picture –
Blanket Fort by Alex Brisson
Katy Kat in the Hat by Ellen Feldman
Princesses Don’t Kiss Frogs by Larissa Pruett
The Scarab by Grayson Low
Vision Award –
Frederic Lahey
Audience Choice Award –
Blanket Fort by Alex Brisson
Fall 2014 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Best Art Direction –
Cameron Styles for Mt. Molehill
Casey Murphy for Wonder Tower
Bianca Armbruster for BluLeo
Best Editing –
Talmage Williams for Wonder Tower & Mt. Molehill
Micah Groenevelt for The System
Daren McCoy for BluLeo
Best Cinematography –
Pierre Habib for The System
Luke Askelton for Mt. Molehill
Luke Askelton for BluLeo
Luke Askelton for Wonder Tower
Best Sound –
Talmage Williams for Wonder Tower
Matt Hollenbeck for Mt. Molehill
Talmage Williams for Wonder Tower
Ross Smith for BluLeo
Best Actress –
Shannon Overcash in One New Message
Hannah Waterbury in Wonder Tower
Bailey Evers in Untold Fortunes
Best Actor –
Grayson Low in BluLeo
Dylan Werth in BluLeo
Dylan Werth in The System
Grayson Low in Wonder Tower
Hunter Balch in Untold Fortune
Best Writing –
Jerrod D. Brito for One New Message
Micah Groenevelt for The System
Jesse Stewart for Mt. Molehill
Best Short Screenplay –
No Way in Hell by Carson Soukup
The Mystery of Who Killed Kitty, the Cat by Katie Walters
The Boy Who Fell off the Earth by J.D. Powell
Bitter Sweet by Christina Dayyani
If Looks Could Kill by Chris Marrin
Best Directing –
Daren McCoy for BluLeo
Jerrod D. Brito for One New Message
Micah Groenevelt for The System
Best Producer –
Alex Rhodes-Wilmere for Mt. Molehill
Amanda Chacon for Wonder Tower
Best Production I –
The Vector of Transmission by Martin Long
Never Look Down by Mikayla Hirsch
Lipton Hughes: Actor by Grant Bolling and Thomas May
Best Production II –
The System by Micah Groenevelt
One New Message by Jerrod Brito
BluLeo by Darren McCoy
Best Production III –
Mt. Molehill by Jesse Stewart
Best Documentary –
Never Look Down by Mikayla Hirsch
Dep-Art-Ed by Emily Peterson-Wood
Best Picture –
Mt. Molehill by Jesse Stewart & Alex Rhodes-Wilmere
Wonder Tower by Keely Skyy Romeo
The System by Micah Groenevelt
One New Message by Jerrod D. Brito
Community Actor Award –
Jesse Philips in Mt. Molehill
Julia Ma in Mt. Molehill
Lynn Jordan in The Secret
Brutus The Bear in Mt. Molehill
Community Award –
Steven Sowin of Cinema Grill in Aurora
Spring 2014 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Best Art Direction –
Adam Padilla for Spanish Gold
Brian Jephsen for Mannequin
Aaron Koehler for This is the Life
Jenna Gold & Cooper Flanders for Love at First Stalk
Best Editing –
Talmage Williams for Mammals
Daren McCoy & Michael Tang for Spanish Gold
Alex Brisson for Love at First Stalk
Best Cinematography –
Luke Askelson for Spanish Gold
Connor Thorp for Mammals
Brianna Mancini for Love at First Stalk
Mike Cooke for Mannequin
Best Sound –
Vincent Mann for Strange Signals
Ross Smith for Spanish Gold
Pierre Habib & Jess Paul for Mammals
Josef Schutt & Lindsey Cochran for Anonymous: Story of a Coke Addict
Best Actress –
Jeni Reed in Mammals
Bailey Evers in This is the Life
Best Actor –
Dylan Werth in Love at First Stalk
Mitchell Moran in Mannequin
Thomas Jaegar in Spanish Gold
Dylan Shipley in This is the Life
Best Writing –
Alex Brisson for Love at First Stalk
Keely Skyy Romeo for Mammals
Marc Schneider for The Eastern Wall
John McSween for Spanish Gold
Best Short Screenplay –
Syn Fell the Angel by Madison DeCook
Nichole by Christian Clement
Sebastian’s Game by Jacob Somers
Locomotif by Mara Whitehead
Tag by Kevin Butcher
Best Directing –
Alex Brisson for Love at First Stalk
Keely Skyy Romeo for Mammals
John McSween for Spanish Gold
Kelsey Opel for Anonymous: Story of a Coke Addict
Best Producer –
Aleah Fisher for Tough
Wesley Dean for This is the Life
Best Production I –
The Nothing Box by JD Powell
Lola Who? by Vivian Minard
