RI 48 Hour Film Festival Winners Announced

Best Film: "Neighbors" by the soft fluffies

1st Runner-Up: "E.D.S." by They're Using Tools!

2nd Runner-Up: "Killer" by Wax Idiotical Films

Best Directing: Trevor Holden & Jason Rossi for "Neighbors" by the soft fluffies

Best Writing: "The Jesse Chronicles" by Harcourt Pictures 

Best Editing: Nick Pasquirillo for "E.D.S." by They're Using Tools!

Best Individual Acting: Mark Marshall for "Killer" by Wax Idiotical Films

Best Ensemble Acting: "The Lip Dub" by 7 Around 2 Wrapped by 1

Best Cinematography: tie - Nick Pasquirillo for"E.D.S" by They're Using Tools! /// Trevor Holden & Jason Rossi for"Neighbors" by the soft fluffies

Best Sound Design: Rob Pierce for "The Headliner" by Stand Up Films

Best Use of Character (Alan/Alana Sarmast, next door neighbor): "Neighbors" by the soft fluffies

Best Use of Prop (a newspaper): "The Jesse Chronicles" by Harcourt Pictures

Best Use of Line of Dialogue ("What are you working on?" or "Whatcha working on?"): "Killer" by Wax Idiotical Films

Best Use of Genre: "Wasting Time" by 80 Nights Productions

Best Graphics: Tommy Feliciano for "The Healer" by Open Door Productions

Best Special Effects: Atomicsteve! for "Duck Running" by Atomicons

Best Musical Score: Nate Goncalo & Matthew Messier for "Today's The Day/You're Going To Die" by BIG Productions

Best Choreography: Alayna G. Martin for "The Lip Dub" by 7 Around 2 Wrapped by 1

Best Costumes & Make-up: for "Junction Valley" by Cut to the Chase Productions

Best Art Direction: for "Junction Valley" by Cut to the Chase Productions

Best Use of Locations: "Junction Valley" by Cut to the Chase Productions

Audience Award - Screening A: "Killer" by Wax Idiotical Films

Audience Award - Screening B: "Duck Running" by Atomicons

Audience Award - Screening C: "Goober Smoocher" by Stand Still Pictures

Audience Award - Screening D: "The Lip Dub" by 7 Around 2 Wrapped by 1

Audience Award - Screening E: "The Best Birthday Ever" by Y2Kevin Productions 

For those who weren't smart enough to see the July screenings of these remarkable competitors, check out 48 Days Later, an event unique to Providence among the 48 Hour Film Project cities nationwide. On Sunday, September 25, The Spot Underground will screen refinished submissions. 7pm, suggested donation $5. 15 Elbow Street, Providence.