Wavecrest Awards

The Wavecrest Awards

The Wavecrest Award is our unique trophy designed to honor the filmmaker or artist who excels in their category.

The original design is by San Jose CA sculptor Jeff Owen. A sleek plate of shining steel dances with a ribbon of hand cut metal filmstrip to become a one of a kind work of art that we are proud to have as our own.

The Wavecrest Award was unveiled at The 2010 Clearwater Film Festival. Created to honor the actor / writer / director, what the festival dubs a “triple threat filmmaker”. Wavecrests were awarded in thirteen categories.

2011 Wavecrest Awards

 
Best Triple Threat Filmmaker
Luke Matheny – God Of Love USA
 
Best Feature
New Year by Phil Borg CANADA
 
Best Short Film / Best Director
21 by Csaba Bene Perlenberg SWEDEN
 
Best Documentary Film
Chasing Water by Peter McBride USA
 
Best Animated Film
The Happets: In The Kingdom Of The Sun by Alex Colls SPAIN
 
Best Actor
Aaron Salgado – ashley lynn
 
Best Actress
Joanna Douglas -  New Year
 
Best Film Score/Soundtrack
Igor Stetsyuk – Sharfik
 

2010 Wavecrest Awards

 
Best Triple Threat Filmmaker
Neil Webb – Railed Up And Wrecked CANADA
 
Best Feature / Best Screenplay
Twenty Ten by Mark Alston & Byron Kaye AUSTRALIA
 
Best Short Film / Best International Film / Best Director
LASTRAIN by Tony Lopez & David Sanz SPAIN
 
Best Documentary Film
The Story Of Human Rights by Taron Lexton USA
 
Best Animated Film
Thembi’s Diary by Jisoo Kim USA
 
Best Actor
George Telfer – Innocent Crimes
 
Best Actress
Malerie Grady – Sissy
 
Best Film Score/Soundtrack
Sneakers & Soul
 
Best Supporting Actor
John Webb – Railed Up And Wrecked
 
Best Supporting Actress
Kate Layden – Innocent Crimes
 
 

Jeff Owen, Sculptor – In His Own Words
“I try to approach each sculpture without following a set pattern. My work begins with any idea. These ideas can begin with a found object or they can begin with no object. When I’m in my studio I may stumble and kick a few bits here and there — and they may just happen to throw into a pattern that sets me off, that sets off a vision of how I would create and finish. If only it all had that kind of accidental beauty to it. I want to be like a poet, with my sculpture, my paintings, my life. My sculptures unite shapes – organically manipulated objects and textures, merging energy, allowing my spirit to emerge. My sculpture is both negative and positive space, coexisting in one cohesive medium. The presence and substance of raw steel ignores the realm of the smelter and lives deeply, with emotion and a unique unknown clarity – deep within me. My sculptures are an existential part of me – brought to the surface for all to see. There is no deeper communication I can express.”

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