Western Australia Screen Culture Awards
The Western Australia Screen Culture Awards, also known as the WA Screen Culture Awards or WASCAs, acknowledge innovation and contributions in a wide range of screen-related artistic areas, where the work was created in Western Australia or by West Australians. The awards, launched in 2020, succeed a previous West Australian screen award series, and are presented annually.
Purpose[edit]
The awards recognize outstanding innovation, independent spirit and contributions in the areas of contemporary short, feature and documentary filmmaking, television, computer games, VR, AR, gallery-based moving image, installations, projections and other intersections with screen and moving image forms, created in Western Australia, or by West Australians.[1][2]
History[edit]
The awards were launched, by the producers of the Revelation Perth International Film Festival, under chairperson Richard Sowada, in 2020.[3] The promoters had support from the Australian and West Australian governments.[2] They represent a "reimagining" and expansion of the WA Screen Awards, which had been canceled in 2016. The award ceremony has taken place each year at the Luna Cinemas in Leederville.[4][5]
Trophies[edit]
The first-year trophy was a glass circle with an engraving. In 2021 filmmaker, screen industry advocate and previous WASCA winner, Ryan Hodgson, worked with Geographik, Squarepeg Home and Artcom Fabrication to create new trophies,[5] he stated[6]
I wanted to use a local, sustainable material for the trophy, and I settled on a Western Australian hardwood because timber can be fashioned into things of great beauty or practical, hardwearing things. That struck me as a good metaphorical fit for our local screen industry and its diverse and eclectic output.
Ceremonies[edit]
| Event | Date | Host |
|---|---|---|
| #1 | December 13, 2020 | Eloise Eftos - Comedian |
| #2 | December 5, 2021 | Dave Callan - Comedian |
| #3 | December 4, 2022 | Joe White - Comedian |
| #4 | November 26, 2023 | Ozzy Man (Ethan Marrell) - YouTube Personality |
Event format[edit]
The awards night is held annually in December, and the awards are presented by the Revelation International Film Festival, with the first year book-ending the festival when it had to move from its regular spot in July because of the Covid pandemic.[2][3]
Nominations and winners[edit]
Entry to the awards is, as of 2022, run through an external platform, File Freeway.[7] Entry generally opens in August and closes in October and is open to any project completed within the 12 months prior. The rules state that up to 5 projects will be nominated for each award.
Outstanding Contribution to the Industry[edit]
| YEAR | PRESENTED BY | NAME | AREA OF CONTRIBUTION |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | The West Australian | Clayton Jauncey | Production Design |
| 2021 | Komixx | Perry Sandow | Lighting Design |
| 2022 | Samantha Rowe MLC | Joan Peters | Legal |
Independent Spirit Award[edit]
| YEAR | PRESENTED BY | NAME | AREA OF CONTRIBUTION |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | Revelation Film Festival | Robert Woods | Director |
| 2021 | Revelation Film Festival | Johnny Ma | Studio |
| 2022 | Revelation Film Festival | Ingrid Van Den Berghe | Exhibition |
Innovation Awards[edit]
Winners are shown in yellow shading and bold type.
2020[8][9][edit]
| AWARD | PRESENTED BY | TITLE | PRODUCER/S |
|---|---|---|---|
| Narrative Feature Film | 100% Wolf | Alexia Gates-Foale, Francesca Hope, Barbara Stephen, Mayank Jhalani | |
| An Ideal Host | Tyler Jacob Jones, Robert Woods | ||
| I Met A Girl | Adam Dolman, Ryan Hodgson, Melissa Kelly | ||
| Feature Documentary/Non-Fiction | Laura’s Choice | Cathy Henkel, Ryan Hodgson, Melissa Kelly, Sam Lara | |
| The Beloved | Joseph London | ||
| Wild Butterfly | Shireen Narayanan | ||
| Short Film or Animation | Carmentis | Jaclyn Hewer | |
| Judas Collar | Brooke Tia Silcox | ||
| Yulubidyi – Until The End | Glen Stasiuk | ||
| Music Video | Break Thru | Dan Thom | |
| Leaving LA | Tee Ken Ng | ||
| Like The Stars | Johnny Ma | ||
| Game Design | First Contact | Ready Team One | |
| Virtual Reality, 360° or Augmented Reality | PAV | First Contact | Ready Team One |
| I Am Mother | Timothy White, Kelvin Munro, Michael Lloyd Green | ||
| Inside Earthship Freo | Kath Dooley | ||
| Moving Image and Installation Art | The Light of the Star We Are Seeing Right Now | Jennie Feyen | |
| Web Series or Online Content | KGB | Taryne Laffar | |
| Molly and Cara | Emilia Jolakoska | ||
| Normal Place | Tomás Ford |
2021[10][edit]
Commercial Content and Best Student Film categories were introduced this year.
