It was a close race with the top three films only separated by a single vote, and for the first time, we have a tie for first place.
The winners of the February DVXfest are:
Luper
Submitted by user John Hudson and ExFilms
http://outlandpictures.com/movies/Luper.mov
AND
The Morning After *[Adult Content]
Submitted by user antOmic
http://homepage.mac.com/antomic/.Movies/morningafterdvxfeb.mov
Congratulations to John, ExFilms, antOmic, and all of the filmmakers who submitted films. The spread of votes just demonstrates how good all the films were for February.
The winners will each have their choice of one of the following prizes and both films are eligible for the Best of DVXfest 2005. Since Luper was in first place for most of the voting, John and Exfilms will get to pick their prize first.
Magic Bullet for Editors Software
That elusive film look is within your grasp with Magic Bullet for editors.
Box of Panasonic MQ Tapes
The best tapes for your DVX.
Courtesy of Panasonic USA and Jan Crittenden, DVX100 Product Manager. What can you say about Panasonic? They came up with a groundbreaking camera that's allowed indie filmmakers and video producers to achieve an unprecedented level of quality at a reasonable price. If you haven't purchased your camera yet, make sure you get a genuine Panasonic USA DVX100. Thanks Jan.
http://www.panasonic.com/flash.html
The DVX Book and DVD by Barry Green -- The ultimate accessory for your camera.
http://www.dvxuser.com/articles/dvxbook/
COMING UP...
March -- March is an open topic month--all the normal rules apply. BUT, there *is* a required object--A vinyl record. It can an LP or a 45, but it must be a record and it must appear in the film. No CD's!
July -- July is DVXfest: The Zombie Edition. We'll be accepting films made from January to July 2005 that feature the undead. All other rules apply.
