Club awards December 2002
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There were 17 films entered for Surrey Border Film & VIdeo Makers competition evening in December 2002. Three judges came from Circle 8 to make their selection and to present the awards. |
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The three judges for the December competition from Circle 8 were: Terry Patrick (founder and continuing Chairman and former BBC Current Affairs Producer); Malcolm Bridger (who featured prominently on the credits of many famous and successful Circle 8 productions and Jenny Groves. |
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The cups to be awarded are: The Jackson Trophy for the best overall film, The Arthur English trophy for the best photography, The Pat Doherty Trophy for the best use of sound, The Ron Clements Trophy for creativity, The Jack Stribling Trophy for the best newcomer, The trophy for the best holiday film. |
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Film entries for the Surrey Border Film & Video Makers December 2002 competition. |
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| 1 | A Western Journey | Gillian Gatland | 6' |
| 2 | Incident in the Bush | J Plowman | 5' 12" |
| 3 | Bertie | Bruce Frazer | 3' 20" |
| 4 | My Favourite Town | Alistair Cuthbert | 4' 17" |
| 5 | A Golden Jubilee | Paddy Haines | 5. 55" |
| 6 | Rocky Mountain Rail tour | Gordon Sutton | 6' |
| 7 | SOS | WriteAngle | 2' 30" |
| 8 | Impressions of Bali | Gilian Gatland | 6' |
| 9 | Holding On | Ric Freeman | 1' 27" |
| 10 | Saturday Market | Eric Piper | 4' 10" |
| 11 | Come to Bergen | Frank Groom | 5' 27" |
| 12 | Celebrating the Jubilee in Yately | Alex Dove | 5' 30" |
| 13 | Picasiette | Sally Maltby | 5' 30" |
| 14 | September in the Rother Valley | Eric Piper | 3' 29" |
| 15 | A Deserted Island | David Longley | 4' 50" |
| 16 | Coast to Coast | Paddy Haines | 6' |
| 17 | The Maidstone Millennium Park | Paul Holden | 3' |
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| The audience listen to the judges comments |
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David Longley receives the Jackson Trophy for the best overall film |
Eric Piper is presented the Pat Doherty Trophy for the best use of sound |
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Paddy Haines receives the trophy for the best holiday film |
J Plowman receives the Ron Clements Trophy for creativity |
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Sally Maltby receives the Jack Stribling trophy for the best newcomer - first-time-winner |
The judges don't go away empty handed either |
Who are we in this film/movie/video club? We make films, videos and movies and meet on the first Friday of the month to answer members questions and to discuss ongoing club projects. Well known film makers, judges and film professionals are often our speakers for the evening. We welcome visitors and new members interested in film and video, and there is no need to own digital cameras or camcorders and no need for previous experience, as we happily provide mentors for beginners. Surrey Border meetings start at 7:45pm and end just after 10:00pm with a refreshment break at around 9:00pm. Visitors and new members are warmly welcomed to the monthly meetings which are on the first Friday of each month (and the first visit is free). Our meetings are held in our new contemporary hall in St Joan's Centre which is in the grounds of St Joan's church in Tilford Road, near the station in Farnham. The hall has a large car park and is within easy reach of Guildford, Farnborough, Fleet, Bordon etc. In Surrey and Hampshire. Read more about us here.
Our interests We have a good mix of interests amongst members include script writing, acting, directing, technical and artistic and all agree that ideas and skills are more important than equipment as shown by there being fewer cameras and camcorders than members. Some get more enjoyment in viewing and discussing the films produced by others and just being part of the community. There are those who wouldn't wish to ever hold a camera or camcorder while some like to help in filming but don't own their own camcorder. Of course there are always those with the latest high definition wizz bang up to date cameras, camcorders, microphones and gadgets and the lovely thing is that they are always happy to demonstrate both equipment and techniques to others. For anyone thinking of buying a camera or camcorder advice is always on hand. We have almost equal numbers of members with PC and Mac computers. We regularly put on courses, tutorials and training sessions in the light of the current interests and needs of members. Individuals with particular problems typically have one to one help.