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Recent Competition Results

Geoffrey Round International AV Competition 5th & 5th April 2008

The 2008 Awards were announced:

1st FIAP Gold   One Day One Life by PierLuigi Montali  (Italy)

2nd  FIAP Silver  The Colour Thief by Jill K Bunting (UK)

3rd FIAP Bronze    Talbot House by Linda and Edgar Gibbs (UK)

6 FIAP Honourable Mentions (not in order) 

1 in 3.7 by Howard Gregory (UK)

Us Two by Valerie Rawlins (UK)

The Forest of Tane Mahuta by Erhard Hobrecker (Switz)

Peril in The Snow by Malcom Imhoff (UK)

Red Shoes by David and Carol Gillow (UK)

Scottish Reflections by Howard Bagshaw (UK)

Pollock Medal (Best First Time Entrant): Endurance by Lee Broderick (UK)

The Audience Vote: In Harrogate alone the vote went to Howard Bagshaw with  his Scottish Reflections but when the Bradford votes were added the three Medal winners were equal first.

There were far fewer this year at the Show as it was an alternative to three other film collections. Next year it returns to the usual Friday Evening Show where up to two hundred attend.

The following (in order of appearance) were Awarded FIAP Acceptances:

The Gathering by Ian Bateman (UK)

Night Visitor by David and Carol Gillow (UK)

Stand Proud Brother by Robert Albright (UK)

The Survivors by Ron Davies (UK)

The Messiah by John Smith (UK)

Honda by Marion Waine (UK)

A Time to Learn by Eddie Spence (UK)

Shop Window Dummy by Piet Huÿgens (Netherlands) What Women Want by Maureen Albright (UK)

A bit of a Do by Valerie Rawlins (UK)

Glen of Weeping by David Morland (UK)

Simon by Gilles Lucas-Leclin and Ricardo Zarate (France)

Hotel Dieu by Howard Bagshaw (UK)

La Femme aux bas blancs by Jean-Paul Petite (France)

The Way Forward by Peter Coles (UK)

The Beach on The Wall by James Hamill (UK)

A Face in The Crowd by David Pickford (UK)

All Stations To … by Philip Barker (UK)

The Kiss by Bryan Stubbs (UK)

Destiny by Brian Harvey (UK)

Minérale  Eternité by Jean-Paul Guibal (France)

Steam by Ken Biggs (UK)

This Native Land of Mine by Eddie Spence (UK)

All others are awarded a participation certificate within this FIAP Patronised International Event.

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