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2005 Winners and Photos

We celebrated the winning films from The Shoot Out Boulder 2004 at the historic Boulder Theater on Sunday, October 16, 2005 at 7 PM

 

Read the list of items [The BRIEF] for The Shoot Out 2005. TheShootOutBoulderPoster2005

The award-winning short films for The Shoot Out Boulder 2005:

Winner Best Under 18 Film
Attack of the Radioactive Killer Mutant Prairie Dogs: A Study
Produced by J.J. Weiss, Directed by Eric Nichols.
Screenplay by Will Campos, Music by Mike McDonald.
Sound Design by Cameron Carpenter.

Eric Nichols with Michael Conti for Attack of the Radioactive Killer Mutant Prairie Dogs: A Study.

Winner Best Art Direction
A Night of Transitions
Art Direction by J.M. Robinson, Produced by Aaron Norris.
Directed and written by Matt Campbell, Camera by Aarik Orndorff.
Music and Sound by Neil McCulloch.

Winner Best Music Score
The Emperor’s Daughter
Music by Carlos Sierra. Produced, Directed and Written by C. Troy Fluhr.
Art Direction and Camera by Brian Hirsch.
Also starring Madisen M. Beaty and C. Troy Fluhr.

Troy Fluhr, the director of The Emperor's Daugher along with his award-winning composer, Carlos Sierra.

Winner Best Sound Design
Heartsong
Produced by Éowyn Mishawn, Directed by Justin Spicer.
Written by Kristine Williams Boswell.
Starring Éowyn Mishawn, Kristine Williams Boswell, Justin Spicer.

Justin Spicer, the director of Heartsong, accepting its award.

Winner Best Actor
Winner Best Cinematography
Altered Dates
Camera and Directed by Michael Brown.
Starring Timmy O’Neil, Sally Berg, Elias Bachmann, Morning Glory Farr.
Produced by Dave D’Angelo. Written by Timmy O’Neill, Sound by Ryan Ross.

Michael Brown accepting the award for Best Cinematography and In-Camera Editing for Altered Dates.

Winner Best Film
The Blackout Adventure
Produced by Scott McElroy, Directed and Camera by Ken Amarit, Written by Jim Babb.
Art Direction by Glen Czaplewski.
Starring Scott McElroy, Glen Czaplewski, Jim Babb. Sound and Music by Scott McElroy

Winner Best Director
Winner Best Comedy
Winner Best Script
Tom’s Revenge
Produced, Directed by Brad Stabio. Written by Kirk Anderson and Jeff Kosloski,
Camera by Brook Aitken. Music by Michael O’Shea,
Starring Michael O’Shea, Jeff Kosloski. Kirk Anderson, Chris Gundy.

Shooting Star
Mechelle Lassiter, the actress who placed herself into the highest
number of films during the 24 hour Shoot Out period, was in 11 films.

Mechelle Lassiter, the actress who placed herself into the highest

Photographs of the 2005 event are by Dona Laurita, with additional photos by Julie Levy and Jon Machen. if you are interested in owning a print, please let us know.
For winners and pictures for 2004

 

The Top 10 short films for The Shoot Out Boulder 2005 are:

Winner Best Under 18 Film
Attack of the Radioactive Killer Mutant Prairie Dogs: A Study
Produced by J.J. Weiss, Directed by Eric Nichols.
Screenplay by Will Campos, Music by Mike McDonald.
Sound Design by Cameron Carpenter.

Winner Best Art Direction
A Night of Transitions
Art Direction by J.M. Robinson, Produced by Aaron Norris.
Directed by Matt Campbell, Written by Matt Campbell, Camera by Aarik Orndorff.
Music and Sound by Neil McCulloch.

Winner Best Music Score
The Emperor’s Daughter
Music by Carlos Sierra. Produced, Directed and Written by C. Troy Fluhr.
Art Direction and Camera by Brian Hirsch.
Also starring Madisen M. Beaty and C. Troy Fluhr.

The Mileage High Club
Produced, Directed and Written by Mark Copley.
Camera by Marty Krepfl. Music by Chris Malley, Art by Mary Malley, Sound by Pete Oesper.
Starring Mark Copley, Marty Krepfl, Mary Malley, Pete Oesper.

Menage A Trois
Produced, Directed and Written by Stig and Tage Plantell.
Camera by Jeff Dement and Catherine Accardi, Art by Laura Jacobs.
Sound by Stig Plantell, Music by Tage Plantell.
Starring Stig and Tage Plantell, and Catherine Accardi.

Winner Best Sound Design
Heartsong
Produced by Éowyn Mishawn, Directed by Justin Spicer.
Written by Kristine Williams Boswell.
Starring Éowyn Mishawn, Kristine Williams Boswell, Justin Spicer.

Winner Best Actor
Best Cinematography and In-Camera Editing
Altered Dates
Camera and Directed by Michael Brown.
Starring Timmy O’Neil, Sally Berg, Elias Bachmann, Morning Glory Farr.
Produced by Dave D’Angelo. Written by Timmy O’Neill, Sound by Ryan Ross.

Winner Best Film
The Blackout Adventure
Produced by Scott McElroy, Directed and Camera by Ken Amarit, Written by Jim Babb.
Art Direction by Glen Czaplewski.
Starring Scott McElroy, Glen Czaplewski, Jim Babb. Sound and Music by Scott McElroy

Energy Crisis 2012
Produced, Directed, Camera, Sound and Written by Richard Gann.
Music by Ethan Martucci. Starring Caroline Kert, Daniel E. Curtiss, Ethan Martucci.
Art by Dan Curtiss.

Winner Best Director
Winner Best Comedy
Winner Best Script
Tom’s Revenge
Produced, Directed by Brad Stabio. Written by Kirk Anderson and Jeff Kosloski,
Camera by Brook Aitken. Music by Michael O’Shea,
Starring Michael O’Shea, Jeff Kosloski. Kirk Anderson, Chris Gundy.

Shooting Star
Mechelle Lassiter, the actress who placed herself into the highest
number of films during the 24 hour Shoot Out period, was in 11 films.