Cine Gear Expo to Award Pioneering Women in Cinematography, Carl Zeiss and Film Competition

Published: 29 May 2018

Cine Gear Expo to Award Pioneering Women in Cinematography, Carl Zeiss and Film Competition

At this year’s premier industry event, Cine Gear Expo will recognize individuals and manufacturers who have performed outstanding service and made significant contributions to advancing the arts and crafts of filmmaking at its Reception and VIP Awards Ceremony on June 1, 2018. Held at the Paramount Theater and Paseo Grounds, honors will be presented for Technical Lifetime Achievement, Film Festival Competition winners, and a special tribute to six filmmakers who are helping to change the face of cinematography.

Highlighting the occasion will be the Pioneering Women in Cinematography Award. “This year,” says Juliane Grosso, CEO and partner of Cine Gear Expo, “Cine Gear is pleased to honor six women who have literally broken the glass ceiling as cinematographers. It is our hope that by shining a light on trailblazers Ellen Kuras, Reed Morano, Nancy Schreiber, Amy Vincent, Mandy Walker and Cynthia Pusheck, all members of the American Society of Cinematographers, we are also able to lend encouragement to all women who work behind-the-lens.”

This year’s Cine Gear Technical Achievement Lifetime Award will go to Carl Zeiss SBE. Zeiss’s dedication to innovation in the cinema lens world has earned multiple Science and Engineering Academy Awards. On hand to receive the Cine Gear Award will be Joerg Schmitz – ZEISS Vice President Consumer Productions Division and Michael Schiehlen, ZEISS Senior Director Consumer Productions Division.

Awards will also be given out for the Film Competition held on Thursday, May 31. Winners will receive top filmmaking tools, including: cameras, lighting, accessories, and support—thanks to the generous donations of Film Series sponsors.

Finalists in the Independent Short Film category (screening noon to 1:45pm) include:

Demon: Caleb Slain, Director

Monday: Dinh Thai, Director

Neutral: Nathan Barnatt Director

Seed: Nelson Lee, Director

All The Marbles: Michael Swingler, Director

Trust No One: Simon Kassianides, Director

Commercials/Music Video finalists (shown 2:15pm - 2:45pm) are:

Man in Tie Dye: Dakota Adney, Director

JBL-Sound of the Heart: Julian Acosta, Director

Hundred Handed “Vibe”: John Perry, Director

Slowly-Son Lux: Alex Cook, Director

Juan Hoerni feat Terry Dexter “Say It”: Chris Etheredge Director

PvP: Sam KJ, Director

Red Rover, Semler (Official Music Video): Irina Nichita, Director

Only In My Dreams-The Marías: Ian Lipton, Director

Student Short Finalists (screening 3:15pm - 5:25pm) include

Night Call: Amanda Renee Knox, Director

It’s Just A Gun: Brian Robau, Director

Pitter Patter Goes My Heart: Christoph Rainer, Director

Sauna: Charlie Polinger, Director

The Chocolate Soldier: Jackson Smith, Director

Tabula Rasa: Rosita Lama Muvdi, Director

Can’t Take My Eyes Off You: Gabriele Fabbro, Director

Tomislav Dnevnik (Tomislav’s Diary): Wie-Tai Liu, Director

Excuse Me, I’m Looking for the Ping-Pong Room and My Girlfriend: Bernhard Wenger, Director

Screening tickets may be purchased individually or via a Film Series Pass:

http://www.cinegearexpo.com/la-expo-passes-and-tickets

For additional information, directions, and Free Cine Gear registration open until Midnight PDT on May 26, 2017, visit www.cinegearexpo.com

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