Winning fools!

On 04.01.07, In News, by rhernandez

No harm of course, but, it is April 1st. First, I must say thank you to all of you who entered the contest. There were more than 100 entries. I didn't want to do the old, FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, etc. So, when I was looking at the entries I quickly noticed that each project [...]

No harm of course, but, it is April 1st. First, I must say thank you to all of you who entered the contest. There were more than 100 entries. I didn't want to do the old, FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, etc. So, when I was looking at the entries I quickly noticed that each project had a very unique quality. I gave each of these winning entries a title. This is not to take away from the overall excellence of the winning projects. This was a great experience for me to see all the great work being produced right now. I hope you find the same amount of inspiration as I did from these projects. [Note to winners: please send an email to contest@multimediashooter.com with the address you want your prize sent to, tnxs] _________________________________________

BEST INDIE FILM APPROACH 

Chad Stevens/Buffalo Creek

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BEST PHOTOGRAPHY 

Scott Lewis/Arm Wrestling

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BEST USE OF SLIDESHOW PRO 

 Brent Foster/East Side Blues

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MOST INNOVATIVE APPROACH 

Susanna Frohman/The Shape of Life 

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LAUGHED MY ASS OFF! 

Patrick Yen/fakemustaches.org be sure to click  the video link in the upper left.

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SHORTEST SOUNDSLIDES EVER! 

David Duncan/B52 

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BEST USE OF AUDIO NARRATIVE 

Craig Kohlruss/Cookseyville

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BEST USE OF VOX POPULI 

MFagans/Gym Dreams 

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BEST USE OF SOUNDSLIDES 

Andrew Dolph/On Wrestling 

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 BEST AUDIO/PHOTO EDIT

Kari Collins/It's All Relative 

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BEST DESIGNED/CHAPTERED SOUNDSLIDES 

Poh Si Teng,Matthew Raiche, Kirstina Sangsahachart, Justin Mott, Lauren Chin/Traversing Blindness

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[...] Remember the MMS contest?  Just a quick note to the 10 winners. Check your email, gifts were sent. Since I'm on a bit of a budget with the site, I opted for the above gift, versus paying the postage on all the hefty prizes. So forgive the false advertising. But hey something is better than nothing. Maybe I'll work on getting some ads, then I can spend the money on sending the prizes. P.S. If you entered and won and you live outside the US, your prize has been mailed. [...]

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