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Horror Fest
On 6 November the HorrorFest held their main event, the screening of their Short Film competition.
According the Paul Blom & Sonja Ruppersberg organizers of the Horror fest, the level of movies entered into the competition was top quality & made it difficult for the judges to decide on the winners.



The main prize for the HorroFest was sponsored by Visual Impact. The winning team received a one week free HDV camera rental with lighting plus a Macbook pro with FCP to do their editing.
After the screening of the Local & International short films the winners were announced & they are as follows:
Donker Herfs (Best S.A. Short)
Eviscerate (Best Title Sequence / Best Cinematography)
Cain (Best Make-Up & Visual FX)
On The Verge Of Blood (Best Homage)
S.A. HORRORFEST organizers Paul Blom & Sonja Ruppersberg
Photos by Robin Ogden.
Local & international Winners:
Local:
DONKER HERFS:
Best South African Short
(Dir: Donnie Conradie)
MUTI:
Best Runner Up
(Dir: Marthinus Lamprecht)
CAIN:
Best Runner Up
(Dir: Howard Fyvie)
MAKING A MAN:
Best Experimental / Innovative Short
(Dir: Garreth Fradgley)
SEETHE
Best Ensemble Cast
(Dir. Riaz Solker)
MAKING A MAN:
Best Sound Design
(Dir: Garreth Fradgley)
MUTI:
Best Screenplay
(Dir: Marthinus Lamprecht)
EVISCERATE:
Best Cinematography
(Dir: Marnus Tredoux)
EVISCERATE:
Best Title Sequence
(Dir: Marnus Tredoux)
CAIN:
Best Make-Up & Visual FX
(Dir: Howard Fyvie)
ON THE VERGE OF BLOOD:
Best Genre Homage
(Dir: Ronnie Belcher)
THE LAMBDA CHILD:
Best Trailer
(Dir: Michael Matthews)
International Shorts
VADATA:
Best International Short
(Dir: Manuel Lebelt)
THE FACTS IN THE CASE OF MISTER HOLLOW:
Best Animated Short
(Dirs: Rodrigo Gudiňo & Vincent Marcone)
ISIS – Holy Tears:
Best Music Video
(Dir: Dominic Hailstone)
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY:
Best Cinematography
(Dir: John Faust)
DEAD BONES:
Best Post-Production
(Dir: Olivier Beguin)
THE AUBURN HILLS BREAKDOWN:
Best Homage/Spoof
(Dir: Geoff Redknap)
SNIP:
Best Special FX
(Dir: Julien Zenier)
WRETCHED:
Best Male/Female Ensemble Leads
(Dirs: Heidi Martinuzzi & Leslie Delano)
FOET:
Best Adaptation
(Dir: Ian Fischer)