Past Red Brick Film Festival Winners

2016 Award Winners

Best in Show ($500)
Ali Bair & Kate Engler, directors
Swan Song
Audience Choice ($400)
Danielle Rosso & Jacob Miles, directors
Blind Date
Hendrix Spirit Award ($300)
Emily Holmes & Lexi Adams, director
Knit Side Story
Best Documentary ($300)
Ty Spradley, director
Coming Out
Stylistic Brilliance ($100)
Kate Engler, director
I am Not An Elk But I Am Also Not Not An Elk
Most Affective ($100)
Emil Woerner, director
Fox Sounds
Best Writing ($50)
Ali Bair & Kate Engler, directors
Swan Song
Best Acting ($50)
Danielle Rosso & Jacob Miles, directors
Blind Date
Best Original Film Score ($50)
Blake Thompson, directors
Just Something to Pass the Time

Best in Show ($500)
Jackson Fitzgibbon, director
How to Woo a Woman
Audience Choice ($400)
Jackson Fitzgibbon, director
How to Woo a Woman
Hendrix Spirit Award ($300)
Lexi Adams, director
Mondays
Best Documentary ($300)
Hope Montegomery, director
A Year in Review
Stylistic Brilliance ($100)
Hannah Whitney, director
W.I.C. "Ink's Pen"
Most Affective ($100)
Marcus Zhu, director
Westward Tendency
Best Writing ($50)
Jackson Fitzgibbon
How to Woo a Woman, directed by Jackson Fitzgibbon
Best Acting ($50)
Ensemble cast of How to Woo a Woman
How to Woo a Woman, directed by Jackson Fitzgibbon

2014 Winners

Best in Show ($500)
Alison Bair and Kate Engler, directors
Ice Cream Lobotomy
Audience Choice ($400)
Wil Chandler and Tyler Webb, directors
Yawn
Hendrix Spirit Award ($300)
Wil Chandler and Tyler Webb, directors
Yawn
Best Documentary ($300)
Rane Peerson, director
Our Hendrix Folk
Stylistic Brilliance ($100)
Alison Bair and Kate Engler, directors
Ice Cream Lobotomy
Most Affective ($100)
Daniel Grear and Nathanael Drahn, director
Peter's Joke, the Untold Story
Best Writing ($50)
Wil Chandler and Tyler Webb
Yawn, directed by Wil Chandler and Tyler Webb
Best Acting ($50)
Ensemble cast of Yawn
Yawn, directed by Wil Chandler and Tyler Webb

Best in Show ($500)
Stacey Svendsen, director
The Paperman
Audience Choice ($400)
Stacey Svendsen, director
The Paperman
Hendrix Spirit Award ($300)
Dylan Reed and Tresor Mukiza, directors
From Rwanda to Hendrix
Best Documentary ($300)
Marcus Zhu, director
The Village Boy
Stylistic Brilliance ($100)
Audrey Lloyd, director
Apparition
Most Affective ($100)
Rane Peerson, director
Redo
Best Writing
Jennifer Moulton
Paper Man, directed by Stacey Svendsen
Best Actor
Anna Dirkx
Redo, directed by Rane Peerson

Best in Show Award ($500)
Stacey Svendsen, director
I Watch Too Many French Films
Audience Choice Award ($400)
Richard Sakul, director
#puppetproblems
Student Senate Hendrix Spirit Award ($300)
Sarah Pullen, director
Unplug
Best Documentary ($300)
Mauren Kennedy, director
The Real World, A-Frame
Stylistic Brilliance ($100)
Jared King, director
Veronica
Most Affective ($100)
Charles Wallace, director
Things That Go Beep in the Night
Best Writer
Dan Gibbens-Rickman and Dean Jim Wiltgen
The Maltese Chicken, directed by Dan Gibbens-Rickman
Best Actor
McKenzie Keller
A Latter-Day Nightmare, directed by Lance St. Laurent

Best in Show Award ($500)
Cassidy Robinson, director
Jojo: The Missing Link
Audience Choice Award ($400)
Lance St. Laurent, director
A Man Needs a Suit
Student Senate Hendrix Spirit Award ($300)
Charles Wallace, director
The Grotto
Best Documentary ($100)
Michael Chavez, director
My Culture
Stylistic Brilliance ($100)
Rane Peerson, director
Watch Out
Most Affective ($100)
Lance St. Laurent, director
A Man Needs a Suit

Best in Show Award ($500)
Mauren Kennedy, director
Dirty Laundry
Audience Choice Award ($400)
Jared King, director
Playtime
Student Senate Hendrix Spirit Award ($300)
Caufield Schnug, director
Eco-Ripper
Stylistic Brillance ($100)
Laura Langley, director
The Garden: My Essay for Ben
Most Affective ($100)
Dylan Reed, director Just a Dream
Most Innovative ($100)
Charles Wallace, director Zoe