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CINE
GOLDEN EAGLE AWARD STRUCTURE
The award recognizes the best of the best in 3 divisions:
broadcast, non-broadcast and pre-professional. The winners of these
awards are chosen from among the CINE Special Jury Award winners.
This is an opportunity to have your production recognized
in the industry for its excellence — as well as possibly being
judged as one of the Best-of-the-Best!
CINE Masters Series Award and Award of Excellence
winners are announced and presented with trophies at the annual
CINE Golden Eagle Awards Event.
2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001
Broadcast
Division
WINNER: Secret Killers of Monterey Bay
Moana Productions, Inc.
Honolulu, HI
WINNER: In
Memoriam: New York City, 9/11/01
Home Box Office
Los Angeles, CA
Non-Broadcast Division
WINNER: Proud to be Verizon
Wetherell & Associates, Inc.
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY
Pre-Professional Division
WINNER: Left Behind
Christof Putzel
Washington, DC
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Christof
Putzel, winner of CINE Special Jury
Award and CINE Award of Excellence for
Pre-Professional and Student films for
his film titled "Left Behind".
In addition to his trophy, Mr. Putzel won
a $1000 product grant from Eastman Kodak,
an invitation to the Cannes Film Festival,
and a $500 processing grant from Continental
Film Labs. |
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Dean
Wetherell (with trophy), and his production
team accepted the CINE Masters Series Award
for "Proud to Be Verizon," the
top Non-Broadcast film of 2002. This award
included a $12,500 grant for post-production
services from Henninger Media Services. |
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Sheila
Nevins of HBO (left) accepted
the CINE Masters Series Award for "In
Memoriam, New York City 9/11/01," which
tied for the top Broadcast film of 2002.
This award included a $12,500 grant for
post-production services from Henninger
Media Services.
This
award was shared with "Secret Killers
of Monterey Bay", which was produced
by Grace and Paul Atkins of Moana Productions. |
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