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Last Updated: 22/10/2006 13:37:04
Award Winning Films At The 5th Hull International Short Film Festival 2006

The 5th Hull International Short Film Festival is now wrapped up, and Hull Film are pleased to announce this year's winners :

Made In Yorkshire award, Sponsored by Mobile Point :

Lightman by Shaun Clark (2005, 7mins, East Yorkshire)

Special Jury Mention - Finders Keepers by David Proctor (2006, 9mins, Hull)
International award, Sponsored by Hull Trains :

War La Guerra by Luiso Berdeso and Jorge C. Dorado (2005, 6mins, Spain)

Special Jury Mention - A Supermarket Love Song UK Premiere by Daniel Outram (2005, 14mins, UK)

Crossing Boundaries : Experimental award, Sponsored by Hull Trains :
Sea Change by Joe King and Rosie Pedlow (2005, 6mins, UK)

Special Jury Mention -Whirr International Premiere by Timo Katz (2006, 2.30 mins, Germany)
Crossing Boundaries : Animation award, Sponsored by Netribution, Shooting People, MovieMail and Focal Press:

Guy 101 by Ian W. Gouldstone (2005, 8.30mins, UK)

Special Jury Mention - Capital Kapitaal UK Premiere by Ton Meijdam, Thom Snels and Béla Zsigmond (2005, 7mins, |Netherlands)
Documentary award, Sponsored by Netribution, Shooting People, MovieMail and Focal Press:

A Map With Gaps International Premiere by Alice Nelson (2006, 26mins, Scotland)

Big Shots award Sponsored by MovieMail and Focal Press :

Dies Irae UK Premiere by Jean-Gabriel Périot (2005, 10mins, France)
The jury for this year's festival awards consisted of :

Esther Johnson - Festival Director, curator and filmmaker

Carolyn Mendelsohn - Yorkshire-based Artist

Philip Ilson - Halloween Film Festival

Laurence Boyce - Short film programmer for the Leeds International Film Festival

www.hullfilm.co.uk

News, Environment - Report on Climate Change Public Meeting held at Hull Guildhall on 12th October 06.
At a packed and impassioned meeting last night, people from Hull had the chance to put experts on the spot on climate change issues affecting Hull. The level of debate was impressive, said Martin Deane, chairing, of Hull Green Party, Whether it was people asking questions about the green credentials of some Hull businesses, or questions on sea level rise or cycle Read more...

News, Media - Comic Relief Film Project - Closing Date : 31st October 06
The BBC is looking for groups of young people who'd like to join a film-making project for Comic Relief 2007. If you have an idea for a film inspired by Red Nose Day (2007 theme 'The Big One') or the international work of Comic Relief (2007 focus - 'Every Child's Right To Education'), they'd like to hear from you. Throughout November 2006, the BBC Read more...

News, - BNP Bombs - A terror raid that doesn't make the headlines - despite chemical explosives and a rocket launcher
This week a British National Party election candidate has been accused of possessing the largest amount of chemical explosives of its type ever found in Britain. That's right, the largest ever - imagine if he'd been an Asian man. Home secretary John Reid would have held a special press conference and it would have led every news bulletin. The home of Read more...

News, Arts - Trampoline Nottingham - Platform for New Media Art Call for Submissions - Deadline: 23rd November 2006
The city is paved with pixels, the flow of traffic becomes the flow of bits, the flow of people, the flow of electrons. Streets and circuit diagrams become meshed. The race has begun. Each one of us becomes a player in the game of the city, furiously manipulating the control pad, tapping buttons, flicking switches. Leaping from platforms, scaling the walls Read more...

News, Environment - Local Man Takes On Climate Change
Local man Guy Moore, of east Hull, saw a film that changed his life. He attended a preview screening of the film An Inconvenient Truth, by ex-US presidential candidate Al Gore. The film is a passionate and inspirational documentary, exposing the myths and misconceptions surrounding global warming and the actions required to prevent it. Read more...

News, Media - Children's Charity Single Release
13 year old Naomi McLernon and 17 year old James Hutchinson from Grimsby have just released a charity double A side single in aid of children's charity, PACT (Parents Association for Children with Tumours and Leukaemia). PACT offers help families affected by childhood cancer and provides ongoing support to both parents and children. Read more...

News, Community - Volunteers Needed For The Carers' Centre
The Carers' Centre is calling for more volunteers to help out at the Centre on Prospect Street. More helpers are needed to make cups of tea, to chat with carers visiting the Centre and generally lend a hand with the Centre's activities. People with some experience of caring for a relative or friend would be particularly welcome. Anyone able to spare a little time Read more...

