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This year's winner of the Concorde Cup was Bernie Dennison with Soggy Bear which also won the One Minute competition. Runner up in the One Minute was The Old Castle by Diggy Mottram but Diggy won The Travelogue and Five Minute Competitions - the Travelogue with The Town The Sea Forgot and the Five Minute with Senior Moment. |
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John Gollop was runner-up in the Five Minute with Stourhead and John Ellis was runner-up in the Travelogue with Golden Days part 6. Jack Ligertwood won the Holiday Trophy with Perth on The Swan and John Gannaway was runner-up with The Longleat Experience. The Non-Holiday this year was won by John Gannaway with Fallen Angels and although The Beamish Experience by John Ellis was the runner-up, the film picked up the trophy for the best use of sound. |
The ladies weren't left out because Barbara Gollop won the Theme competition (Faith, Hope and Charity) with Heaven Can Wait and Diggy's film After Grace was runner-up. Topping John Gannaway's armful of trophies was Film of the Year for Fallen Angels and not only that a special presentation of a BIAFF award for Sacred and Profane. |
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Norman was very pleased with the amount of overall entries for all competitions during the season which came to a total of twenty three, - a goodly number for Ealing Film & Video Makers to view and adjudicate. |
It was, as always, a most enjoyable evening (actually this one was especially nice) as I said the food, drink and company was second to none and I for one am greatly looking forward to doing it all again next year.
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SECOND TAKE - JUNE 2008
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