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Awards & Reviews |
Awards:
| Winner of a 2005 Gold
Davey Award |
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"The Davey Awards recognize small firms
with big ideas. The International Academy of
the Visual Arts (IAVA) judged the work to
meet the highest standards of creativity and
execution."
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| Winner of an Award of Excellence in the 2005
Accolade Competition |
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" The winners of this coveted award are truly among
the best in their industry. The Accolade
sets the standard for skill and artistry."
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Winner of the Award of Excellence for Drama in
the 2005 DV Awards |
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The DV Awards is a new and unique
international competition celebrating
outstanding creative and technical
achievements in the emerging world of
digital video production. "With each
competition, we are seeing more and more
entries that are truly impressive and worthy
of the merit of this peer recognition. Our
judges feel many of these works are as
professionally done and often more creative
than those works of substantially larger
budgeted film and television companies."
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| Winner of the Award of Excellence in The
Videographer Awards 2005 competition |
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"There were 2,293 entries from throughout the United
States and several foreign countries in The
Videographer Awards 2005 competition. Your work
was judged to be among the best that was submitted.
The Award of Excellence was awarded to those
projects that the judges deemed were written,
produced, shot and edited in an exceptional
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| Winner in 2004 West Virginia Filmmaker's Film
Festival for Best Docudrama |
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Reviews:
" The South Charleston Museum is sponsoring a showing
of The Captives, the new Mary
Ingles film directed by Spencer filmmaker
Jude Miller, at 7 p.m.July 31 <2004> at The LaBelle Theater in downtown
South Charleston. In June, the film premiered at the
Robey Theater where more than 600 people saw it at two
screenings. The film stars Miller's daughter, Screen
Actors Guild actress Elliot Lowe Miller,
in her first film role. Her performance can be compared
to Nicole Kidman in Cold Mountain. The period
costumes, especially for the Shawnee warriors, are as
good as anything in Hollywood film. The film was an
official 'indie SAG' film which is limited to a budget
of $75,000. If you love WV history, see this film." Steve Fesenmaier -- Graffiti News
"... the end product is wonderful."
"Mom and I really enjoyed The Captives.
Elliot was very good and maybe now she will go back to a
profession which she has temporarily abandoned. Tom E.
was totally amazed. He stopped to talk and said about 10
times how great he thought the movie was. In fact, I
only heard favorable comments. Let me know when the DVD
comes out as I would like to get a copy."
Debbie S. --
Columbus, Ohio
"The movie is great! We really enjoyed it. Are you
planning to do more?"
Becky H. --
Tennessee
"We all enjoyed the acting and the filming! It has
absolutely beautiful footage of the area!"
Myra S. -- Ravenswood, West Virginia
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