Institution of Ceramics trainee Hannah Rafkin won the gold placement in the documentary group for Caretaker, adhered to by Chapman University’s Aaron Johnson with The 17% and Rishabh Raj Jain from New York University, that was granted bronze for A Desire Called Khushi (Happiness).
In the narrative category, the gold placement went to Pavel Sýkora & Viktor Horák from Filmová Akademie Miroslava Ondříčka v Písku, Czech Republic, for The Compatriot. Jens Kevin Georg from Movie College Babelsberg Konrad Wolf, Germany won silver with Crust, and Robin Wang of the University of Southern The golden state declared bronze with Neither Donkey nor Steed.
The gold award for animation mosted likely to Florian Maurice, Maxime Foltzer & Estelle Bonnardel of France’s MoPA 3D Animation College for their job Au Revoir Mon Monde. The silver placement was awarded to Japanese pupil Kei Kanamori from the Digital Hollywood College for Origami, and Spencer Baird of Brigham Young University gained bronze with Pupil Associate.
For the rewards in the alternative/experimental group, Birdy Wei-Ting Hung from San Francisco State College took home gold for A Brilliant Summer Day for the Woman Avengers, Dori Pedestrian from Brown won silver for In Living Memory, and Bronze went to Akshit Kumar’s bonVoyage pour monVoyage, from the National Institute of Layout in India.
1 Akademie Miroslava Ondříčka2 Czech Republic
3 Filmová Akademie Miroslava
4 Pavel Sýkora
5 Viktor Horák
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