List of 48 Hour Film Project award winners
This is a list of films that won awards at the American 48 Hour Film Festival.
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 2001 - 2002 - 2003 - 2004 - 2005 - 2006 - 2007 - 2008 - 2009 - 2010 - 2011 - 2012  | 
2001
No awards were given for the festival's inaugural year.
2002
The winners of the 2002 48 Hour Film Project were announced at Filmapalooza 2003, held at Goethe-Institut Washington in Washington, DC, in February 2003.
- Best Film - "White Bitch Down" by Boondogglers 
 Atlanta, Georgia 
- Runner Up for Best Film: "Child Prodigies: Where Are They Now?" by Team Feckless 
 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 
 - Runner Up for Best Film: "Child Prodigies: Where Are They Now?" by Team Feckless 
 
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2003
The winners of the 2003 48 Hour Film Project were announced at Filmapalooza 2004, held at the SXSW Film Festival in Austin, Texas, on March 13, 2004.
- Best Film - "Baggage" by Slapdash Films 
 Los Angeles, California 
- First Runner Up for Best Film - "The Face: The Movie" by Cake 
 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania  - Second Runner Up for Best Film - "Special Crime Unit" by Lazy Racer 
 Auckland, New Zealand 
 - First Runner Up for Best Film - "The Face: The Movie" by Cake 
 
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2004
The winners of the 2004 48 Hour Film Project were announced at Filmapalooza 2005, held at the Cinequest Film Festival in San Jose, California, on March 12, 2005.
- Best Film - "Moved" by Nice Hat Productions 
 Atlanta, Georgia 
- Runner Up for Best Film: "AndyMan" by Faceworker/Rupert Road 
 Sheffield, England 
 - Runner Up for Best Film: "AndyMan" by Faceworker/Rupert Road 
 
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2005
The winners of the 2005 48 Hour Film Project were announced at Filmapalooza 2006, held at the Anno Domini in San Jose, California, on March 11, 2006.
- Best Film - "Mimes on the Prairie" by Team Last to Enter 
 Des Moines, Iowa 
- First Runner Up for Best Film: "The Write Stuff" by ScatterShot 
 San Francisco, California - Second Runner Up for Best Film: "Les Champignons de Paname" ("The Mushrooms of Paris") by Blue Turtles from Paris 
 Paris, France 
 - First Runner Up for Best Film: "The Write Stuff" by ScatterShot 
 - Best Film from the Panasonic HD Filmmakers Showdown: "Multiverse" by WIT Films 
 Washington, DC. The grand prize was an HVX200 HD camera. 
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2006
The winners of the 2006 48 Hour Film Project were announced at Filmapalooza 2007, held at Sauce in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on March 10, 2007.
- Best Film - "Tooth and Nail" by Cinema Syndicate 
 Portland, Oregon
- First Runner Up for Best Film - "Manquer" by Milk 
 Seattle, Washington  - Second Runner Up for Best Film - "Maten al Payaso" by Afafas 
 Miami, Florida 
 - First Runner Up for Best Film - "Manquer" by Milk 
 - Best Directing - "Caramba!" by Artnum 
 Paris, France - Best Acting - "Doughboy, Beware" by Biscuits and Gravy 
 Los Angeles, California - Best Script - "Tooth and Nail" by Cinema Syndicate 
 Portland, Oregon  - Best Cinematography - "Manquer" by Milk 
 Seattle, Washington - Best Editing - "Stairwell C" by Vaughn Juares 
 Minneapolis, Minnesota - Best Film from the Fall Shootout - "Tipparinos" by Vaughn Juares 
 Minneapolis, Minnesota - Best Film from the Panasonic HD Filmmaker Showdown - "Maestro" by Bargain Basement Films 
 Baltimore, Maryland 
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2007
The winners of the 2007 48 Hour Film Project were announced at Filmapalooza 2008, held at Camera 12 in San Jose, California, on March 2, 2008.
