MOHAVE COUNTY – Audrey Gee and her short drama film Dear Starlings won the $500 grand prize at the Mohave Community College Bullhead City Student Arts Club’s 4th Annual Flash Film Festival.
The Flash Film Festival was created by the Arts Club to bring local video and filmmakers together, spark more interest in the craft and highlight video and filmmaking in northwestern Arizona. The festival continues to grow with each year as an increasing number of films are submitted by MCC students, staff and community members.
The winners of the festival categories are listed below, along with links to their winning flash films. First place finishers received $50 while second place received $25.
The Flash Film Festival was created by the Arts Club to bring local video and filmmakers together, spark more interest in the craft and highlight video and filmmaking in northwestern Arizona. Pictured is Audrey Gee’s winning film.
Best Drama & Grand Prize Winner
Dear Starlings by Audrey Gee
Best Horror
The Teleportation Machine by Luke Peterson
Best Comedy/Musical:
Yard Sale by Madz Walker
Best Action
The Duel by Luke Peterson
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Madz Walker took home the top prize in the Comedy/Musical category for her film Yard Sale.
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