Brighton Film School Award
This will go to the most promising film. The prize, donated by Head of the Brighton Film School, Franz von Habsburg, is a place on their 3-week summer course and will be awarded to the director.

Awarded to Lucia Yandoli for The Performance

Best Film
Apple have donated a video iPod as prize for the director of the best film.

Awarded to Michael Axelgaard for The Uncertainty Principle

Best Actor (Male or Female)

Awarded jointly to Timm Lau and Antonia Reed for I Like To Stand In Fields And Scream (dir. Amy Maher)

Best Cinematography

Awarded to Michael Axelgaard for The Uncertainty Principle (dir. Michael Axelgaard)

Best Sound

Awarded to Meg Blight and Vika Evdokimenko for Certainty (dir. Vika Evdokimenko)

Best Editing

Awarded to Rob Petit for BBTV (dir. Rob Petit)

Fopp vouchers and Borders' DVDs were awarded as prizes in the last four categories.