RE:IMAGE Film Festival winners announced
Monday, April 26, 2010 at 12:57PM
James W. Parker receives the RE:IMAGE Award for Best Picture from Bishop John M. Smith.Following an exciting day of entertainment and inspiration, the winners were announced in the Diocese of Trenton’s inaugural RE:IMAGE Film Festival April 24 in Asbury Park’s Paramount Theater.
In the general competition category, the film “Drops of Hope” by James W. Parker received the Best Picture award. Laurie Collins’ music video “Choose Life” earned the Mission Excellence award and Sal Petrosino’s gripping drama “Crossroads” was chosen as the Viewer’s Choice winner.
Two additional films, “Stills of the Movement” by Shawn Kildea and Patty Wittenburg and “The RED” by Frank Lettieri, were given honorable mentions.
In the young adult competition, top honors went to Michelle Zelazny’s documentary “Be Somebody.” The creative end of the world drama “SEEDS” by Andrew Pearson was given the Mission Excellence award and audience members selected “Twilight News” by Bryan O’Connell as their favorite entry. O’Connell’s film also received an honorable mention in the judging.
A full report on the film festival, including photos and video from the event, will be available this week both at TrentonMonitor.com and in the April 29 edition of The Monitor.