Asphalt by Sean FitzPatrick
Best Production II –
Love at First Stalk by Alex Brisson
Mannequin by Roger Tran
Anonymous: Story of a Coke Addict by Kelsey Opel
Best Production III –
Mammals by Keely Skyy Romeo
Tough by Nathan Trumbull
Best Documentary –
Better Than Gold by Kyle Lynam
Best Picture –
Love at First Stalk by Alex Brisson
Spanish Gold by John McSween
Mammals by Keely Skyy Romeo
Community Award –
Ross Smith
Audience Choice Award –
Love at First Stalk by Alex Brisson
Fall 2013 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Best Art Direction –
Jhené Chase for The Fantastic Finneas Frook
Larissa Pruett for Stagnation
Roman Ledogorov for Sanctuary
Bianca Mia Armbruster for Match Girl in a Darkened House
Best Editing –
Amanda Tuttle for Eff You Randall
Jace Perrodin for Match Girl in a Darkened House
Ryan Francis Johnson for Downsize
Talmage Williams for The Fantastic Finneas Frook
Best Cinematography –
Pierre Habib for Stagnation
Eric Zeilenga for The Fantastic Finneas Frook
Pierre Habib for Eff You Randall
Luke Askelton for Match Girl in a Darkened House
Best Sound –
Ross Smith for Downsize
Paul Sitzman for Match Girl in a Darkened House
Paul Sitzman & Gavin McGlynn for Directors on Directing
Wes Matheny for The Fantastic Finneas Frook
Best Acting –
Dylan Werth in Eff You Randall
Shauna Corsino in Eff You Randall
Mitchell Moran in Campus Cops
Thomas Jaeger in 32
Hannah Waterbury in Match Girl in a Darkened House & 32
Matthew O’Connor in Downsize
Best Writing –
Grayson Low & Nathan Trumbull for Eff You Randall
Ryan Francis Johson for Downsize
Jesse Stewart for The S Word
Alex Brisson for Campus Cops
Best Short Screenplay –
The Giving Tree by Brandon Elliott
Freedom to Marry by Cameron Cox
Crime Stoppers of Oak Court by Patricia Hallameck
Neighborhood Watch by Blake Ritchen
What Doesn’t Kill You by Hannah Morgan
Best Directing –
Jhené Chase for The Fantastic Finneas Frook
Ryan Francis Johnson for Downsize
Grayson Low for Eff You Randall
Jace Perrodin for Match Girl in a Darkened House
Best Producer –
Charissa Shugg for The S Word
Larissa Pruett for Eff You Randall
Andrew Bueno, Connor Thorp, & Ryan Francis Johnson for Downsize
Amanda Chacon for Stagnation
Best Production I –
Lucy by Hunter Balch
Sanctuary by Roman Ledogorov
Still by Mara Whitehead & Raleigh Gambino
Best Production II –
Eff You Randall by Grayson Low
Stagnation by Dylan Werth
Match Girl in a Darkened House by Jace Perrodin
Best Production III –
The Fantastic Finneas Frook by Jhené Chase
Downsize by Ryan Francis Johnson
The S Word by Jesse Stewart
Best Advanced Production –
Directors on Directing by Damien Patrik
Best Picture –
Eff You Randall by Grayson Low
The Fantastic Finneas Frook by Jhené Chase
Downsize by Ryan Francis Johnson
Match Girl in a Darkened House by Jace Perrodin
Community Award –
Kevin Scott
Audience Choice Award –
Eff You Randall by Grayson Low
Spring 2013 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Best Art Direction –
Pablo Ruff-Berganza for Imago
Larissa Pruett for Find a Penny
Bianca Mia Armbruster for Men
Best Editing –
Talmage Williams for B 12
Amanda Tuttle for Away With Me
Amanda Tuttle for Tabula Rasa
Scott Schulte for Five Steps
Best Cinematography –
Connor Thorp for Away With Me
Pierre Habib for B 12
Drew Levin for Find a Penny
Best Sound –
Wesley Matheny for B 12
Ross Smith & Timmy Buss for Tabula Rasa
Scott Schulte for Five Steps
Best Acting –
Thomas Jaeger for Tabula Rasa
Matty O’Connor for Five Steps
Kris Russell for Away With Me
Aleah Fisher for Men
Best Writing –
Casey Murphy for B 12
Larissa Pruett for Men
Matty O’Connor for Five Steps
Adam Jewell for The Zone
Best Short Screenplay –
Yummy Gummy by George Courville
Mannequin by Roger Tran
Sunshine Soldier by Vincent Mann
Campus Cops by Alex Brisson
The Forest by Dan Graham
Best Directing –
Nathan Trumbull for Tabula Rasa
Gaston Yvorra for T.
