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February 21, 2005

      The BEA Festival of Media Arts Committee is pleased to announce winners in the 2005 competition. All entries were reviewed by a panel of professional judges and the entries have been pared down to the winners announced here. The Festival Awards Ceremony and Screening will take place on Friday, April 22nd in the Las Vegas Convention Center as part of the annual convention of the Broadcast Education Association. On that night, the best of the best from among this list of winners will receive their Best of the Festival: King Foundation Award. We hope to see you there. Thanks to the King Foundation and Avid for sponsoring the event. We also thank Price Hicks, our M.C. for the event. Congratulations to all the winners!

2005 BEA Festival of Media Arts
Competition Winners

 
Faculty Competitions
Student Competitions
 
  - Audio
- Interactive Multimedia
- News
- Scriptwriting
- Video
- Audio
- Interactive Multimedia
- News
- Scriptwriting
- Small & 2-Year Colleges
- Video
 
   
Faculty Audio Competition
Competition Chair: Troy Hunt, College of Eastern Utah

BEA Best of Festival/King Foundation Award Winner
Pamela Doyle, University of Alabama, “Catfish” Radio Documentary

Radio Documentary

Best of Competition: Terry Likes, Western Kentucky University, “Is No News Good News? When A TV Station Drops Local News”
Award of Excellence: Frank J. Hogan, Rowan University, “ Tobacco: Filtering Out the Truth”

Promo, PSA or Commercial

Best of Competition: Mark Seignious, Northwestern College, “ Distance Ed-Too Old”
Award of Excellence: Gordon C. Webb, Ithaca College, “Jukebox”

Student Audio Competition
Competition Chairs: Maryjo Adams Cochran, Sam Houston State University and Michael Taylor, Valdosta State University

BEA Best of Festival/King Foundation Award Winner
Baker Machado, Colorado State University
(For his overall accomplishments: 1st place Newscaster, 1st place DJ and 3rd place Commercials, PSAs & Promos
)
Educational

First Place: Tom Ortuso and Bob Badders, Rowan University, “Making the Team...The Hard Way”
Second Place: Kim Shipman and Kevin Fischer, Rowan University, “Childhood Memories: As Seen on TV”
Third Place: Christina Riffle, Marshall University, “The Fight For Right: Same-Gender Marriage”

Newscaster

First Place: Baker Machado, Marika Krause, Josh Huesby and John Holland, Colorado State University, “Picnic Rock Fire”
Second Place: Chad Danford, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, “Carolina Connection – Newscast”
Third Place: Aaron Leiker, Kansas State University, “Wildcat News at Nine & Semester in Review”

DJ

First Place: Baker Machado, Colorado State University, “DJ Aircheck”
Second Place: Erik Melander, Colorado State University, “DJ Aircheck”
Third Place: Paul Schillig, Kent State University, “The Paul Knight Show”

Sportscaster

First Place: Vince Payne, Marshall University, Sportscaster Compilation 2004
Second Place: Chad Anderson, University of Alabama, “UAB vs Alabama Women’s Basketball - 2nd Half”
Third Place: Tyler Krause, Colorado State University, “KCSU Sports”

Commercials / PSAs/ Promos

First Place: Kara Proehl, Southwestern Missouri State University, “Mud Lounge”
Second Place (Tie): Paul Schilling, Kent State University, “Teen Scene”
Second Place (Tie): Nicholas Corporon, Southwestern Missouri State University, “The Producers Spectacle Call”
Third Place: Baker Machado, Colorado State University, “KCSU Web”

Specialty Program

First Place: Jim Foerster, Southern Illinois University, “Poetic Moment In My Life”
Second Place: Braden Dick and John Holland, Colorado State University, “Beer & Pizza”
Third Place: Tim Johnson, Northwestern College, “Live From Nashville”

Comedy/Drama

First Place: James Wilcox, Southern Illinois University, “Big John’s Butchery”
Second Place: Justin Brandsma, Kara Proehl, and Christopher Farmer, Southwestern Missouri State University, “Doktor Von Schteppenslammer’s Time Machine”
Third Place: Michael Moore, Colorado State University, “Fireside Chats”

Faculty Interactive Multimedia Competition
Competition Chairs: Sandy Henry, Drake University and Vic Costello, Elon University

BEA Best of Festival/King Foundation Award Winner
Howard Goldbaum, University of Nevada, Reno, “Virtual Wroxton Abbey”

Educational

Best of Competition: Tom McHardy, James Madison University, “HDTV: New Creative Challenges”

Informational

Best of Competition: Steve Anderson, James Madison University, “James Madison University School of Media Arts & Design Website”
Award of Excellence: Richard Cawood, University of Cincinnati, “E-Media|Let the Journey Begin”

Solo Website

Award of Excellence: Howard Goldbaum, University of Nevada, Reno, “The Best Pizza in the World”

Student Interactive Multimedia Competition
Competition Chairs: Howard Goldbaum, University of Nevada – Reno and Scott Barnett, Sarah Lawrence College

