Dragon Con Independent Film Festival

For 2006, we hade an amazing selection of the very best short films from all over the world.  There were monstrous African birds, greedy time travelers, persecuted robots, depressed vampires, ninja store clerks, confused storm troopers, and dead mimes.

Short films for 2006

Alone and Inhuman The Analyst’s Goodbye And Now a Word from Our Sponsors Assumption Badgered Bananas Big Red Ball Bon Appetit The Call of Cthulhu Cannes Do Centsless Checkout Chingaso The Clown The Cobbler’s Daughter Crooked Mick of the Speewah The Curling Stones The Cacophone Danger Zone Devil’s Rose Dragon Earthly Things Faceless Fish Tales The Fishing Flypaper From Beyond Full Genesis Antipode Grace The Greatest Story of All Time Green Hazel’s Hips Helix Hombre Kabuki Hunted If I Had a Hammer

The Injured StormTrooper Just The Key The Mamtsotsi Bird The Masque of Ollock Mercury Inspection Microgravity Mime Massacre Miss Perfect Never Live Above a Psychic Newlybleds Nomad Now You See Me, Now You Don’t Oculus The Pit and the Pendulum Pitching Lucas Pulp Fiction Art: Cheap Thrills and Painted Nightmares Raven Gets a Life Reason Reign Of The Fallen The Resurrectionist Robots Are Blue Scentsory Design® Sound Of Slyness The Sparkle Lite Motel Surrogate Tell-Tale Art That’s My Baby Thumb Pow The Toll Uh-Oh: A Brief Encounter Uh Oh Betty The Urge Whore Witchwise The World Outside The Wright Stuff

 

Feature Films for 2006

• Dork of the Rings
• Forgiving The Franklins
• Gamers
• Lady Vengeance
• The Maid
• Strange Aeons, The Thing on the Doorstep

The Dragon*Con Independent Short Film Festival presented awards for first place (chosen from 3 finalists) in each of 12 categories: Animated Comedy, Animated Horror, Animated Fantasy, Comedy, Drama, Documentary, Fantasy, Horror, Horror Comedy, Parody, Science Fiction, Thriller.

Best Animated Short was chosen from the 1st place winners in the three animated categories.  Best Short Film was chosen from the 1st place winners in the nine live-action categories.  An Honorable Mention was given to the best film that, due to intense competition, did not place first in its category.

Additionally, a Peer Choice award was presented.  It was determined by the votes of the filmmakers.  Finally, filmmakers were asked to vote for a film by an attending filmmaker—that filmmaker received a cash prize to offset some of the cost of supporting the film.

• 2006 Film Festival Awards