- Best Film - "TimeCatcher" by No Budget Productions 
 Tel Aviv, Israel
- First Runner Up for Best Film - "Dòn" by La Lumiere Soudaine 
 Rome, Italy - Second Runner Up for Best Film - "Sweetie" by Trifecta+ Entertainment 
 Albuquerque, New Mexico 
 - First Runner Up for Best Film - "Dòn" by La Lumiere Soudaine 
 - Best Directing - "TimeCatcher" by No Budget Productions 
 Tel Aviv, Israel - Best Acting - "Dòn" by La Lumiere Soudaine 
 Rome, Italy and "Sweetie" by Trifecta+ Entertainment 
 Albuquerque, New Mexico (tie) - Best Script - "TimeCatcher" by No Budget Productions 
 Tel Aviv, Israel - Best Cinematography - "Room 303" by Team KC 
 Amsterdam, Netherlands - Best Editing - "TimeCatcher" by No Budget Productions 
 Tel Aviv, Israel - Best Film from the Panasonic HD Filmmaker Showdown - "Lizzie Strata" by Integral Arts 
 Washington, DC 
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2008
The winners of the 2008 48 Hour Film Project were announced at Filmapalooza 2009, held at the Tower Theater in Miami, Florida, on March 14, 2009.
- Best Film - "Transfert" by FatCat Films 
 Paris, France
- First Runner Up for Best Film - "An Old Scam" by Ha'amoraim 
 Tel Aviv, Israel - Second Runner Up for Best Film - "Aidan 5" by Jakson 
 Columbus, Ohio 
 - First Runner Up for Best Film - "An Old Scam" by Ha'amoraim 
 - Honorable Mention for Best Film: "Backwoods" by Studio Bib Simmons 
 Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Best Directing - "An Old Scam" by Ha'amoraim 
 Tel Aviv, Israel - Best Acting - "An Old Scam" by Ha'amoraim 
 Tel Aviv, Israel - Best Screenplay - "An Old Scam" by Ha'amoraim 
 Tel Aviv, Israel - Best Cinematography - "Transfert" by FatCat Films 
 Paris, France - Best Editing - "An Old Scam" by Ha'amoraim 
 Tel Aviv, Israel - Best Film from the International Shootout - "Buying Time" by Half Baked 
 Melbourne, Australia. The grand prize was $1,000. 
- Runner Up for Best Film from the International Shootout  - "A Darling Time in Vegas" by Vegaswood 
 Las Vegas, Nevada - Second Runner Up for Best Film from the International Shootout - "Go Human" by Par-t-com Productions 
 Los Angeles, California 
 - Runner Up for Best Film from the International Shootout  - "A Darling Time in Vegas" by Vegaswood 
 - Best Film from the Panasonic HD Filmmaker Showdown - "Quillions" by More Where That Came From 
 Denver, Colorado. The grand prize was a Panasonic HPX170 HD camera. 
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2009
The winners of the 2009 48 Hour Film Project were announced at Filmapalooza 2010, held at the Las Vegas Hilton in Las Vegas, Nevada, on April 12, 2010. The grand prize for "Best Film" was $3,000.
- Best Film - "Nicht nur der Himmel ist blau" by Sharktankcleaners 
 Berlin, Germany
- Runner Up for Best Film - "The Grave Review" by Rascallion Media Group 
 Minneapolis, Minnesota  - Second Runner Up for Best Film - "Rationed" by Vegan Cannibal Productions 
 Inland Empire, California 
 - Runner Up for Best Film - "The Grave Review" by Rascallion Media Group 
 - Best Directing - "Regenmakers" by Stichting DuS 
 Breda, Netherlands  - Best Writing - "Geen zin" by Zin in een film.nl 
 Utrecht, Netherlands
- Honorable Mention for Best Writing - "Don't Forget the Milk" by Wax Idiotical Films 
 Providence, Rhode Island  
 - Honorable Mention for Best Writing - "Don't Forget the Milk" by Wax Idiotical Films 
 - Best Acting - "11" by Blind Mice 
 Athens, Greece  - Best Cinematography - "Piccadilly High Noon" by Liminal 
 London, England - Best Editing - "Ehsaas" by Time Travel 
 Mumbai, India - Best Special Effects - "Gwendolyn Dangerous and the Great Space Rescue" by Integral Arts 
 Washington, D.C. - Best Film from the International Shootout - "Prebloc" by Bande a part 
 Paris, France  - Best Film from the Panasonic HD Filmmaker Showdown - "Who's the Fairest" by Rascallion Media Group 
 Minneapolis, Minnesota. The grand prize was a Panasonic HD camera. 
