London Film Awards

The London Film Awards is an annual awards ceremony started in 2012,[1][2] recognising the work of independent film and brightest contemporary filmmakers/ screenwriters around the world. The festival honours films and screenplays from over 70 countries around the world, the London Film Awards features over 20 competition categories including Feature Films, Short Films, Documentaries, Student Films, Animation, Television Advertisements, Music Videos, and a screenwriting competition.[3]

London Film Awards
StatusActive
Genrefilm awards ceremony
Date(s)December 15
FrequencyAnnually
Location(s)London
CountryUK

The Grand Prize Winners of each official competition category, as determined by an Official Jury, receive the Gold Lion Award. Additionally, the London Film Awards offers various Special Achievement Awards for 'standout' productions.[4][5][6][7][8][9][10]

2017 London Film Award Winners

Grand Jury Prize - The Activists: War, Peace, and Politics in the Streets directed by Melody Shemtov

Special Jury Prize - Cotton Wool directed by Nicholas Connor

Best Experimental Film - Sirocco: Prophecy of Wind directed by John Taschner

Best Animated Film - Ghost Beats directed by Brent Barson

Best Screenplay - An Old Man of the Hills, and the Schoolmaster's Story directed by Harry Pearson

Best British Film - Our Little Haven directed by Ben Rider

Competition categories
  • Narrative Feature
  • Narrative Short (under 40 minutes)
  • Documentary Feature
  • Documentary Short (under 40 minutes)
  • Animated Film
  • Experimental Film
  • Film Directing
  • First-Time Director
  • Student Film
  • Web Video
  • Television Commercial
  • Music Video
  • Television Pilot
  • British Film
  • Screenplay: Feature Screenplay
  • Screenplay: Short Screenplay
  • Screenplay: Stage Plays
  • Screenplay: First-Time Screenwriter
  • Screenplay: Television Pilot
  • Acting / Performance: Actor
  • Acting / Performance: Actress
  • Acting / Performance: Supporting Actor
  • Acting / Performance: Supporting Actress[11][12]

References
  1. "London Film Awards (2012)".
  2. "London Film Awards - London Film Festival - London Screenplay Contest". londonfilmawards.com.
  3. "Winners". londonfilmawards.com.
  4. "London Film Awards (2016)".
  5. https://news.yahoo.com/2012-london-film-awards-announces-winners-080838090.html
  6. "Irish Writer Wins At London Film Awards - The Irish Film & Television Network". www.iftn.ie.
  7. "Haowei Hu's Seasons Wins at London Film Awards -". 21 December 2012.
  8. "home - Rochelle Stevens". Rochelle Stevens.
  9. "TV Balla". TV Balla.
  10. "Media Coverage". londonfilmawards.com.
  11. "Shoot Me Nicely". 1 January 2000 – via IMDb.
  12. "London Film Awards". FilmFreeway.
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