During a hectic weekend, June 19-21, local filmmakers gathered in teams to crank out wildly creative short films. The winners of the event, the Asheville 48 Hour Film Project, have just been announced.
“After much deliberation, our distinguished panel of judges has selected this year’s winning films,” reads the press release from Asheville 48HFP. “Congratulations to all of the filmmakers and teams who participated. We are proud to announce our winners. Kudos to Artivational for winning Best Film of 2015. Their film Hair Today Gone Tomorrow will go on to represent Asheville against all the other city winners around the world at Filmapalooza 2016.”
This year’s winners are listed below, along with links to some of the films.
1st Place: Best Film of 2015
“Hair Today Gone Tomorrow,” by Artivational
2nd Place: Best Film of 2015
“Get Lost,” by Alone In A Crowd Productions
Audience Favorite: Group A
“Lullaby,” by Skullthunder Films
Audience Favorite: Group B
“The House Call,” by RodyPolis Films
Audience Favorite: Group C
“Mother’s Hunters,” by Team Long Shot
Best Writing
“Hair Today Gone Tomorrow” by Artivational
Best Editing
“Get Lost,” by Alone In A Crowd Productions
Best Directing
“Get Lost,” by Alone In A Crowd Productions
Best Cinematography
“Hair Today Gone Tomorrow,” by Artivational
Best Sound Design
“Get Lost,” by Alone In A Crowd Productions
Best Musical Score
“Bad Investment,” by Green Leaf Arts
Best Actor
Spencer Bolin in “Blood Smoke II: Wrath of the Kongfather” by Krusty Jugglers
Best Actress
Emily Shaules in “American Values,” by A-B Tech DME Program
Best Ensemble Acting
“Mother’s Hunters,” by Team Long Shot
Best Graphics
“Hair Today Gone Tomorrow,” by Artivational
Best Special Effects
“Go To Hell 3D,” by Flowersfilm
Best Choreography
“Blood Smoke II: Wrath of the Kongfather,” by Krusty Jugglers
Best Costumes
“Fates,” by Team UNCA
Best Use of Character
“Hair Today Gone Tomorrow,” by Artivational
Best Use of Prop
“Mother’s Hunters,” by Team Long Shot
Best Use of Line
“Last Looks,” by Three Hopes Cross Productions
Best Use of Genre
“Bad Investment,” by Green Leaf Arts
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