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2010
The winners of the 2010 48 Hour Film Project were announced at Filmapalooza 2011, held at the Tower Theater in Miami, Florida, on March 12, 2011. The grand prize for "Best Film" was $3,000.
- Best Film - "The Girl Is Mime" by Far From Home 
 London, England.
- First Runner Up for Best Film - "46 Miles" by Cinema Geeks 
 Denver, Colorado - Second Runner Up for Best Film - "Casting Call" by Evolve Productions 
 Los Angeles, California 
 - First Runner Up for Best Film - "46 Miles" by Cinema Geeks 
 - Best Directing - "The Girl Is Mime" by Far From Home 
 London, England 
- Honorable Mention for Directing - "Gesti" by Gadoev 
 Rome, Italy 
 - Honorable Mention for Directing - "Gesti" by Gadoev 
 - Best Writing - "46 Miles" by Cinema Geeks 
 Denver, Colorado
 - Best Acting - "Casting Call" by Evolve Productions 
 Los Angeles, California
 - Best Cinematography - "The Girl Is Mime" by Far From Home 
 London, England
 - Best Editing - "Gesti" by Gadoev 
 Rome, Italy
 
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2011
The winners of the 2011 48 Hour Film Project were announced at Filmapalooza 2012, held at the Taos Center for the Arts in Taos, New Mexico, on March 4, 2012. The grand prize for "Best Film" was $3,000.
- Best Film - "In Captivity" by Jpixx Films 
 Hampton Roads, Virginia
- Runner Up for Best Film - "My Darling, I'm So Sorry" by so36portraits 
 Berlin, Germany  - Second Runner Up for Best Film - "Canh Ba Ba" by Yeti 
 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 
 - Runner Up for Best Film - "My Darling, I'm So Sorry" by so36portraits 
 - Best Directing - "My Darling, I'm So Sorry" by so36portraits 
 Berlin, Germany
 - Best Writing - "My Darling, I'm So Sorry" by so36portraits 
 Berlin, Germany
 - Best Acting (Ensemble) - "Casse gueule" by Collectif 109 
 Paris, France - Best Acting (Individual) - Jason Perini in "A Little Bit Behind" by The Magnificent 
 New South Wales, Australia - Best Cinematography - "Page 23" by Arts, Houben & Van Den Boogaard 
 Utrecht, Netherlands - Best Editing - "In Captivity" by Jpixx Films 
 Hampton Roads, Virginia - Best Use of Line - "My Darling, I'm So Sorry" by so36portraits 
 Berlin, Germany - Best Special Effects - "In Captivity" by Jpixx Films 
 Hampton Roads, Virginia - Best Song - "Oh Drama" by White Poison Industries 
 Des Moines, Iowa - Best Graphics - "Page 23" by Arts, Houben & Van Den Boogaard 
 Utrecht, Netherlands 
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2012
The winners of the 2012 48 Hour Film Project were announced at Filmapalooza 2013, held at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California, on March 10, 2013.