Matty O’Connor for Five Steps
Casey Murphy for B 12
Best Producer –
Amanda Chacon for Tabula Rasa
Jaime Marshall Ramos for Five Steps
Amanda Chacon B 12
Amanda Chacon for Men
Best Production I –
The Character by Michael Bilker
Simulator by Evan Fries
Meant To Be by Sam Plumsukon
Best Production II –
B 12 by Casey Murphy
Tabula Rasa by Nathan Trumbull
Away With Me by Amanda Tuttle
Best Production III –
The Zone by Adam Jewell
Best Documentary –
Badge #P95081 by Alex Meade
Best Advanced Production –
Imago by Rachael Joyce
Five Steps by Matty O’Connor
T. by Gaston Yvorra
Best Picture –
Tabula Rasa by Nathan Trumbull
Badge #P95081 by Alex Meade
B 12 by Casey Murphy
T. by Gaston Yvorra
Five Steps by Matty O’Connor
Community Award –
Michael Tang
Audience Choice Award –
Five Steps by Matty O’Connor
Fall 2012 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Best Art Direction –
Jhene Chase for Caged Sterling
Christian Kennedy for Privilege
Jonathan Fulton for Jack in the Box
Adam Padilla for Cannot be Defied
Best Editing –
Wes Matheny for Cannot be Defied
Esteban Rangugn & Gaston M. Yvorra for South Platte
Evan Cannon for Privilege
Wes Matheny for I Died Free
Best Cinematography –
David Grauberger for Privilege
Luke Askelton for Cannot be Defied
Devin Hume for Jack in the Box
Luke Askelton for South Platte
Best Sound –
Ross Smith for Cannot be Defied
Wes Matheny & Evan Cannon for Privilege
Josh Owens, Dillon Mortensen, & Kike Ballen for South Platte
Best Acting –
Hannah Shahmardian in Facade
Mitchell Moran in Facade
Victor Sanchez in Life in a Jar
Dean Satriano in Privilege
Best Writing –
I Died Free by Jess Paul & Nathan Trumbull
Privilege by Evan Cannon
South Platte by Gaston Yvorra
Call to Duty by Cameron Lovas
Best Short Screenplay –
Gravidity by Keely Skyy Romeo
Love, No More by Seth Thomas
Breaking News by Grayson Low
Equivalence by Grant Oehlikers
Best Directing –
Evan Cannon for Privilege
Gaston Yvorra for South Platte
Alex Gray for Jack in the Box
Pierre Habib for I Died Free
Best Producer –
Nathan Trumbull & Ben Dunn for Cannot be Defied
Jaime Marshall, Benjamin Clarke, & Khidija Rivera for No More, No Less
Tiffany Briels for Privilege
Best Documentary –
Lines of Wisdom by Cameron Styles
Scum of the Earth by Walter Garcia
Best Production I –
Life in a Jar by Ian Proano
Beyond the Call to Duty by Cameron Lovas
Lucid by Corey Brangoccio
Best Production II –
Privilege by Evan Cannon
Caged Sterling by Jhene Chase
Cannot be Defied by John McSween
I Died Free by Pierre Habib
Best Production III –
South Platte by Gaston Yvorra
Best Advanced Production –
Jack in the Box by Alex Gray
Best Picture –
Privilege by Evan Cannon
South Platte by Gaston Yvorra
Jack in the Box by Alex Gray
I Died Free by Pierre Habib
Community Award –
Laffrey Witbrod
Audience Choice Award –
Privilege by Evan Cannon
Spring 2012 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Best Art Direction –
Pablo Ruff-Berganza for Man on the Moon
Jhené Chase for Thomas & Sophie
Adam Padilla for The Kidnapping of Madeline Doe
Best Editing –
Kyle Bush for Tin
Michael Sharon for Twombly
Connor Thorp for Rooftop
Best Cinematography –
Luke Askelton for Tin
Michael Sharon for Twombly
Connor Thorp for Rooftop
Best Sound –
Talmage Williams for Man on the Moon
Kyle Bush for Twombly
Ross Smith for Guns, Drugs, and Synergy
Best Acting –