| AWARD | PRESENTED BY | TITLE | PRODUCER/S |
|---|---|---|---|
| Narrative Feature Film | Edward and Isabella | Adam Morris | |
| Good For Nothing Blues | Elle Cahill | ||
| Feature Documentary/Non-Fiction | Girl Like You | Cody Greenwood | |
| Jaimen Hudson From Sky to Sea | Jodie De Barros | ||
| The Truth About Anxiety | Lisa Dupenois | ||
| Under the Volcano | Cody Greenwood | ||
| Short Film or Animation | AFTRS | Abiogenisis | Tania Chambers, Clint Logan |
| In Australia | Emilia Jolakoska | ||
| These Walls | Sophia Vertannes | ||
| Two Sands | Lauren Brunswick, David Kucha | ||
| While(Alive){} | Cody Cameron-Brown, Ziggy O'Reilly | ||
| Music Video | Johnny Ma Studios | Abiogenesis | Tania Chambers, Clint Logan |
| Break Loose | Priscilla-Anne Jacob | ||
| Hypnotized | Tee Ken Ng | ||
| Structural | Tania Chambers, Clint Logan | ||
| The Wild Geese | Tania Chambers | ||
| Game Design | Dementia Training Australia | Viewport XR | |
| Tactical Response | Ready Team One | ||
| Virtual Reality, 360° or Augmented Reality | PAV | Dementia Training Australia | Viewport XR |
| Fleeting | Stephanie Senior | ||
| Reflections of Iwanoff | Justin McArdle, Stuart Harrison | ||
| Virtual Whadjuk | Alice Wolfe | ||
| Moving Image and Installation Art | Abiogenesis | Tania Chambers, Clint Logan | |
| Alluvium | Erin Coates | ||
| Leaving LA Exhibition | Aidan O'Bryan | ||
| Structural | Tania Chambers, Clint Logan | ||
| The Separation | Richard Eames | ||
| Web Series or Online Content | Hug The Sun | Max Miller, Aaron McCann | |
| Iggy and Ace | Hannah Ngo | ||
| In Their Footprints | Glen Strindberg | ||
| Real Life Outback Adventures | Glen Strindberg | ||
| Student Film | Linger | Justine Hinz | |
| Flamingo | Sarah Williams | ||
| Painting By Numbers | Matt Hearn, Jay Jay Jegathesan | ||
| Piano | Alicia Fahnesa | ||
| Commercial Content | Austin XR | Viewport XR | |
| Dementia Training Australia | Viewport XR | ||
| Kaboodle Kitchen Visualiser | Viewport XR | ||
| Karrinyup – WA On Stage | Kate Downie | ||
| Stop the Coward Punch | Martin Wilson, Nicole Ferraro |
2022[edit]
This year, the Innovation in Narrative Feature Film category was split into two categories - over and under $1m (AUD) budget. The nominees and awards were:[5]
| AWARD | PRESTENTED BY | TITLE | PRODUCER/S |
|---|---|---|---|
| Narrative Feature Film under $1m | Bassendream | Tim Barretto, Melanie Filler | |
| Cherubhead | Sarah Legg | ||
| Painkiller | Morgan James Munro | ||
| Pieces | Nicole Ferraro, Ryan Hodgson | ||
| Thorns & Thistles At The End of The World | Aaron Kamp, Anthony Chila | ||
| Narrative Feature Film over $1m | City of Fremantle | Avarice | John V. Soto |
| How To Please A Woman | Judi Levine, Tania Chambers | ||
| Where All The Lights Tend To Go | Griff Furst, Josh Kessleman, Jamie Hilton, Robin Wright, | ||
| Feature Documentary / Non Fiction | Broadcast Gurus | Facing Monsters | Frank Chidiac, Susanne Morrison, Chris Veerhuis |
