The Brian Harris Comedy Trophy
HHMM won the award on December 7th after a tough battle with St Albans Club.
3rd place:
Borderline from HHMM
2nd:
The Long Wait by St Albans
and in 1st place:
8 Legged Latex from HHMM
(or what happens when gloves go wild!)
There is nothing like a good competition to encourage the best out of our members. It really concentrates the mind and can bring some unexpected results that inspire others.
OPEN COMPETITION 2011
1st 'Redbournbury Mill'
Steve Ballard
2nd 'Micro Generation'
Paul Welton
3rd 'Return to the Forties'
David Harrington
DOCUMENTARY 2011
1st 'RAF Halton'
Paul Welton
2nd 'Jim's Clamp'
Peter Austin
3rd 'Flint Knapping'
Peter Austin
4th 'Time Flies'
Alan Woolridge
OPEN COMPETITION 2010
1st 'What Happened in El Paso'
Magali Rage
2nd 'Wallywool'
Brian Harris
3rd 'Brickmakers'
Peter Austin
DOCUMENTARY 2010
1st 'Yellowstone'
Brian Harris
2nd 'West Country Holiday
- Trains, Boats & Planes'
Guy L
3rd 'Orchids at Kew Gardens'
Norman Rodgers
2009
HACCA'S BACK
In a packed hall on Saturday 28th November 2009 we proudly hosted the Hertfordshire Amateur Cine Club Association's Movie Making Competition. Entries came from Borehamwood, Potters Bar, St Albans and ourselves. The judges were Ken Martin, Aivar Kaulins and Brian Heard who between them gave positive feedback to all the films shown during the afternoon. They also had the unenviable task of picking a winner and two runners up.
It was fantastic to hear Brian Harris from Hemel chosen as the victor with his film 'Top Brass', a documentary following some of the members of a Watford band. In 2nd place was John Astin from Potters Bar with 'Meet me at St Pancras', an interesting look at the history of the London station and it's transformation into the Eurostar hub. Following in 3rd place was a short comedy from St Albans Club, 'The Long Wait', It certainly tickled the audience and even featured Brian Harris in the cast.
Ian
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