- Best Film - "Jacques Serres" by Les Productions avec Volontiers - directors François Goetghebeur & Nicolas Lebrun 
 Paris, France 
- First Runner Up for Best Film - "Les Dernières Marches" by Les Loups blancs 
 Lyon, France  - Second Runner Up for Best Film - "Past.Tense" by Bench Films 
 Cape Town, South Africa 
 - First Runner Up for Best Film - "Les Dernières Marches" by Les Loups blancs 
 - Best Directing - "Jacques Serres" by Les Productions avec Volontiers - directors François Goetghebeur & Nicolas Lebrun 
 Paris, France - Best Writing - "Jacques Serres" by Les Productions avec Volontiers - directors François Goetghebeur & Nicolas Lebrun 
 Paris, France - Best Cinematography - "Les Dernières Marches" by Les Loups blancs 
 Lyon, France and "Jacques Serres" by Les Productions avec Volontiers - directors François Goetghebeur & Nicolas Lebrun 
 Paris, France (tie) - Best Acting (Ensemble) - "Sorry" by Jeroen Houben 
 Rotterdam, Netherlands - Best Acting (Female Lead) - Katerina Pindejovà in "Main Course" by Laska 
 Prague, Czech Republic  - Best Acting (Male Lead) - Doug Powell in "Welcome to the Neighborhood" by Star Wipe Films 
 Baltimore, Maryland - Best Choreography - "The Crossing" by B & C 
 Los Angeles, California - Best Graphics - "Eleven 0 One" by Stranger Studios 
 Denver, Colorado - Best Sound Design - "Advancing Age" by The Big Honkin' 
 Washington, DC  - Best Musical - "GoodNewsBurningFire: The Musical" by Little Earth Productions 
 Dundee, Scotland - Best Editing - "Les Dernières Marches" by Les Loups blancs 
 Lyon, France 
- Best Special Effects - "Until Death" by Flip Eleven Creative 
 Milwaukee, Wisconsin  
 - Best Special Effects - "Until Death" by Flip Eleven Creative 
 - Best Use of Line - "Where Sheep May Safely Graze" by Trinidad Mustache Films 
 Albuquerque, New Mexico  - Best Use of Prop - "The Pillow-Case" by Guerilla Film Crew 
 Dubai, India and "Main Course" by Laska 
 Prague, Czech Republic - Best Use of Character - "Welcome to the Neighborhood" by Star Wipe Films 
 Baltimore, Maryland  - Best Music Video - "Past Scenes" by Facades with Woow Your Life 
 Paris, France - Best Song - "Shut the Door" by Songs of Aran with FMV 
 Nijmegen, Netherlands 
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References
- ↑ 48 Hour Film Project. "Filmapalooza 2003". 48hourfilm.com. Retrieved July 31, 2013.
 - ↑ 48 Hour Film Project. "Filmapalooza 2004". 48hourfilm.com. Retrieved July 31, 2013.
 - ↑ 48 Hour Film Project. "Filmapalooza 2005". 48hourfilm.com. Retrieved July 31, 2013.
 - ↑ 48 Hour Film Project. "Filmapalooza 2006". 48hourfilm.com. Retrieved July 31, 2013.
 - ↑ 48 Hour Film Project. "Filmapalooza 2007". 48hourfilm.com. Retrieved July 31, 2013.
 - ↑ 48 Hour Film Project. "Filmapalooza 2008". 48hourfilm.com. Retrieved July 31, 2013.
 - ↑ 48 Hour Film Project. "Filmapalooza 2009". 48hourfilm.com. Retrieved July 31, 2013.
 - ↑ 48 Hour Film Project. "Filmapalooza 2010". 48hourfilm.com. Retrieved July 31, 2013.
 - ↑ 48 Hour Film Project. "Filmapalooza 2011". 48hourfilm.com. Retrieved July 31, 2013.
 - ↑ 48 Hour Film Project. "Filmapalooza 2012". 48hourfilm.com. Retrieved July 31, 2013.
 - ↑ 48 Hour Film Project. "Filmapalooza 2013". 48hourfilm.com. Retrieved July 31, 2013.