Lightworks Festival Winners Fall 2019
Presented by FTVM's student organization FVSA (Film and Video Student Association), the Lightworks Festival provides a venue for students to present their end-of-term production coursework to classmates, family, and friends. Fall Term 2019 Lightworks Festival winners are listed below.
Animation
Best: A Woodland Walk - directed by Caitlin McCoy
Runner-up: Does the Moon Have Feelings - directed by Harry Bogle
Cinematography
Best: X-Marks - cinematographer, Adam Rarey
Runner-up: I Don't believe in Ghosts - cinematographer, Colin Farmer
Comedy
Best: Hidden in Plain Sight - directed by Ariel Berman
Runner-up: Does the Moon Have Feelings - directed by Harry Bogle
Drama
Best: The Matriarch - directed by Sam Allen, Michael Chuldzinski, and Grace Kay
Runner-up: The Hunt - directed Henry Lu
Editing
Best: X-Marks - editor, Adam Rarey
Runner-up: Yellow/Red - editor, Aaron Meissner
Experimental
Best: I Don't Believe In Ghosts - directed by Colin Farmer
Runner-up: Coca-Cola For President - directed by Mitchell Salley
Original Score
Best: Yellow/Red - original score by Aaron Meissner, Seth Weyand, and John Williams
Runner-up: - 1 W@y Crazy - original score by Joseph Schmidt
FTVM Judges' Honorable Mentions
Mary Lou Chlipala, Asst. to the Chair - Impulse Ann Arbor - directed by Jordan Stanton
Vincent Longo, PhD Candidate - Acanthus - directed by Adam Rarey
Paul Sutherland, Media Technician - Muse - directed by Charlotte Beggs