Student Visionary Award

2011 Tribeca Film Festival - Student Visionary Award WinnerEva - Working TitleDor FadlonEva, an aspiring actress, plays in a violent scene. It is only on the cab ride home the she realizes that she is still tangled up in the story and that maybe it was just too much. Once ...AmazonRoomsJoanna JurewiczAn immigrant maid at an airport hotel goes through the routine of erasing traces that guests have left behind.Amazon2011 Tribeca Film Festival - Student Visionary Award NomineesA Lost and Found Box of Human SensationMartin WallnerAmazonBraidChun-Yi HsiehAmazonBunnyRobert SnowAmazonCaretaker for the LordJane McAllisterAmazonEach Moment Is the UniverseBruce Thierry CheungAmazonEva - Working TitleDor FadlonAmazonNightlifeShandor GarrisonAmazonPaperEgill KristbjornssonAmazonStorm Up the SkyJon Kau...

2012 Tribeca Film Festival - Student Visionary Award WinnerAdirakeTati BarrantesAdirake searches for the white elephant his mother spoke of.Amazon2012 Tribeca Film Festival - Student Visionary Award NomineesStitchesAdiya Imri OrrAmazonA Falcon, a RevolutionMd Rezwan Al IslamAmazonAdirakeAndinh HaAmazonAngstLeón RechyAmazonDonkeyKeir BurrowsAmazonEvery Tuesday: A Portrait of the New Yorker CartoonistsRachel LoubeAmazonFinding BenjamanJohn WikstromAmazonFireworksVictor Hugo DuranAmazonGabiZoé Salicrup-JuncoAmazonPrimaMiguel LuisAmazonScreenshotCathal BurkeAmazonTime of the PlumsSezen KayhanAmazonUnmannedCasey Cooper JohnsonAmazonValleyLeif HuronAmazonWillowbrookRoss CohenAmazon

2013 Tribeca Film Festival - Student Visionary Award WinnerLife Doesn't Frighten MeStephen DunnInsecure thirteen year-old Esther Weary is on the brink of puberty and must come to terms with the realities of becoming a woman with her well-meaning grandpa and his pet pug.AmazonReporting on The Times: The New York Times and The HolocaustEmily L. HarroldInspired by Laurel Leff's award winning book Buried by The Times, this film explores how The New York Times handled reports of The Holocaust during World War II. It also explores why The ...Amazon2013 Tribeca Film Festival - Student Visionary Award NomineesDelicacyJason MannAmazonGrave GoodsLeslie TaiAmazonReporting on The Times: The New York Times and The HolocaustEmily L. HarroldAmazonWhen the Song DiesJamie ChambersAmazon

2014 Tribeca Film Festival - Student Visionary Award WinnerCycloidTomoki KurogiCYCLOID is an animation work representing a impermanence. I expressed the beauty of the changing times to draw a landscape animation by hand. I want to describe that accepting and enjoying the change would cause a full life.AmazonNasma's PigeonsNajwan AliAwkward 11-year-old Nasma's father has been killed. His pigeons are all she has left of him. At odds with her mother and the boy next door Nasma will unexpectedly come face-to-face with womanhood.Amazon2014 Tribeca Film Festival - Student Visionary Award NomineesAcetate DiaryRussell SheafferAmazonAppAlexander BermanAmazonCycloidTomoki KurogiAmazonFirstbornLeah TonicAmazonNocturnityAlexandra LiverisAmazonSweepstakesMark TumasAmazonThe Boy ScoutPatrick BrooksAmazo...

2015 Tribeca Film Festival - Student Visionary Award WinnerCatwalkNinja ThybergNine-year old Ella realizes the importance of fashion, and starts revolting against her childhood.AmazonKingdom of GarbageYasir KareemZahraa dreams of going to school. Instead she and her brother, Hassan, must scour a landfill site for valuable materials to provide for their poor family, competing against the other ...Amazon2015 Tribeca Film Festival - Student Visionary Award NomineesA Mighty Nice ManJonathan DeeAmazonBanditoEvan Ari KelmanAmazonBlitzFaraday OkoroAmazonKingdom of GarbageYasir KareemAmazonLast BaseAslak DanboltAmazonLet's Not PanicHeather JackAmazonRita Mahtoubian Is Not A TerroristRoja GashtiliAmazonStopReinaldo Marcus GreenAmazonThe ArrestYair AgmonAmazonWrappedRoman KälinAmazon

2016 Tribeca Film Festival - Student Visionary Award WinnerPing Pong CoachYi LiuFifteen-year-old Tsi-An has fallen in love with her ping pong coach, who happens to be her best friend's father. She asks for private lessons with the hope of getting close to him.Amazon2016 Tribeca Film Festival - Student Visionary Award NomineesCherokeeJem RankinAmazonGame NightJoel FendelmanAmazonJaharHenry HayesAmazonOne Good PitchParker HillAmazonOperatorBen HakimAmazonSemeleMyrsini AristidouAmazonThe Duke: Based on the Memoir 'I'm The Duke' by J.P. DukeMax BarbakowAmazon

2017 Tribeca Film Festival - Student Visionary Award WinnerFry DayLaura MossA coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of Ted Bundy's execution in 1989.AmazonFry DayLaura MossA coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of Ted Bundy's execution in 1989.AmazonSaltaJulia goes back to the pool and remembers that, sometimes, life challenges ourselves to keep going and make decisions.Amazon2017 Tribeca Film Festival - Student Visionary Award NomineesIron HandsJohnson ChengAmazon

2018 Tribeca Film Festival - Student Visionary Award WinnerThe Life of EstebanInès EshunEsteban, a future Olympic swimmer, has grown up with a single mother and doesn't know who his father is. As he searches for his identity in this poetic short film, he determines swimming is a metaphor for life itself.Amazon