PBFM - Annual Dinner and Awards
14th May 2015
PBFM would like to thank Doncaster Movie Makers for kindly agreeing to judge this years productions and award the trophies that they felt best fitted the individual categories. Edward Catton-Ore, PBFM's Chairman was on hand to award the trophies at our annual dinner and special thanks go to John Parkes, our Internal Competitions secretary for all the hard work he did in preparing the entries.
The Trophies waiting to be awarded
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Club members waiting to hear who this year's winners will be.
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John Astin was presented with The Screen as winner of Film Maker of the Year 2014/2015. The Screen is awarded to the film maker that accrues the most points in the year from entries in the club's internal competitions.The full result of the Film Maker of the Year Competition can be found here.
Other awards are shown below:
Other awards are shown below:
Ed Kinge receiving the Helen Smeal trophy for the Best Use of Sound in his film, The Sound of Movement.
John Astin receiving the Willow Award for the Best Titles/Graphics in Railway Mania.
John Astin receiving the Ron Childs Trophy for the Best Commentary in Railway Mania.
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John Astin receiving the Rose bowl for the Best Documentary for the film Railway Mania.
Andrew Tweed receiving The Corwin Cup for Best Camerawork in his film Ayrag
Phil Elmer receiving his certificate for 2nd runner up to the film of the Year From Edward Catton-Orr the clubs Chairman and John Parkes our Internal Competitions Secretary.
 Andrew Tweed receiving the Film of the Year award for his film, Ayrag.
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Andrew Tweed receiving The Hogg Robinson Travel Trophy for the Best Travel/Holiday Video for his film The Uttermost Part of the Earth.
Dominic Lobo receiving the Ivor Smith Rose Bowl as Best Graduate Film for his production Sweet Mary.
Andrew Tweed receiving the Christella Trophy awarded to the runner up to Film of the Year for his film, The Uttermost Part of the Earth.
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