The Frank Capra Award

Shuffle
Kurt Kuenne – Writer/Director/Producer

Best Drama Short

Incident on Highway 73
Brian Thompson – Director/Producer

Best Drama Feature

Divination
Ben Pohl – Writer/Director/Producer

Best Comedy Short

Uh La La
Isai Escalada/Carlos G. Velasco – Directors/Producers

Best Comedy Feature

The Test
Jeremy Saville – Writer/Director/Producer

Best Music/Musical Short

Incest! The Musical
Grant Reed – Director

Best Music/Musical Feature

A.K.A. Doc Pomus
William Hechter/Peter Miller – Director/Producer

Best Documentary Short

LADDER in the LIONS' DEN
Bernhard Rammerstorfer – Director/Producer

Best Documentary Feature

In the Footsteps of Elie Wiesel
Stephanie Ansaldo – Director

Best Student Film

Letting Go
Cameron MacKenzie – Writer/Director/Producer

Best Animated Short

Can We Be Happy Now
Tahnee Gehm – Writer/Director/Producer

Best Animated Feature

The Case of the Midnight Murderer
Dylan Moore – Writer/Director/Producer

2013 Judges Choice Award

Wolf Call
Rob Underhill – Director/Co-Producer

Note. If no film has been entered ‘and selected’ for a given category, for example
Musical or Comedy Feature, then that award category will not be included.

THE FALLBROOK INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL IS AN EVENT PUT ON BY THE FALLBROOK FILM FACTORY, A 501(C)(3) CALIFORNIA CONSORTIUM FOR ACTORS, WRITERS AND DIRECTORS.

Film Categories AND Candidate Films Displayed in Alphabetical Order–

Best Animated Feature

The Case Of The Midnight Murder
Director: Dylan Moore

Best Animated Short

Can We Be Happy Now
Director: Tahnee Gehm

Fatal Vittles
Director: Devin Bell

Legend Of The Crane
Director: Robert Craghead

Best Comedy Feature

Eagles In The Chicken Coop
Director: Brent Florence

The Test
Director: Jeremy Saville

Best Comedy Short

Uh La La
Director: Isai Escalada - Carlos G. Velasco

Wordless
Director: Laura Gill

Best Documentary Feature

In The Footsteps of Elie Wiesel
Director: Stephanie Ansaldo

  My Glass Odyssey
Director: John Waterman

Pressure Points: Israel, Berkeley And The Divestment Resolution
Director: Anne Paxton

The Sacred Run, The Lotus And The Feather
Director: Andrea Sadler

Threatened: The Controversial Struggle Of The Southern Sea Otter
Director: Bill Wisneski

Best Documentary Short

Angel's Reach
Director: Al Germani

Gastaldi - Art + Soul
Director: Brent Souter

Ladder In The Lion's Den
Director: Bernhard Rammerstorfer/A. Ferenc Gutai

Best Drama Feature

Camp
Director: Jacob Roebuck

Best Drama Short

Brightwood
Director: L. Gabriel Gonda

Best Music/Musical Feature

A.K.A. Doc Pomus
Director: William Hechter - Peter Miller

Dead Man Rockin'
Director: Michael Monteleone - Roger Tessier

Best Music/Musical Short

Boom Box Kids
Director: Taylor Gledhill

Incest The Musical
Director: Grant Reed

Best Student Film

Found
Director: Anthony Bushman

Note. If no film has been entered ‘and selected’ for a given category, for example
Action, then that award category will not be included.

Nominated recipients are requested to submit a 30-sec Standard-Def QuickTime (.mov) clip
from their film that best represents their entry. These clips will be shown during
the closing Awards Ceremony on Sunday, April 7th.

Winner of this prestigious award (and only this award) will be announced up to four weeks in advance of the Festival. This allows time for special press coverage, and for winner to make travel arrangements, etc. Winner will receive a check for $1,000 and the Frank Capra Award at the closing Awards Ceremony on Sunday, April 7th, plus accommodations for two for two nights, a dinner for two at one of our sponsoring restaurants, and two (2), VIP passes good for all 2013 Festival events.

IF NOMINATED FOR ONE OF THE ‘BEST FILM’ CATEGORIES: You will be notified by email and/or phone. Your film title will be posted to the 2013 Nominations Page in this FILMMAKER section on the FIFF web site. You will receive two (2), VIP passes at filmmaker’s check-in that allow you and a guest to attend all screenings, workshops and special events of the 2013 Festival. Congratulations!

Nominated recipients are requested to submit a 30-sec Standard-Def QuickTime (.mov) clip from their film that best represents their entry. These clips will be shown during the closing Awards Ceremony on Sunday, April 7th.

Judges will select which of all nominated films is to get their Judges Choice Award. This could result in a film receiving two awards. Judges Choice will be presented at the closing of the Awards Ceremony, Sunday, April 7th.