Ann Arbor Film Festival
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Notes
- The festival takes place since 1963 and showcases independent and experimental 16 mm films.
- In 2004, after 41 years of focusing solely on the medium of film, the festival opens its international film competition to video and digital formats.
Awards
Ann Arbor Film Coop Award
Audience Award
Barbara Aronofsky Latham Award for an Emerging Experimental Video Artist
Barbara Hammer Award
Best Experimental Animation Award
Best LGBT Award
Best Music Video Award
Best of the Festival
CameraMall Award
Chris Frayne Award
Cutters Studios Archival Film Award
Detroit Filmmakers Coalition Award
- The Detroit Filmmakers Coalition is a member-based non-profit media arts center whose purpose is to provide production support to the local independent filmmaking community.
EMPA Work Life Award
Eileen Maitland Award
George Manupelli Founder's Spirit
Gil Omenn Art & Science Award
Honorable Mention
Isabella Liddell Art Award
Juror Award
Jury Award
- The festival hands out numerous awards which are summarized as Jury Award here.
Ken Burns Award
Kodak Cinematic Vision Award
Lawrence Kasdan Award
Leon Speakers Award
Martin Contreras and Keith Orr Award
Michael Moore Award
Most Technically Innovative
No Violence Award
No. 1 African Film Award
Peter Wilde Award for Most Technically Innovative Film
Prix DeVarti
Prix DeVarti Award
Red Hot & Spicy Award
Susan Dise Best Experimental Film Award
The Edge of Your Seat Award
The Old Peculiar Award
- Named after a powerful English ale, this award represents a nostalgic urge on the part of some former festival operatives who can variously be described as old, peculiar, or both.
Tios Award
Tom Berman Award for Most Promising Filmmaker
UMCU Audience Award
Vox Populi Award
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