US International Film and Video Festival News
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.”
Entrants from six countries captured 14 awards in the Educational category of the 2010 U.S. International Film & Video Festival. Six of the awards were First Place Gold Camera Awards.
Entrants from 14 countries took 69 awards in the Corporate productions of the 2010 U.S. International Film & Video Festival. Fourteen of them were First Place Gold Camera Awards.
May, 2010 5 Documentaries win a Gold in FilmFest
Entrants from nine countries took 24 awards, including five First Place Gold Camera Awards, in the Documentary category of the 2010 U.S. International Film & Video Festival.
“Supermen of Malegaon,” a film by MediaCorp Pte Limited, Caldecott Productions International, Singapore, has been selected Best of Festival-Documentary by the U.S. International Film & Video Festival.
Two films tied for Best of Festival in Education in the 2009 U.S. International Film & Video Festival. They are “Selma!” created by Forster Film LLC, Winterthur, Switzerland, and "Stop That Pickle! & Chicks and Salsa" Episode 803 “Between the Lions,” a PBS show from WGBH, Boston, Mass.
“Nigella Express,” a film supporting the launch of Nigella Lawson’s new cookbook on fast and simple recipes, won Best of Festival-Entertainment at the 2009 U.S. International Film & Video Festival. Lawson is a celebrity chef from London.
The U.S. International Film & Video Festival has announced 16 nominees for Best of Festival in four categories.
The U.S. International Film & Video Festival has announced 16 nominees for Best of Festival in four categories.
May, 2009 CORPORATE FILMS LEAD GOLD CAMERA WINNERS
Films from 15 countries were selected for Gold Camera (First Place) awards in the 2009 U.S. International Film & Video Festival.
ORF (Austrian Broadcasting Corporation) NHU, Vienna, has won four awards in the 2009 U.S. International Film and Video Festival, including a Gold Camera First Place.
Entrants from Australia captured two awards in the 2009 U.S. International Film and Video Festival, including a second-place Silver Screen Award.
Entrants from Canada captured 10 awards in the 2009 U.S. International Film and Video Festival, including a first place Gold Camera Award.
German entrants have captured 12 awards in the 2009 U.S. International Film and Video Festival.
Productions from England, Japan and the United States took Best of Show “Grand Prix” honors at the 41st annual U.S. International Film And Video Festival June 7.
A production for Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR) in Cologne received the One World Award at the 41st International Film And Video Festival June 7 during ceremonies in Hollywood.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – Caldecott Productions International Pte Ltd. in Singapore has won a First Place Gold Camera and a Third Place Certificate of Creative Excellence in The 2007 U.S. International Film And Video Festival competition.
June, 2007 11 AWARDS GO TO 3 SOUTH AFRICAN COMPANIES
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA – Three Johannesburg, South Africa, companies, Urban Brew Studios, Curious Pictures and Mark Klein Productions, won 12 awards in the U.S. International Film And Video Festival.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - Animech AB, Uppsala, Sweden, captured four of the seven awards won by Swedish companies in the U.S. International Film And Video Festival. The awards were given June 3 at ceremonies in West Hollywood, California.
December, 2006 FILM ON UGANDA'S CHILDREN-SOLDIERS WINS 'BEST'
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - Animech AB, Uppsala, Sweden, captured four of the seven awards won by Swedish companies in the U.S. International Film And Video Festival. The awards were given June 3 at ceremonies in West Hollywood, California.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - Animech AB, Uppsala, Sweden, captured four of the seven awards won by Swedish companies in the U.S. International Film And Video Festival. The awards were given June 3 at ceremonies in West Hollywood, California.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - GMA Network, Diliman, has won 16 awards in the U.S. International Film And Video Festival. They include six Silver Screen Second Place awards and 10 Certificates of Creative Excellence. The television network is one of the largest in the Philippines with both television and radio station. It is a perennial winner in the 39-year-old film competition.
June, 2006 ANIMECH WINS 4 AWARDS AT FILM COMPETITION
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - Animech AB, Uppsala, Sweden, captured four awards in the U.S. International Film And Video Festival just ended.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – Jacaranda, Hawkshead Limited and Jack Morton Worldwide, all located in London, took home 15 of the 50 awards won by UK companies in the U.S. International Film And Video Festival.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA – Kansai Telecasting Corporation was among 10 Japanese filmmakers to win awards in the U.S. International Film And Video Festival.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA – A documentary on successful labor relations, produced by Modern Times Productions, British Columbia, has won a Second Place Silver Screen Award from the U.S. International Film And Video Festival.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – U.S. companies led the field in the 2006 U.S. International Film and Video Festival with a total of 117 awards, including 28 Gold Camera Awards.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - De Kroon, Wissenraet & Associés, Amsterdam, has won three First Place Golden Camera Awards, one Second Place Silver Screen Awards and a Third Place Certificate in the U.S.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - Canadian companies took home 12 awards in the U.S. International Film And Video Festival led by First Place winners “Plague City: SARS in Toronto," produced by Slanted Wheel Entertainment Inc., and “Dreamseeker: Nia Vardalos” by DiMarco Entertainment Inc. of Toronto.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA - Japanese companies took home 14 awards in a variety of categories in the U.S. International Film And Video Festival. Some companies won multiple awards.
Takeshi Osuka, a board member for the U.S. International Film And Video Festival since 1994, died Monday, March 6. He was president of Image Science of Tokyo, Japan.
