And this years winners are:
3rd Year:
- Best Production Design - Michael Yoo, "Swim"
- Best Screenwriting - Julia Patey, "Swim"
- Best Sound Design - Terrance Azzuolo, "Revolve"
- Best Editing - Julia Patey & Gabriel Adelman, "Swim"
- Best Cinematography - Ian Holliday, "Revolve"
- Best Directing - Julia Patey, "Swim"
- Best Film - Melanie Le Phan, "Swim"
4th Year:
- Best Production Design - Theresa Konrad, "Feint"
- Best Screenwriting - Alice Deegan & Laura Good, "Feint"
- Best Sound Design - Laura Good & Alice Deegan, "Feint"
- Best Editing - Alice Deegan & Laura Good, "Feint"
- Best Cinematography - Laura Good, "Feint"
- Best Directing - Alice Deegan, "Feint"
- Best Film - Laura Good, Theresa Konrad & Alice Deegan, "Feint"
Shared:
- Best Supporting Actor - Sean Oliver, "Lost & Found"
- Best Supporting Actress - Jeanine Rix as Linda Locke in "Melman"
- Best Actor - Georgie Daburas as Edward in "Soft Cell", and Matthew Beairsto as Dean in "Friend Request
- Best Actress - Aden Cotter, "Swim"
- Best Score - Nigel Ward & Julian Flavin,"Swim"
- Women in Film Award - Laura Good, "Feint"
- Audience Choice Award - Theresa Konrad, Alice Deegan & Laura Good, "Feint"
Thank you all so much for a great festival! see you all next year!!
The Persistence of Vision Film Festival (POV) is an annual showcase of short films written, directed, shot, edited and produced by students in the Film Production program at the University of British Columbia.
Founded by students of the program, the festival has been run and organized by students for over twenty years. This year POV 22 celebrates the growth of the program with screenings of 20 films representing the collaborative work of 36 filmmakers.
On April 27 & 28, join us at the Empire Granville 7 Cinemas in the heart of downtown Vancouver as we debut our films.
