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Fine Cut Prizes

Enter your film to "Fine Cut Festival of Films," for a chance to be one of the lucky finalists featured in one of the six-half-hour episodes on KCET in the Fall and one of the prize packages below.
 

Jack Larson Student Filmmaker of Southern California Award Winner:

  • Awarded the opportunity to be a part of the American Pavilion screening at the 74th annual Cannes International Film Festival in May of 2021, thanks to a partnership with The American Pavilion, the epicenter of American hospitality and communication at the world’s largest film market.
  • Final Draft 11
  • NewFilmmakers LA Student Membership 
  • Pair of tickets to the 2021 Spring KCET Cinema Series
  • More to be announced soon!

Narrative Winner:

  • $10,000 Keslow Camera Package Rental 
  • $1,000 Quixote Production Supplies Rental
  • Premiere Edition Movie Magic Scheduling 6
  • Final Draft 11
  • LightWave license 
  • NewFilmmakers LA Student Membership 
  • Pair of tickets to the 2021 Spring KCET Cinema Series
  • Industry Mentorship
  • More to be announced soon!

Documentary Winner: 

  • One day rental of DELTA6 heavy lifter drone with crew, equipment and a mobile launch vehicle, estimated at a $12,000 value.
  • $250 Greenvans rental
  • Premiere Edition Movie Magic Scheduling 6
  • Final Draft 11
  • LightWave license 
  • IDA student membership 
  • NewFilmmakers LA Student Membership 
  • Pair of tickets to the 2020 Spring KCET Cinema Series
  • Industry Mentorship
  • More to be announced soon!

Animation Winner: 

  • A gift of $1,000 from Autodesk
  • Zbrush Core
  • Wacom One 13"
  • LightWave license 
  • One year license Storyboard Pro
  • Final Draft 11
  • Premiere Edition Movie Magic Scheduling 6
  • NewFilmmakers LA Student Membership 
  • Pair of tickets to the 2021 Spring KCET Cinema Series
  • Industry Mentorship
  • More to be announced soon!

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