Austrian filmmakers scored high at the U.S. International Film And Video Festival taking home two Gold Camera First Place Awards, two Silver Screen Second Place awards and three Certificates for Creative Excellence.
June, 2005 BEAR COMPANY INSPIRED WINNING TRAINING VIDEO
A training program based on the corporate philosophy of The Vermont Teddy Bear Company has won an international award for its producer, Jack Wilson of
JWA/Video of Chicago.
Productions for Heineken International of Amsterdam, Volkswagen AG, Berlin, D'ieteren in Belgium and BP, London, took top honors in corporate communications at the 2005 U.S. International Film And Video Festival.
A short film designed as an invitation to the celebration of Mozart’s 250th birthday next year in Austria won a First Place Gold Camera award and was a nominee for Best of Festival at the 2005 U.S. International Film And Video Festival.
November, 2004 CALL FOR ENTRIES ISSUED
FOR WORLDWIDE FILM FESTIVAL
The U.S.
International Film And Video Festival has opened its 2005
competition.
June, 2004 ‘CORAL REEF’ FILM ‘BEST OF
FESTIVAL’ WINNER
"Coral Reef
Adventure," an IMAX film produced by MacGillivray Freeman
Films, Laguna Beach, has received the Best of Festival.
Thirteen/WNET
New York has won four Gold and seven Silver awards in The
U.S. International Film And Video Festival 2004 competition.
Two Austrian
companies, ORF – NHU and Interspot Film GmhH, both in
Vienna, have won Gold Camera awards in The U.S.
International Film And Video Festival 2004 competition.
A video designed
to inspire employees of the international company TPG, The
Netherlands, to participate in a worldwide walk to fight
hunger has received the One World Award from the
International Quorum of Motion Picture Producers (IQ).
Documentary films from two California companies are among the seven Best of Festival (Grand Prix) nominations in The U.S. International Film And Video Festival judging just ended.
“Faces of Life,” a corporate image film done by Gehrisch & Krack Filmproduktions AG,
Dusseldorf, has won a Gold Camera First Place award.
Documentaries focusing on the struggles and successes of various ethnic groups received four of the seven Best of Festival (Grand Prix) nominations in The U.S. International Film And Video Festival judging just ended.
October, 2003 CALL FOR ENTRIES ISSUED FOR WORLDWIDE FILM FESTIVAL
The 2004 U.S. International Film
And Video Festival has begun accepting entries for its 37th annual competition, which deadlines March 1, 2004.
A film designed to boost the image of the Paris, France, Chamber of Commerce has won "Best of Festival" (Grand Prix) at the 2003 U.S. International Film And Video Festival.
June, 2003 '9-11' SUBJECTS DOMINATE DOCUMENTARY AWARDS
Productions related to events of Sept. 11, 2001, won four of the five top awards in the Documentary film category of the 2003 U.S. International Film
And Video Festival.
"Mighty Times: The Legacy of Rosa Parks," a film produced to teach tolerance to school children, won a Gold Camera award and was a "Best of Festival" nominee at the 2003 U.S. International Film And Video Festival.
Canadian companies took home six Gold and seven Silver awards in the 2003 U.S. International Film And Video Festival. One company, Barna-Alper Productions of Toronto, won four Gold Camera and three Silver Screen awards. This was the most awards won by any entrant.
TLC Entertainment's action mini-movie designed to make youngsters aware of the Bible's Ten Commandments has won a Gold Camera award in the 2003 U.S. International Film
And Video Festival.
Deco Media Oy Ltd. of Helsinki has won a Gold Camera award in the 2003 U.S. International Film And Video Festival. The award, in the Safety-Employee Oriented category, was "Last Time," done for Fortum Ltd.,
Espoo.
Dockhouse Film & Television, Gothenburg, Sweden, won two Gold Camera and one Silver Screen awards in the 2003 U.S. International Film And Video Festival. Two other entrants from Sweden won Silver awards.
EMS Films,
Woerden, took home a Gold Camera award in the 2003 U.S. International Film And Video Festival for a production done for Dutch and French Television.
Taiyo Kikaku So. Ltd., Tokyo, has won a Gold Camera award in the 2003 U.S. International Film And Video Festival for a presentation done for the Shikoku Electric Power Co.'s nuclear plant in Kagawa.
Frame By Frame Productions, Kingston, Jamaica, has won a Silver Screen award in the 2003 U.S. International Film And Video Festival in In-Flight Presentations.
German companies received 10 Gold Camera and seven Silver Screen awards and had two productions nominated for "Best of Festival" in the 2003 U.S. International Film And Video Festival.
Two companies in Madrid and one in Barcelona have won Silver Screen awards in the 2003 U.S. International Film And Video Festival.
A film extolling the joys of skiing Austria and another on
Schonbrunn, Vienna's imperial palace, won Gold Camera awards in the 2003 U.S. International Film And Video Festival.
McCann-Erickson Switzerland, Zurich, has won a Gold Camera award in the 2003 U.S. International Film And Video Festival. The Swiss Armed Forces Film Department, Berne, won a Silver Screen.
Shooting Pictures production company of London has won two Gold Camera and two Silver Screen awards in the 2003 U.S. International Film
And Video Festival. Altogether, entries from the United Kingdom won nine Gold and 17 Silver awards.
June, 2003 'BEST OF FESTIVAL' (GRAND PRIX)
NOMINEES
Winner to be announced
June 6 at awards ceremony. (All Grand Prix nominees are also Gold Camera Award winners)
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