News, Media - Screen Yorkshire Launch Skillset TV Freelance Funding
Through the Skillset TV Freelance Fund, Screen Yorkshire offers a totally tailored approach to training freelancers in our region. Support available includes training needs analysis, advice on courses and financial support (up to 70% subject to eligibility). Training packages offer a range of options including scheduled short courses, one to one bespoke support, Read more...

News, Community - WordFlight - Young People's Written And Verbal Arts Project - Closing Date: 31st March 2007
Are you aged between eight and seventeen years? Would you like to enter a short story, poem, or song to WordFlight with the chance to win one or more prizes? If so, send your entries, contact details and age, by post to WordFlight, Artists in Creative Enterprise, Creeveoughter, Rathmullan, Donegal, Ireland, or by email to Read more...

News, Community - Sculcoates Forgotten History Project
A new local project is about to begin in Hull, aiming to recapture the forgotten history of the Sculcoates area in the city. This follows on from the successful pilot project, Sculcoates Oral History, that explored the memories of some of the areas elder residents. Through the organisation of themed events, activities and workshops it is hoped that the community will Read more...

News, Community - HIHAC Volunteers Urgently Needed
Hull Independent Housing Aid Centre (HIHAC) is a Charity established over 23 years providing free specialist advice in relation to housing issues i.e. homelessness, possession action, disrepair, rent arrears etc. They are urgently calling for volunteers to help out at the Centre on Beverley Road. Volunteers are asked to provide administration support for tasks Read more...

News, Community - Time for Carers Grant
The Time for Carers Scheme provides grants to Carers to help get a break from caring. Grants can fund activities which the carer may not normally be able to afford, but which may help them continue in their caring role. It is NOT to fund activities for the cared - for person. Examples of how carers might use the grant include going away for a weekend break or holiday, Read more...

News - Partnership Working
NCVO have added a new section to their website covering collaborative or partnership working within the voluntary and community sector. This includes advice and guidance, FAQ's, and case studies of successful collaborations. To find out more, see www.ncvo-vol.org.uk/collaborativeworkingunit/index.asp Read more...

News, Community - Running With Wings Looking For Sponsors
John and Alison Heaton will be running the Great North Run on the 1st October 2006 to raise £10,000 for Wings International's work in Romania. The BUPA Great North Run is a point-to-point course that starts in Newcastle and finishes in South Shields and covers a distance of 13.1 miles! It would be brilliant if as many people as possible could sponsor John and Alison Read more...

News, Community - Minibus Needed!
Sutton Methodist Youth Club is looking to hire a Mini Bus for the weekend of October 13th - 15th for a trip to Lancashire. They have one driver covered by Hull City Licence but are running out of time to get a second registered via HCVYS on a City Scheme, due to high demand and work commitments. Read more...

News, Community - Volunteers Wanted For Poppy Appeal
The annual Poppy Appeal time is fast approaching and preparation has been going on for many months. Last year almost £50,000 was raised in Hull to help ex-servicemen and women and their dependants in need and the Hull Branch of The Royal British Legion would like to ask for your help this year to reach a similar or even greater amount. There are many ways Read more...

News - Good Practice Guides For Voluntary Sector Groups
The Community Accounting Service has released 17 Good Practice Guides which are available to all voluntary sector groups for free! Each guide provides a valuable toolkit and information resource around Governance, Finance and Administration and are available as full sets in a handy reference file. Titles include Dealing with Cash, Bookkeeping, Read more...

News, Community - Literacy And Numeracy Classes At Bransholme Family Focus
Do you, or anyone you know, want to improve your literacy and numeracy skills? If so, pop along to Bransholme Family Focus, Bodmin Road Church on Padstow Close. They run rolling programmes and give you the chance to be able to work towards the National Tests if required. To find out more, please contact Emma on 01482 834417. If you would like to Read more...

News, Media - Propeller TV - The National Channel For New Film And Television Talent
You may well already have heard of Propeller TV, but we are keen to bring you up to date with the opportunities that this exciting new channel offers to new talent filmmakers like yourself. We are actively working with independent filmmakers and your regional screen agency to ensure that the widest possible opportunities to promote your work are made available to you. Read more...

News, Community - Schools ETC Award
Schools working with voluntary and community groups are being invited to compete for a first prize of £2,000. The Schools ETC Award is given to schools that demonstrate excellence in the provision of extended/ community focused services. This year the Award will recognise schools that involve local voluntary and community groups, whether to enhance Read more...

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