2013 Festival Winners

 

Below are the results of the judging,  Many thanks again to all the entrants
as they worked hard to make it all happen.  Thanks as well to the faculty
advisors and, of course, to the North Easton Savings Banks for sponsoring
the annual competition.  We will be in touch for interviews to be aired on
local cable channels; and will create a compilation video of the finalists to be
sent around via a link emailed out to all on our list.  Have a great summer
and we look forward to next year’s competition.  BA
DOCUMENTARY
1. Pitbull: The American Hero…..Canton #2
2. STN Recap Video………………Canton
3. Writer’s Block…………………..Canton #1
4. Medical Marijuana………………Easton
5. Pax: the Festival of Gamers….Easton
6. Regn’l Robotics Competition…Easton #3
7. Black Knights…………………...Stoughton
8. Immigrant Experience………….Stoughton
9. Tap Out: Jiu-Jitsu Experience..Stoughton HM: Story  (Honorable Mention)DRAMA
10. Chase for Equality……….Canton #3
11. Baby Sitter………………..Easton HM: Acting
12. Crystal Clear………………Easton
13. Perfect Date (not)………..Easton
14. Taming of the Teen………Easton HM: Humour
15. Trapped…………………....Easton
16. Amazing Race……………Sharon
17. Useless…………………...Stoughton #2
18. See What is Next……….Stoughton
19. Frozen Tracks……………Franklin #1
MUSIC VIDEO
20. Enthusiast Music Video…..Canton
21. Lonely Super Hero………….Canton
22. Manimals………………….….Canton #3
23. Welcome Video CHS………Canton #1
24. Je T’aime Alors………………Stoughton #2
PSA
25. Threw Steriods in the Bin…………Easton
26. Have You Ever Felt………………..Sharon
27. Personal Training with Suitman..Sharon #2
28. Your Skin Is In (No Tanning)…….Sharon #3 and HM: On Camera Talent
29. Dangerous Driving…………………Stoughton #1 tie
30. Don’t Drink and Drive……………..Stoughton #1 tie

2013 Hockomock Film Festival Film/Video Workshop

Hockomock Film Festival Film/Video Workshop

A four week program from concept through completion. All costs are underwritten by Easton Community Access Television and the Hockomock Film Festival Committee. To reserve a space or to find out more information, contact workshop leader Kevin Friend: kevin@bcnproductions.com

The workshops are designed to bring students through the film/video production process concentrating on four aspects of production. The classes are highly interactive and very useful for serious film students looking to gain knowledge in the real world of video production. Importantly, this opportunity is only for filmmakers producing entries for the 2013 Hockomock Film Festival Competition.

Week one will cover project organization, script outline and script development and crew and actor preparation. Projects will be discussed individually in relation to project planning, equipment options, locations, and technical projections.

Week two will cover actual production including set up and preparation, camera work, actor interaction, shooting for the edit, and lighting.

Week three will be the edit to be held at BCN Productions at the Queset House where we will review edit set up, style, and discuss Avid, Premier, and Final Cut Pro.

Week four we will review distribution and formatting, bringing your project to market.

The workshop is taught by Kevin G. Friend, owner and director at BCN Productions and Executive Director of Golfing the World and The Mountain Report, and writer, producer, director, and editor for numerous documentaries, corporate presentations, and over 2000 live event productions.

Classes Saturday Morning at ECAT January 12, 26, February 9, 23.

Film Festival 2012 Winners

Hockomock Film Festival Awards Day 2012

Hockomock Film Festival Awards Day 2012

Drama
1. Brilliant (Easton)
2. The Sealing (Canton)
3. The Pulse (Easton)
A. Red Tuesday (Sharon) Honorable Mention: Cinematography
B. Cody Adams (Sharon) Honorable Mention: Editing and Cinematography
 
Documentary
1. Eli Whitney (Easton)
2. Skateboarding (Stoughton)
3. Pursuing a Dream (Sharon)
 
Music Video
1. Illusions (Foxboro)
2. I Keep Chasing You (Franklin)
3. The One That Got Away (Canton)
A. Ghost (Stoughton) Honorable Mention: Special Effects
 
PSA
1. Dance. Don’t Chance (Canton)
2. Professional Texting and Driving (Easton)
3. Anti Bullying (Canton)
 
Special Awards
A. Best Actress:  Stephanie Berenson (Sharon)
B. Achievement Award: Tony Simonetti (Sharon)

Filmmaking Workshop January 14

Easton Community Access Television, in partnership with the Hockomock Film Festival will be hosting the 2nd of 4 workshops for young aspiring filmmakers. The class will be held on Saturday January 14 from 10am – 1pm. Special guest instructor is Easton resident and media producer Kevin Friend of BCN Productions.

The class is open to all students of the Hockomock towns.

Cost of the class is $10. Class size is limited so RSVP to jason.daniels@eastoncat.org or call 508-230-7200 by January 12.

………………
January 14……..The Shoot
February 11…….Post Production
March 10………..Mastering for Distribution

2011 Hockomock Film Festival Winners

 

DOCUMENTARY

1. No Home to Call Their Own, Brian Wright (Easton)
2. Other. Conor Spilman (Franklin)
3. Project Opportunity Ryan Sullivan (Canton)

Honorable Mention Awards

Cinematography: Road Less Traveled Adam Karas (Easton)
Public Service Award: Mock Crash Anessa Roth, Alix Haase (Sharon)
Still Photography: I Am a Mom Tiffany Parsons (Stoughton)

DRAMA

1. Bonaparte Shane Butler (Easton)
2. The Sound Machine Brian Wright (Easton)
3. Exit Exam Tony Simonetti (Sharon)

Honorable Mention Awards

Sound: Paranorms Vitaliy Mityushin (Canton)
Cinematography: The Routine Paloma Parikh (Easton)
Choreography: The Pulse Joe Haederle (Easton)

MUSIC VIDEO

Tie: 1. Car Like This Daniel Corona (Easton)
Tie: 1. The Eco Project Daniel Sheehy (Canton)
2. Lava Tag Zach Levenson (Canton)

Honorable Mention Awards

Young Film Maker Award: Vermont Isabel Rijas (Easton)
Animation: Give ‘em Reality Brian Wright (Easton)
Town Pride: Black and Orange Kris Joyce et al. (Stoughton)

Welcome to the Hockomock Film Festival

Welcome to the web site of the Hockomock Film Festival (HFF), a film festival for towns of the Hockomock League. We started five years ago as the Easton Film Festival, but now we are expanding because of the explosive growth of amateur filmmaking everywhere. Our goal is to create a community of filmmakers who not only compete with each other, but also meet up at events and seminars to learn from each other.

To enter the HFF, films must be produced by residents of the following towns that comprise the Hockomock League: Canton, Easton, Foxborough, Franklin, Mansfield, Norfolk, N. Attleborough, Plainville, Sharon, Stoughton, Wrentham.

There are three categories: drama, documentary and music video.  Prizes are given out for each category on Awards Day, held each May or June at Stonehill College.