Here are the winners and nominees for all the categories for the September 2017 session.
BEST MUSIC VIDEO
WINNER
Septicflesh, Portrait of a headless man, directed by Jon Simvonis, GREECE
FINALISTS
Red, directed by Min Reid, UK
Septicflesh, Portrait of a headless man, directed by Jon Simvonis, GREECE
SEMI FINALISTS
Red, directed by Min Reid, UK
Born To Be Loved, directed by Yoo Seok Jong, USA
Cosas Vanas, directed by Laura Baumeister, NICARAGUA
Septicflesh, Portrait of a headless man, directed by Jon Simvonis, GREECE
QUARTER FINALISTS
Fjord – Stars in an Ocean of Darkness, directed by Corina Andrian, ROMANIA
Faces, directed by Frank Boccia, USA
Septicflesh, Portrait of a headless man, directed by Jon Simvonis, GREECE
Red, directed by Min Reid, UK
Husky – Ghost, directed by Jonathn Chong, AUSTRALIA
Flame On, directed by Benjamin Pollack, USA
Seven Day Sleep – A Rose Infested, directed by Gorkem Tekdal, USA
Vampire Love, directed by Vera and Andrei Zaitcev, SPAIN
Tasha The Amazon – Picasso Leaning, directed by Colin G. Cooper, CANADA
Honeysuk, directed by Jorge Lucas, USA
Cosas Vanas, directed by Laura Baumeister, NICARAGUA
Avenhart – Fade Away, directed by Bo Smith, USA
Born To Be Loved, directed by Yoo Seok Jong, USA
Wiinston – Canada, directed by Joachim Morre, Søren Kahr, DENMARK
Right Side of the Tracks, directed by Travis Tips, USA
BEST DIRECTOR
WINNERS, tie :
The Bardos for Voodoo Dance, FRANCE
Benjamin Pollack for Not All Who Wander Are Lost, USA
FINALISTS
Benjamin Pollack for Not All Who Wander Are Lost, USA
Megan Duffy for Hello,USA
The Bardos for Voodoo Dance, FRANCE
SEMI FINALISTS
Benjamin Pollack for Not All Who Wander Are Lost, USA
Megan Duffy for Hello,USA
Gianluca Minucci for Funeral Pyre, USA
The Bardos for Voodoo Dance, FRANCE
QUARTER FINALISTS
Simon Moirot for Le Monde Est Stone, BELGIUM
Benjamin Pollack for Not All Who Wander Are Lost, USA
Paul Danhauser for 1952, USA
Megan Duffy for Hello,USA
Robert Webb II for Goldenlord – Lightbeams, USA
Gianluca Minucci for Funeral Pyre, USA
Akihiko Matsuzawa for Feel, JAPAN
Daniel Wyland for Sentimental, USA
Adrien Lengrand for Out of Place Music Video – The Daring Man, BELGIUM
The Bardos for Voodoo Dance, FRANCE
Chris Smith for Glow, CANADA
BEST DOP
WINNER
Juan Carlos Lelo de Larrea for Responsibilities, directed by Juan Carlos Lelo de Larrea, MEXICO
FINALISTS
Juan Carlos Lelo de Larrea for Responsibilities, directed by Juan Carlos Lelo de Larrea, MEXICO
Aaron Ripplinger for 1952, directed by Paul Danhauser, USA
SEMI FINALISTS
Roman Linetsky for True Love Waits, directed by Adi Halfin, ISRAEL
Juan Carlos Lelo de Larrea for Responsibilities, directed by Juan Carlos Lelo de Larrea, MEXICO
Simon Moirot for Le Monde Est Stone, directed by Simon Moirot, BELGIUM
Aaron Ripplinger for 1952, directed by Paul Danhauser, USA
QUARTER FINALISTS
Roman Linetsky for True Love Waits, directed by Adi Halfin, ISRAEL
Lara Aslanian for Summer, directed by Lara Aslanian, USA
Teresa Kuhn for Escape Routes, directed by Teresa Kuhn, NICARAGUA
Ian MacMillan for Tasha The Amazon – Picasso Leaning, directed by Colin G Cooper, CANADA
Juan Carlos Lelo de Larrea for Responsibilities, directed by Juan Carlos Lelo de Larrea, MEXICO
Simon Moirot for Le Monde Est Stone, directed by Simon Moirot, BELGIUM
Aaron Ripplinger for 1952, directed by Paul Danhauser, USA
BEST DANCE
WINNER
Slumber in the Skies, directed by Amiel Kestenbaum, UK
“Slumber in the Sky” from Amiel Kestenbaum on Vimeo.
FINALISTS
Kimokal – Under Your Spell, directed by Risky Jusuf, INDONESIA
Slumber in the Skies, directed by Amiel Kestenbaum, UK
SEMI FINALISTS
Kimokal – Under Your Spell, directed by Risky Jusuf, INDONESIA
The Place’s You’ll Go, directed by Kelly Kerastas, James Werbe, USA
Slumber in the Skies, directed by Amiel Kestenbaum, UK
QUARTER FINALISTS
Kimokal – Under Your Spell, directed by Risky Jusuf, INDONESIA
The Place’s You’ll Go, directed by Kelly Kerastas, James Werbe, USA
Slumber in the Skies, directed by Amiel Kestenbaum, UK
Self-aware, directed by Hanna Ojala, FINLAND
BEST ANIMATED MUSIC VIDEO
WINNER
Sex Music: Beak, directed by Paloma Baeza, UK
FINALISTS
Sex Music: Beak, directed by Paloma Baeza, UK
Fantasy on Sarabanda, directed by Guðbjörg Hlín Guðmundsdóttir, ICELAND
SEMI FINALISTS
Rey Carmesi, directed by René Chavarría, NICARAGUA
Bibimbap, directed by Heather Colbert, UK
Sex Music: Beak, directed by Paloma Baeza, UK
Fantasy on Sarabanda, directed by Guðbjörg Hlín Guðmundsdóttir, ICELAND
QUARTER FINALISTS
Rey Carmesi, directed by René Chavarría, NICARAGUA
Bibimbap, directed by Heather Colbert, UK
Sex Music: Beak, directed by Paloma Baeza, UK
The Beginning and the End, directed by David Arthur-Simons, USA
Fantasy on Sarabanda, directed by Guðbjörg Hlín Guðmundsdóttir, ICELAND
BEST SPECIAL STUFF
WINNER
66 Movie Dance Scenes Mashup with Can’t Stop the Feeling by Justin Timberlake, directed by Marcin Nowohoński, POLAND
FINALISTS
66 Movie Dance Scenes Mashup with Can’t Stop the Feeling by Justin Timberlake, directed by Marcin Nowohoński, POLAND
Buzz – Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, directed by John McGovarin, AUSTRALIA
SEMI FINALISTS
66 Movie Dance Scenes Mashup with Can’t Stop the Feeling by Justin Timberlake, directed by Marcin Nowohoński, POLAND
Litost, directed by Rachel Silveria, USA
Insomnia, directed by Rashma Manjra, CANADA
Buzz – Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, directed by John McGovarin, AUSTRALIA
QUARTER FINALISTS
Colonel Panic, directed by Elena Knox, AUSTRALIA
66 Movie Dance Scenes Mashup with Can’t Stop the Feeling by Justin Timberlake, directed by Marcin Nowohoński, POLAND
Litost, directed by Rachel Silveria, USA
Insomnia, directed by Rashma Manjra, CANADA
Buzz – Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, directed by John McGovarin, AUSTRALIA
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