Method Fest Independent Film Festival

Method Fest International Film Festival
Location Calabasas, California, U.S.
Language International
Website http://www.methodfest.com

Method Fest Independent Film Festival is an independent film festival that has currently held over 8 festivals. It is held in Calabasas, California and is dedicated to support the work of those who produce, make and work in independent film and to provide educational opportunities in independent filmmaking.[1]

1999

Best Feature: Mud Season; dir. Anthony Hall
John Garfield Award for Best Actor: (tie) Noble Willingham The Corndog Man Russ DeWees Mud Season
Geraldine Page Award for Best Actress: Linda Shing Mud Season
Best Director of a Feature Film: Richard Schenkman, Went to Coney Island on a Mission from God, Be Back By Five
Best Screenplay in a Feature: Richard Schenkman, Went to Coney Island on a Mission from God, Be Back By Five
Maverick Award for Quality in a Low-budget film: My Brother Jack; dir. Anthony Caldarella
Audience Award, Feature: Do You Wanna Dance
Best Actor, Feature Film: Noble Willingham The Corndog Man
Best Supporting Actor, Feature Film: George Woodard Mud Season
Best Supporting Actress in a Feature Film: Daphne Ashbrooke Dumbarton Bridge
Festival Director's Maverick Film Award: Kirk Harris My Sweet Killer Peter Gerety Went to Coney Island on a Mission from God, Be Back By Five
Jury Award for Best Short Film: The Lonelys; dir. Henry Barrial
Best Director, Short Film: J. Miller Tobin 4 AM Open All Night
Audience Award, Short Film: Creampuff; dir.Jared Seide
Best Actor in a Short Film: Matt Casada The Lonelys
Best Actress in a Short Film: Danna Hansen Every Night and Twice on Sundays
The Method Fest Lifetime Achievement Award: Maximillian Schell
The Method Fest Indie Supporter Award: Karen Black

2000

Best Feature: Stanley's Gig
John Garfield Award for Best Actor: (tie) Hill Harper The Visit
Geraldine Page Award for Best Actress: Robin Dearden Last Chance
Festival Director's Breakout Filmmaking Award: The Young Unknowns; dir. Catherine Jelski Trash; dir. Mark Anthony Galluzzo
Best Director, Feature Film: Bryan Cranston Last Chance
Best Screenplay, Feature Film: Post-Mortem Louis Belanger
Maverick Award for Quality in a Low-budget film: The Stonecutter; dir. Stephen Ericksen
Audience Award, Feature Film: The Visit
Audience Award, Short Film: Mutual Love Life
Best Supporting Actor, Feature Film: Brent Glenen Rollercoaster
Best Supporting Actress, Feature Film: Marla Gibbs The Visit
Best Short Film: Boundaries; dir. Greg Durbin
Best Director, Short Film: J. Miller Tobin 4 AM Open All Night
Best Actor in a Short Film: Allen Garfield Men Named Milo Women Named Greta
Best Actress in a Short Film: Tippi Hedren Mulligans!

2001

Best Feature: I'll Wave Back; dir. Jefferson Davis[2]
Best Short Film Egg; dir. Jacques Thelemaque
Best Actress: Romy Rosemont in I'll Wave Back
Best Supporting Actor: Matthew Faber in Hard Luck
Best Supporting Actress: Rusty Schwimmer in I'll Wave Back
Breakout Acting Award: D.W. Warren in Lansdown
Maverick Actor Award: Jon Jacobs in Hard Luck
Best Director I'll Wave Back; dir. Jefferson Davis
Best Screenplay Finder's Fee; Jeff Probst
Maverick Film Award: (tie) Falling Like This; dir. Dani Minnick Hard Luck; dir. Jack Rubio
Festival Director's Breakout Filmmaking Award (tie) The Restless Falling Like This
Festival Director's Award for Excellence in Acting Kirk Harris (Hard Luck) Irina Bjorklund (The Restless)
Lifetime Achievement Award James Earl Jones

2002

Best Feature: Sunday; dir. Charles McDougall[3]
Best Short Film 5 Minutes; dir. Larry Pennell
Best Actress in a Short: Falsehood (film) Anne Welles
Best Actress in a Feature: Walk Backwards Laurie Baranyay
Best Supporting Actress: Suspended Lin Shaye
Best Director (feature) Sunday; dir. Charles McDougall
Best Writer/Director Falsehood (film) Kenneth Lui
Best Student Film Falsehood (film); dir. Kenneth Lui
Festival Director's Breakout Filmmaking Award (tie) Killer Me Zachary Hansen
Audience Award Falsehood (film); dir. Kenneth Lui
Lifetime Achievement Award Rod Steiger

References

  1. Los Angeles Times
  2. "Methodfest 2001'". imdb. Retrieved 2012-01-17.
  3. "Methodfest 2002'". imdb. Retrieved 2012-01-17.


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