Cutting-edge productions from Griffith Film School are continuing to make an impact on the international stage, with several films taking out top honours at the World Media Festival in Hamburg.
The awards recognise content in all lengths and forms from around the world. Dedicated to television, film and online productions, they celebrate global trends and encourage the next generation of story-tellers and talent.
Three films made through LiveLab, Griffith University’s production studio, were recognised by the international jury.
A five-part web series, Twisted Fates, took out silver, and a quirky stop-motion film to promote Griffith’s musical theatre program won a gold award.
LiveLab’s Christmas film, A Gift for the Lonely Heart, took out a gold award and also won a special citation for productions that improve the lives of others.
International student Tabea Hannappel, who edited A Gift for the Lonely Heart while on exchange from the Internationale Filmschule Köln represented Griffith Film School at the awards ceremony in Hamburg,
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