Paris Shorts – January Edition Winners

Paris Shorts

Paris Shorts was established by a collective of film lovers and creators based in Paris as a bimonthly online shorts competition dedicated to short filmmaking and independent artists.

Focusing on short films, the aim is to discover talented filmmakers from all over the world and help them promote their work by benefiting of Paris vibrant and creative renown.

A new edition just came to an end. The jury watched all the films and here are the winners:

BEST NARRATIVE SHORT
Old Friends and Other Days – Cameron Menzies
BEST DRAMA SHORT
Polished – Colleen Dodge
BEST COMEDY SHORT
Loves Me, Loves Me Not – Bret Koehler
BEST THRILLER SHORT
Double Zero – Pat Bradley
BEST HORROR SHORT
APOCALYPSE – Roberto Loiacono
BEST SCI-FI SHORT
Last and First Woman – Adnan Siddique
BEST FANTASY SHORT
JUNE – Dwayne Cameron
BEST ROMANCE SHORT
You – Nicole Eckenroad
BEST XPERIMENTAL SHORT
Woven Widows – Amanda Van Meter Burch
BEST STUDENT SHORT
8Teen – Shao Lin
BEST ANIMATION SHORT
Timmy’s Monster – Agnes Ho
BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT
Project Four Degrees – Ari Gootnick

BEST DIRECTOR
Chance Fuerstinger & April Matson – Here Is Where the Monsters Live
BEST FIRST TIME DIRECTOR
Cameron Menzies – Old Friends and Other Days
BEST SCREENPLAY
Kevin Hickey – Housewarming
BEST ACTRESS
Katharine Albuquerque – Masquerade
BEST ACTOR
Dwayne Cameron – JUNE
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Cristina Palermo – APOCALYPSE
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Alan Rocha – Masquerade
BEST PRODUCER
Dwayne Cameron and Sarah James – JUNE
BEST EDITOR
Aaron Carroll – While The Cat’s Away…
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Adnan Siddique – Last and First Woman
BEST SOUND DESIGN
Johann Meis – TALA’VISION
BEST ORIGINAL MUSIC
Tyler Grow – Timmy’s Monster
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Roberto Loiacono – APOCALYPSE
BEST COSTUME / PRODUCTION DESIGN
Cameron Menzies – Old Friends and Other Days
BEST UNPRODUCED SCRIPT
THE SICKEN – Danny Alex
About the festival

Paris Shorts was established by a collective of film lovers and creators based in Paris as a bimonthly online shorts competition dedicated to short filmmaking and independent artists.

Focusing on short films, our aim is to discover talented filmmakers and help them promote their work by benefiting of Paris vibrant and creative renown.

“Paris is a place where, for me, just walking down a street that I’ve never been down before is like going to a movie or something. Just wandering the city is entertainment.”
– Wes Anderson

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