AWA Official Results: Guest Awards

[JCD]

I see, sorry for pushing you

Nice to know someone liked it and that I got one award after all, these are the most important things for me right now

[The Wired Knight]

Vlad G. Pohnert gives his
“Dramatic Excellence Award”
To Sean Thordsen of Wired Knight Productions
For his video “Shattered Dreams”
To the song “The Unforgiven” from Metallica
To footage from Berserk

Ian Roberts of Zettai Unmei Anime Studios
Gives his VAT Guest Award to
Sean Thordsen of Wired Knight Productions
For his video “Shinji’s Nightmare”
Set to the song “Heffalumps and Woozles” from “Winnie the Pooh”
To footage from Neon Genesis Evangelion

Wow, didn't expect both my videos to get an award. Not to mention from two of the AMV creators I respect the most. Thanks Guys.

I do kind of miss the title of "most disgruntled AMV creator" though, there's some nostalgic value to that.

[Kazz]

Amy Andrews, Gina Curtice, and Shawn Esplin of Studio Gaijin give their
Vat Guest Award
To Eric Parsons of Destination Skyline
For his video “The Last Transmission”
To the song “My Weakness” by Moby
To footage from Last Exile and Memories

At the presentation on Sunday, I thought they had given it to my Nature Trail to Hell video and called it the "Thanks for Stealing Our Panel" Award. Did they change it?

Hmmmm........ I'm just reading off the slip they turned in. They may have changed it once they saw that video had already recieved one.

Guys? Studio Gaijin? Any comment?

Sorry about that...I should have filled out another slip I guess. I'd feel bad taking it away from Eric even though he did get another from Daniel, but I did say that I wanted to give that award to Lee...

Since I assume we're only allowed 1 each, maybe you could just remove me from the one you have and put me alone on Lee's award? Just make sure you include Kazz and/or Studio Gaijin on it since no one would recognize my real name.

I'm sorry about the confusion...I just didn't think about videos outside of the contests until after we'd turned in the paper, but Lee's video is definitely worthy of an award. If we ever have an award to give again, we'll have to start thinking about it sometime *before* we have to give it...