Once again, the short films for the upcoming 2012 box[ur]shorts Film Festival competition will be judged by a sophisticated panel of industry professionals! Taking a closer look at the films in competition are actress Julie Dray, film critic Philip Martin, entertainment attorney Dennis Fredricks, 2011 festival winner Jen McGowan and two awesome audience groups. Having received a record number of short film submissions, deciding who comes out on top won't be a walk through the park for the jury... They will award our notorious Golden, Silver and Bronze box[ur]shorts trophies along with cash prizes as well as the Best Student Film Award, valued at $6,000.

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The jury for the 5th box[ur]shorts™ Film Festival competition is set! We welcome actress Nae, producer Cookie Carosella and last year's winner David Green on the panel along with two audience groups from the Poland and the USA. This marks the first year where the jury awards cash prizes to the winners of the festival along with the trophies and a generous in-kind student grant valued at $18,000.

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box[ur]shorts™ Film Festival is proud to name writer/director Shunji Iwai, Sony executive Stacey Kalish and film critic Erik Childress among the judges for the upcoming 4th film festival competition. The jury panel also includes Michael DelVecchio, last year's winner of the box[ur]shorts™ Audience Choice Award, and two audience groups from Switzerland and Indonesia.

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The 2008 box[ur]shorts™ Film Festival announced today its new panel of industry and audience judges. This year’s line up of judges includes Casino Royale director Martin Campbell, film critic Kit Bowen, Producer/Manager Shannon Riggs, up-and-coming filmmaker Robin Fuller and audience judges from Japan, Mexico and the US.

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box[ur]shorts™ Film Festival announced today its panel of audience and industry judges. This year’s line up of judges includes: CBS’ “Moonlight” actress Sophia Myles, writer/director Scott Prendergast, moviegoer “audience” teams in New York and Switzerland, industry critic Izumi Hasegawa, and the Golden box[ur]shorts™ winner, writer/director Kerrie Scher.

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