lead image of post is Best Composer winner Victoria Wijerante with her Tatty Devine awards necklace
Best Composer goes to Victoria Wijeratne for ‘First Bite’
Victoria will be invited to a series of meetings with a top film music supervisor at Imagem, discussing composition & scoring, advertising, film budgets, cutting to picture and industry trends and needs. Included in this will be a run through of projects in production and a meeting with a major film company.
Best Editor goes to Ling Lee for ‘Himalayan Sisters’
Ling wins £500 worth of training support from VET Post-Production & Training.
Best Cinematographer goes to Annika Summerson for ‘House’
Annika wins 5 rolls of 16mm film stock from Kodak for her next project.
‘Nocturn’ wins across two awards
XX Award goes to Leanne Welham
Best Producer goes to Rosie Crerar
Women in Film and Television UK will treat Rosie to lunch with a top film producer.
Best Screenwriter goes to Hope Dickson Leach for ‘Morning Echo’
Hope wins a years worth of evening and weekend courses with Euroscript.
And congratulations once again to our Film Journalist winners Jo Shaw (now working with Electric Sheep), Clare Pennington (now working with The Quietus), Kamakshi Tiwary (now working with Little White Lies) and Caroline Cooks-Burns (now working with Aesthetica)
Congraulations to all our award winners, announced at the Closing Night of UnderWire 2011!
We had a fantastic final knees-up with all of our filmmakers on Saturday, as we celebrated the work that made UnderWire’s second year such a belter. Whilst we could only select a handful of winners amongst the wealth of talent, we want to raise a glass to everyone who was involved in making it such a fulfilling four days. Each of our UnderWire 2011 award winners have collected their super-sexy bespoke Tatty Devine necklaces, and have a years membership of Women in Film and Television to look forward to. Well done you clever people.
Best Director goes to Christine Entwisle for ‘Our Ordered Lives’
Christine wins a years membership with Directors UK.
Christine wins a years membership with Directors UK.
Best Composer goes to Victoria Wijeratne for ‘First Bite’
Victoria will be invited to a series of meetings with a top film music supervisor at Imagem, discussing composition & scoring, advertising, film budgets, cutting to picture and industry trends and needs. Included in this will be a run through of projects in production and a meeting with a major film company.
Best Editor goes to Ling Lee for ‘Himalayan Sisters’
Ling wins £500 worth of training support from VET Post-Production & Training.
Best Cinematographer goes to Annika Summerson for ‘House’
Annika wins 5 rolls of 16mm film stock from Kodak for her next project.
‘Nocturn’ wins across two awards
XX Award goes to Leanne Welham
Best Producer goes to Rosie Crerar
Women in Film and Television UK will treat Rosie to lunch with a top film producer.
Best Screenwriter goes to Hope Dickson Leach for ‘Morning Echo’
Hope wins a years worth of evening and weekend courses with Euroscript.
And congratulations once again to our Film Journalist winners Jo Shaw (now working with Electric Sheep), Clare Pennington (now working with The Quietus), Kamakshi Tiwary (now working with Little White Lies) and Caroline Cooks-Burns (now working with Aesthetica)