BEA Best of Festival/King Foundation Award Winner
Greginald Lacy, California State University, Northridge, “Digital Profile”

Eastern Jurying

First Place: Jody Richardson-Kent, Bournemouth Media School, “Tribe Quest”
Second Place: Christina Handford, Staffordshire University, “The Green Scheme"
Third Place: Helen Jackson, Bournemouth Media School, “The God's Script”
Honorable Mention: Nicholas Williams, Bournemouth Media School, “Football4All”

Central Jurying

First Place: Greginald Lacy, California State University, Northridge, “Digital Profile”
Second Place: Oliver Dooley, Bournemouth Media School, “Story Maker”
Third Place: Victoria Avery, Bournemouth Media School, “Animate”
Honorable Mention: David Wilce, Trevor Summers, and Craig Dodd, Staffordshire University, “Cosmic Numbers”
Honorable Mention: Brian King, James Madison University, “Exit 245 Enhanced”

Western Jurying

First Place: Jeff Cooney, Ball State University, “Audio Interactive”
Second Place: Robin Marcus, James Madison University, “Naruto World”
Third Place: James Richardson, Florida State University (Tallahassee), “You Can Too! An Interactive Storybook”
Honorable Mention: Matthew Chwat, James Madison University, “Matthew Chwat - Interactive Portfolio”
Honorable Mention: Nick Pentz, Slippery Rock University, "BeaveRun Motorsports Complex"

European Jurying (Group Projects)

First Place: Jared Frisby (Group Project), BYU - Idaho College of Business and Communication, “Rixida Interactive DVD Yearbook”
Second Place: Evan Pike, University of Miami (FL), “A Students’ View of the Miami Presidential Debate”

Faculty News Competition
Competition Chairs: C.A. Tuggle, University of North Carolina, Radio Chair
Dale Edwards, University of North Carolina, Televison Chair

BEA Best of Festival/King Foundation Award Winner
(None Awarded)

 

Best of Competition: Ngoc Nguyen, California State University at Northridge, “Vietnamese Factory Workers
Award of Excellence: Pam Doyle, University of Alabama, “Same Sex Marriage Benefits to Children”
Award of Excellence: Kim Fox, Muskigum College, “Gathering Places”

Student News Competition
Competition Chairs: Dana Rosengard, University of Memphis, Television Chair
Tim Brown, University of Central Florida, Radio Chair


BEA Best of Festival/King Foundation Award Winner - Television
Joe Mott, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Compilation: "Horace Williams Airport" (Hard News), "Ganyard Farms" (Feature News) and News Anchoring

BEA Best of Festival/King Foundation Award Winner - Radio
Tom Murray, Arizona State University
Compilation:
"Piestwa Memorial" (Hard News) and "Singing TV Guys" (Feature News)

Student News Award Winners Come from the Following Schools:
Arizona State University
Eastern Illinois University
Elon University
Lyndon State College
Southern Utah University
University of Alabama
University of Central Florida
University of Montana
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of North Texas
University of Southern California

Faculty Scriptwriting Competition
Competition Chair: Bill Deering, University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point

1st Place and BEA Best of Festival/King Foundation Award Winner
Timothy Dee, Albany State University, “Twenty Lashes”

Award of Excellence
(First Place)

Timothy Dee, Albany State University, “Twenty Lashes”

Award of Excellence
(Second Place)

Fred Jones, Southeast Missouri State University, “Blue Stars”

Award of Excellence
(Third Place)

Emily D. Edwards, University of North Carolina-Greensboro, “The Scripture Cake”

Student Scriptwriting Competition
Competition Chair: Cynthia Savaglio, Ithaca College

BEA Best of Festival/King Foundation Award Winner
Davin Affrunti, San Francisco State University, “Full Circle”

Feature Film

First Place: Davin Affrunti, San Francisco State University, “Full Circle”
Second Place: John F. Cantu, Florida State University, “Letters to Andrea”
Third Place: Andrew McConnon and Gordon Saft, Princeton University, “Pet Project”

Feature Short

First Place: Danny Bourque, Trinity University, “Chthonia”
Second Place: Bret Eckhardt, Savannah College of Art & Design, “The Greening of Mr. Chip”
Third Place: Cory Byers, Southern Illinois University – Carbondale, “Father, Forgive Me”

Television Spec

First Place: Sheila Russell, Rachel Clifton, Ann Marie Matovina, Dan Zimmerman, and Dave Thompson, Purdue University Calumet, SMALLVILLE “Ajar”
Second Place (Tie): Kim Powers, Ithaca College, ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT “What is the Raspberry Stand?”
Second Place (Tie): Annette King, Aims Community College, STAR TREK ENTERPRISE “Road to Cardion”
Third Place: Marissa Lewis, Carrie McDonald, Charles Williams, and Justin Wright, Purdue University Calumet, THE SOPRANOS “Only the Beginning”

Small & 2 Year Colleges Competition
Competition Chair: Jonathan Ash, Doane College

BEA Best of Festival/King Foundation Award Winner
Justin Foust, Spring Arbor University (MI), “Deep”

