| MAY 2010 | ||
Entries from 3 countries sweep Entertainment category LOS ANGELES -- Entrants from Japan, Hong Kong and Canada captured six awards in the Entertainment category of the 2010 U.S. International Film & Video Festival. This included two First-Place Gold Camera Awards, one to NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.), Tokyo, for “Light of the River” and the other to Radio Television Hong Kong, Hong Kong, for “Cadenza-Memories, Gilded.” Mainichi Broadcasting System Inc., Osaka, won a second-place Silver Screen Award for “Toshodaiji Sound Stage: East Meets West.” NHK also won Certificates for Creative Excellence for “BITWORLD – Two Rooms: The Past and The Present,” and “The Shopping Trip.” i Studio Cinema Television Inc., Montreal, received a Certificate for “Le Bonheur de Pierre (A HappyMan).” The U.S. International Film & Video Festival has been in operation since 1967 and recognizes outstanding Business, Television, Documentary, Educational, Entertainment, Industrial and Informational productions. Overall festival entries came from 25 competing countries. |
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The U.S. International Film & Video Festivals invites you to participate in a sister competition, the Mobius Awards for advertising, a competition for Television, Cinema/In-flight, Radio, Print, Outdoor, Brochure/Book, Direct, Package Design and Redesign, Point of Purchase, New Media, Mixed Media and Student Work. The Mobius Awards were founded in 1971. Entry deadline is Oct. 1. Sign up for notifications. www.mobiusawards.com