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New Creators Film Awards – July EDITION – Winners

New Creators is an international bimonthly online competition which celebrates creativity and aims to highlight the creators of tomorrow. We are committed to supporting the creative community by bringing a curated environment for discovering and showcasing new film talents.
byINDIEWRAP
July 2, 2022
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Founded by a group of creatives, New Creators was born out of an enthusiasm for creativity and a passion for discovering new inspirations and rising talented artists.
Online by design, New Creators is dedicated to bring people together and allow worldwide creators of any form of contents to take part of the competition.
Every two months, the jury – a panel of creative talents from around the globe – award the best creative works.

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

Best Narrative Feature
Joe Haladin: The Case of the Missing Sister

Best Narrative Short
11:11

Best Student Film
Da Capo – The Town of Music

Best Experimental Film
Expanded Coexistence

Best Animation Film
Thinking of You

Best Drama Film
North of the night

Best Thriller Film
MeleRosse (Red Apples)

Best Horror Film
CHEST

Best Sci-Fi Film
Tales from Eden: Prophet

Best Romance Film
Rory Home

Best Documentary Film
Ora

Best Music Video
Freaky

Best Director (Feature)
Chandler Balli – SECT

Best Director (Short)
C. Blake Evernden – Rationale

Best First Time Director
Dylan Grey Martin – Eddie.

Best Screenplay (Short)
Jennifer Preston – MILO

Best Actress
Greer Sinclair – L’Étranger

Best Supporting Actress
Aurelie Dufourg – North of the night

Best Actor
Brandon C. Thomas – Reggie and June

Best Supporting Actor
Tobyus Green – BabyGirl

Best Producer
Chris Dabney, LaToya & Eric Fowler, Isaac Bradley, Zeus Benitez – BabyGirl

Best Cinematography
Federico Galiazzo – 11:11

Best Editor
Jake Francis – MILO

Best Original Music
Jordan Paul Rousseau – THEYSUCK

Best Costume & Production Design
Joseann Tejeda and Demauni Sankey – HAIKU: The Story of a Wilting Trillium

Best Unproduced Script (Short)
Benjamin King – No Respect

Best Unproduced Script (Feature)
Robert Kouba – Hybrids

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New Creators is an international bimonthly online competition which celebrates creativity and aims to highlight the creators of tomorrow. We are committed to supporting the creative community by bringing a curated environment for discovering and showcasing new film talents.

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