Matthew O’Connor in Rooftop
Connor Thorp in Books and Stuff & The Kidnapping of Madeline Doe
Adam Padilla in Guns, Drugs, and Synergy
Best Writing –
Guns, Drugs, and Synergy by Andrew Bueno & Matthew O’Connor
Books and Stuff by John Strelec
Tin by Jace Perrodin
Best Short Screenplay –
Trading Jesus by Bryan Harrold
Family History by Cosmo Ray
Skinny by John McSween
No Place Like It by Casey Murphy
The Secret of Baron Manor by Jim Sea
Best Directing –
Matt Panzer for The Kidnapping of Madeline Doe
Jace Perrodin for Tin
Blake Talley for Thomas & Sophie
Best Producer –
Adam Swegarden for Thomas & Sophie
Isaac J. Ramos for Guns, Drugs, and Synergy
Matt Panzer for The Kidnapping of Madeline Doe
Best Production I –
Tin by Jace Perrodin
Cereal Man by Bryan Richards
Country Girls by Alexander Craven
Best Production II –
Thomas & Sophie by Blake Talley
Man on the Moon by Benjamin Dunn
Harvee Gladhand by Nathan Trumbull
Best Production III –
Guns, Drugs, and Synergy by Matthew O’Connor
Books and Stuff by John Stralec
Bingeing With Grandma by Rachael Joyce
Best Advanced Production –
Twombly by Zach Eastman
The Kidnapping of Madeline Doe by Matt Panzer
Best Picture –
Twombly by Zach Eastman
Thomas & Sophie by Blake Talley
Guns, Drugs, and Synergy by Matthew O’Connor
Community Award –
Spencer Kane
Audience Choice Award –
Guns, Drugs, and Synergy by Matthew O’Connor
Books and Stuff by John Stralec
Twombly by Zach Eastman
Fall 2011 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Best Art Direction –
Dylan Ross for Coda
Shiny Things
Still Born
Gravity
Best Editing –
Alex Amadei for Tammy’s Cookies
Solitude
Carosello
Canis Canem
Dualand
Shiny Things
Best Cinematography –
David Grawberger for Coda
Shiny Things
Dealer
Best Sound –
Paul Sitzman for Shiny Things
Tammy’s Cookies
Carosello
Best Acting –
Mary Hatcliffe for Dualand
Jeni Reed for Canis Canem
Samantha Rigo for Gravity
Carlos Gonzales for Still Born
Best Writing –
Shiny Things by Devin Hume & Jaime Pelz
Shiny Things
Tammy’s Cookies
An Inconvenient Werewolf
Best Short Screenplay –
Jonny’s Role by Amanda Chacon
Best Directing –
Devin Hume for Shiny Things
Alex Amadei for Tammy’s Cookies & Dualand
Anastasia Cummings for Coda
Matt O’Connor for Canis Canem
Best Producer –
Renee Berberian & Devin Hume for Shiny Things
Adam Padilla for Carosello
Best Documentary –
The 99% by Devin Hume
Best Production I –
Dealer by Max Barbanell
Gravity by John McSween
Dream PSA by Chase Bortz
Solitude by Wes Matheny
An Inconvenient Werewolf by Joel Casavant
10:18am
Best Production II –
Still Born by Jeni Reed
Carosello
Just Kill Me
Best Production III –
Coda by Anastasia Cummings
Tammy’s Cookies by Alex Amadei
Best Picture –
Shiny Things by Devin Hume
Coda by Anastasia Cummings
Still Born
Community Award –
Donald Zuckerman
Audience Choice Award –
Shiny Things by Devin Hume
Spring 2011 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Best Art Direction –
Christopher Canfield & Scott Schulte for Bunker’d
Best Editing –
Michelle Guasto for Dreaming of America
Best Cinematography –
Peter Weigand for Serene Valley
Best Sound –
Michelle Guasto for Dreaming of America
Best Acting –
Matt Panzer for Bunker’d
Best Writing –
Positive/Negative by Matt Panzer
Best Short Screenplay –
Laika by Tony Burns
Best Directing –
Clifton Archuleta for Broken Cycle
Best Producer –
Daniel Ford for Serene Valley