Video

First Place: Justin Foust, Spring Arbor University (MI), “Deep”
Second Place (tie): Henry Chaplin, Elizabeth Smith, and Brooke Torrey, Berry College (GA), “Campus Carrier PSA”
Second Place (tie): Michael Debernardo and Joe Miller, Lyndon State College (VT), “Sugarer”
Third Place (tie): Kevin Keegan, Chattahoochee Technical College (GA), “Georgia Special Olympics”
Third Place (tie): Rebecca Morrow, Butler University (IN), “Home is Where I'll Be”
Third Place (tie): Jeremiah Dew, Bob Jones University (SC), “The Curious Savage”

Faculty Video Competition
Competition Chairs: Joe Hinshaw, James Madison University and Dennis Conway, Kean University

BEA Best of Festival/King Foundation Award Winner
Babak Sarrafan, San Jose State University, “Forever Now”

Special Technical Merit Award

Dale Carpenter, University of Arkansas, “City of Visitors”

Adjunct

Award of Excellence : Michael D. Calia, Quinnipiac University, “The School of Communications at Quinnipiac University”

Educational/
Instructional

Best of Competition: April Chabries, Brigham Young University, “From the Inside Out: Navajo Basket Weavers”
Award of Excellence: James Townley, Chattahoochee Technical College, “Georgia! Keep it Green and Clean”
Award of Excellence: Kevin Hager, Wichita State University, “Storm Team 12: Severe Weather Watch”
Award of Excellence: Brent Simonds, Illinois State University, “Balancing Learning Standards with Students’ Diverse Learning Needs”

Mixed

Best of Competition: Babak Sarrafan, San Jose State University, “Forever Now”
Award of Excellence: Ron Osgood, Indiana University, “And When I Dim the Light”

Commercial/PSA

Best of Competition: Ian Feinberg, Chattahoochee Technical College, “96 Rock”
Award of Excellence: Craig Schaefer, Loras College, “Loras College Image”

Narrative

Best of Competition: Andrew Quicke, Regent University, “SYN”

Documentary

Best of Competition: Dale Carpenter, University of Arkansas, “City of Visitors”
Award of Excellence: B. William Silcock & Michael K. Wong, Arizona State University, “Backstage at a Presidential Debate: The Press, The Pundits & The People”
Award of Excellence: Carvin Eison, SUNY Brockport, “July ’64”

Promotional

Best of Competition: James Townley, Chattahoochee Technical College, “Children’s Miracle Network: Jessica Jones Vignette”
Award of Excellence: John M. Woody, James Madison University, “School of Media Arts Promo”
Award of Excellence: Scott Hodgson, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, “Phillips Swager Associates: Recreation Center Profiles”

Student Video Competition
Competition Chairs: Jim Crandall, Aims Community College and Robert Mott, York College

BEA Best of Festival/King Foundation Award Winner
Simon Edelman & Jonathan Hayes, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, “Waiting for Time: The Lives of USP Marion”

Documentary

1st Place: Simon Edelman & Jonathan Hayes, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, "Waiting for Time: The Lives of USP Marion"
Second Place (Tie): Chuck Thornton, Kent State University, "Playing the Odds"
Second Place (Tie): Cory Byers & Brittany Dust, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, "Beacon of Hope: The Cross at the Crossroads"
Honorable Mention: Ariana Reguzzoni, University of California-Berkley, "Same Greens, New Genes"

Experimental

First Place: Ole Brereton, Indiana University, "Sign of the Times"
Second Place: Ben Bumgarner, Southwest Missouri State University, "Overcome"
Third Place: Sam Day, Ball State University, "Remember"

Instructional

First Place: Douglas Jessup & Joey Lopez, James Madison University, "A Reason to Hope"
Second Place: Andria Johnson, University of Northern Iowa, "Daniel Clasby"
Third Place: Lindsey Wohrer & Edvardo Regonesi, Sam Houston State University, "Food with Friends"

Promotional

First Place (Tie): Matthew Cyr, Lyndon State College, "Quit Smoking"
First Place (Tie): Robert Edwards, Ithaca College, "Studio Walk"
Second Place: University of Nebraska-Lincoln (Class Project, Tom Spann, Faculty Sponsor), "Habitat for Humanity"

Mixed

First Place: Art Wiesen, Southwest Missouri State University, "Mannequin"
Second Place: Ross Story, Southwest Missouri State University, "Sporky"
Third Place: Christine Amerman, Baylor University, "I Want to Live"

Narrative

First Place(Tie): Ong Kai Ching, Nanyang Technological University, "21 Inch"
First Place(Tie): Jason Ellis, Azusa Pacific University, "Table Manners"
Second Place: Chris & Maria Figueroas, Azusa Pacific University, "El Curandaro"
Honorable Mention: John Cantu, Florida State University, "The First Time"

Studio

First Place: Jon Schmidt & Hood Whidson, Pepperdine University, "The Robby Mooring Show"
Second Place: Daniel Heng, Nanyang Technological University, "Absolution"
Third Place: Chris Caccioppoli, Ithaca College, "30 Minutes"