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Revision as of 17:31, 15 May 2007
The National Undergraduate Film Festival was created in 2005 by Brian Foo '08 and Calvin Sun '08 to showcase the best undergraduate and high school students' films from across the country. Organizers choose ten to twelve short films from a pool of submissions and the finalists have their films screened in Roone Arledge Auditorium.
Awards
- Soundtrack Award for best use of music and sound
- Best Screenplay
- Best Acting
- Best Editing
- Best Cinematography
- Frontiers Award for most original film
- Outreach Award for best community service film
- Concord Award for best film voted by the audience
- Best Director
- Best Picture
Past Notable Judges
- Scott Brock (1st Editor for "The Aviator" which won an Academy Award for Best Editing, and "The Departed")
- Thomas Ikimi (Columbia alumnus and filmmaker)
- Nicholas Proferes (Columbia Film Professor & Filmmaker)
- Douglas Ross (Producer/Writer/Director)
- Limei Wang (Producer)
- Leonard Cox (Producer at the Sundance Film Festival & Filmmaker, Columbia Executive Director of Communications)
- Loulan Gardner (MTV VJ)
