The Women In Film Foundation (WIFF) is thrilled to announce the successful completion of its 23rd Annual Film Finishing Fund. This year, entries were reviewed by the wonderful team of WIFF, WIF Board volunteers and industry professionals. 10 finalists were ultimately chosen from a field of applicants from all over the world. This year, six feature documentaries were chosen. Winners include: Amanda Pope from Los Angeles, CA, for the documentary feature The Legend of Pancho Barnes; Lonnie Lardner from Thousand Oaks, CA, for the documentary feature Angel in the Hood; Heather Ross from Los Angeles, CA, for the documentary feature Girls on the Wall; Jessica Gerstle from New York, NY, for the documentary feature Travels with my Dad; Rebecca Schanberg from Chicago, IL , for the documentary feature Do No Harm; Roberta Grossman from Los Angeles, CA, for the documentary feature Blessed is the Match: The Life and Death of Hannah Senesh.
WOMEN IN FILM FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES ITS 23RD ANNUAL FILM FINISHING FUND RECIPIENTS |
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The PSA for the International Myeloma Foundation, which works to improve the quality of life for bone marrow cancer patients, won a 2008 Platinum Best In Show Aurora Award. The spot was directed by WIF Board Member and PSA Production Program Chair Bonnie Spence.
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