- Method Fest Independent Film Festival
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Method Fest International Film Festival Location Calabasas, California, U.S. Language International Official website Method Fest Independent Film Festival is an independent film festival that has currently held over 8 festivals. It is held in Calabasas, California and is dedicated to support the work of those who produce, make and work in independent film and to provide educational opportunities in independent filmmaking.[1]
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Awards
1999
Best Feature: Mud Season Director: Anthony Hall John Garfield Award for Best Actor: (tie) Noble Willingham and The Corndog Man in Russ DeWees and Mud Season Geraldine Page Award for Best Actress: Linda Shing, in Mud Season Best Director of a Feature Film: Richard Schenkman, Went to Coney Island on a Mission from God, Be Back By Five Best Screenplay in a Feature: Richard Schenkman, Went to Coney Island on a Mission from God, Be Back By Five Maverick Award for Quality in a Low-budget film: My Brother Jack Director: Anthony Caldarella Audience Award, Feature: Do You Wanna Dance Best Actor, Feature Film: Noble Willingham in The Corndog Man Best Supporting Actor, Feature Film: George Woodard in Mud Season Best Supporting Actress in a Feature Film: Daphne Ashbrooke in Dumbarton Bridge Festival Director's Maverick Film Award: Back By Five Jury Award for Best Short Film: The Lonelys Director: Henry Barrial Best Director, Short Film: J. Miller Tobin in 4 AM Open All Night Audience Award, Short Film: Creampuff Director: Jared Seide Best Actor in a Short Film: Matt Casada in The Lonelys Best Actress in a Short Film: Danna Hansen in Every Night and Twice on Sundays The Method Fest Lifetime Achievement Award: Maximillian Schell The Method Fest Indie Supporter Award: Karen Black 2000
Best Feature: Stanley's Gig John Garfield Award for Best Actor: (tie) Hill Harper in The Visit Geraldine Page Award for Best Actress: Robin Dearden in Last Chance Festival Director's Breakout Filmmaking Award: The Young Unknowns; dir. Catherine Jelski Trash; dir. Mark Anthony Galluzzo Best Director, Feature Film: Bryan Cranston in Last Chance Best Screenplay, Feature Film: Post-Mortem, Screenplay by: Louis Belanger Maverick Award for Quality in a Low-budget film: The Stonecutter, director: Stephen Ericksen Audience Award, Feature Film: The Visit Audience Award, Short Film: Mutual Love Life Best Supporting Actor, Feature Film: Brent Glenen, Rollercoaster Best Supporting Actress, Feature Film: Marla Gibbs, The Visit Best Short Film: Boundaries, Director. Greg Durbin Best Director, Short Film: J. Miller Tobin in 4 AM Open All Night Best Actor in a Short Film: Allen Garfield, Men Named Milo Women Named Greta Best Actress in a Short Film: Tippy Hedren, Mulligans! References
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Categories:- Film festivals in the United States
- Festivals in California
- Film festival stubs
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