Best Documentary –
Shattered by Shirley Lewis
Best Production I –
Eek’s Night Out by Mikey Pounds
Bonanza
Addicted, Project 2
Going Through the Motions
A Little Clean Fun (MAYBE)
Best Production II –
Bunker’d by Chris Canfield
Pool Shark Precepts by Ross Smith
Eight Forty Six by Anastasia Cummings
Best Production III –
Positive/Negative by Matt Panzer
Serene Valley by Justin Lewis
Best Advanced Production –
Broken Cycle by Clifton Archuleta
Dreaming of America by Patrick Downey
Drop Gun by Magnus Persson
Best Picture –
Broken Cycle by Clifton Archuleta
Community Award –
Julie Crane
Audience Choice Award –
Drop Gun by Magnus Persson
Fall 2010 Student Show Award Recipients
Best Art Direction –
Paul Sitzman for Play Her Song
Best Editing –
Peter Wigand for Good Bye Jack
Best Cinematography –
James Drake for Play Her Song
Best Sound –
Peter Wigand for Good Bye Jack
Best Acting –
Daniel Ford for Pepper
Best Writing –
The Evening Noose by Jesse Steward
Best Special Effects –
Alex Gray for Derek
Best Directing –
Isaac J. Ramos for Play Her Song
Best Producer –
Khidija Rivera for Play Her Song
Best Production I –
The Evening Noose by Jesse Steward
Best Production II –
Play Her Song by Isaac J. Ramos
Best Production III –
Derek by Alex Gray
Best Picture –
Play Her Song by Isaac J. Ramos
Community Award –
Rafael Hernandez
Spring 2010 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Best Art Direction –
Jhené Chase for Dirty Clean
Best Editing –
Ryan Jones for Dirty Clean
Best Cinematography –
Devin Hume for Woebegone
Best Sound –
Peter Wigand & Michael Tang for Annie’s Road
Best Acting –
Dwayne Brown for Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead & The 11th Jersey
Best Writing –
Woebegone by Jamie Pelz & Devine Hume
Best Directing –
Jamie Pelz for Woebegone
Best Producer –
Patrick Downey & Jamie Pelz for God’s and Rats
Best Production I –
Teleport by Blake Talley
Best Production II –
Dirty Clean by Ryan Jones
Best Production III –
Breakaway by Clifton Archuleta
Best Documentary –
Cranked by Peter McGuire
Best Picture –
Woebegone by Jamie Pelz
Audience Choice Award –
Woebegone by Jamie Pelz
Fall 2009 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Best Art Direction –
Drummond West & Kara Jorge for Time Flies
Best Editing –
Justin Lewis for Steadfast
Best Cinematography –
Peter Wigand for Pyramids
Best Acting –
Jay Walker in Id & Emma
Best Writing –
Steadfast by Nathan Schneider
Best Directing –
Jhené Chase for We All Fall Down
Best Producer –
Daniel Ford for Steadfast
Ben Clark for Id & Emma
Best Production I –
The Side Job by Renee Berberian
Best Production II –
Pyramids by Peter Wigand
Best Production III –
Id & Emma by D.W. Alexander
Best Picture –
Steadfast by Nathan Schneider
Spring 2009 Student Show Award Recipients and Nominees
Best Art Direction –
Joshua Royal for The Men Running Fast
Best Editing –
Magnus Persson for The Herald
Best Cinematography –
Nathan Rigaud for Picture
Best Sound –
Peter Wigand for Denver Nights
Best Acting –
Roman Banfield in Barley Soup
Best Writing –
Barley Soup by Arielle Baron
Best Directing –
Arielle Baron for Barley Soup
Best Producer –
James Drake & Karen Ross for Picture
Best Production I –
Denver Nights by Peter Wigand
Best Production II –
Picture by James Drake
Best Production III –
The Herald by Magnus Persson
Best Picture –
Barley Soup by Arielle Baron