| Namarali | Tim Mummery | ||
| Shipwreck Hunters Australia | Brendan Hutchens | ||
| Stage Changers | Janelle Landers | ||
| Short Film / Animation | Freedom Swimmer | Brooke Silcox, Ron Dyens | |
| Match Made | Peter Williams | ||
| Hash Browns | Alzbeta Rekosh | ||
| Redzone | Joseph Wilkie | ||
| Survivors of Wadjemup | Glen Paul Stasiuk | ||
| Student Film | City of Vincent | Expiration Date | Bailey Hamilton |
| Letters | |||
| (Not So) Great Expectations | Dana Jolliffe | ||
| The Golden Rollers | Jennifer 'JP' Piper | ||
| Through Her Eyes | Jason Haji-Ali | ||
| Walk Run Strive | Sarah Williams | ||
| Commercial Content | PAV | Queens On The Edge | Emilia Jolakoska, Grady Habib |
| The View From Here | Emma Pegrum | ||
| Music Video | ANI – Anywhere Else | ||
| Drapht & WASO – Jimmy Recard | |||
| Drapht & WASO – Where Ya From | |||
| Inneka – Prof Strohl | |||
| The Hills – The Faim | |||
| Game Design | StemSmart | Lost & Hound | Brian Fairbanks |
| Isle of Trials: Curse of The Fire God | Ready Team One | ||
| Moving Image and Installation Art | City of Vincent | BUFF[ED] | Sioux Tempestt |
| Equal Opportunity To Be A Dictator | Danielle Marie Freakley | ||
| Making Dalison | Emma Pegrum | ||
| Women Inc | Jennie Feyen | ||
| Virtual Reality, 360° or Augmented Reality | XR:WA | A Quiet Day in the Hall | Christopher Young |
| Beyond The Milky Way | Jess Black | ||
| Galup VR Experience | Poppy van Oorde-Grainger | ||
| Isle of Trials: Curse of the Fire God | Ready Team One | ||
| MPA Skills – “Try a Trade” Program | Ben Dalhstrom, Andrea Conte | ||
| Web Series or Online Content | RevStream | Capturing The Fire | Samantha Marlowe, Frances Elliott |
| Making Dalison | Emma Pegrum | ||
| The View From Here | Emma Pegrum | ||
| Walking Man | Brendan Hutchens |
2023
| AWARD | PRESENTED BY | TITLE | PRODUCER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Narrative Feature Film with budget under $1m | Frank and Frank | ||
| Rampage Electra | |||
| Sweet Rhythm | |||
| Violett | |||
| Narrative Feature Film with budget over $1m | He Ain't Heavy | ||
| It Only Takes A Night | |||
| Feature Documentary / Non Fiction | Black Cockatoo Crisis | ||
| Dolphins: Is Our Love Too Deep? | |||
| The Last Song | |||
| Short Film / Animation | An Origin of Rape Culture | ||
| Bird Drone | |||
| Making Waves | |||
| Max Pam: The Freddie Incident | |||
| Tee Ken Ng | |||
| The Grey Line | |||
| Student Film | Student Film | ||
| Dare to Dream | |||
| Diary of Death | |||
| Injustice | |||
| Melody of Life | |||
| School Makes Me… | |||
| Tea’s Ready | |||
| Television | Claremont – A Killer Among Us | ||
| New Leash on Life | |||
| Ningaloo Nyinggulu | |||
| Music Video | Anna Schneider – Lyrebird | ||
| Booxkid – The Battle | |||
| Bad Weather – Flowers in Your Room | |||
| Moana – Kingdom and Temple | |||
| Studio Orange – Healthy Hygiene Behaviours | |||
| Game Design | Nekograms | ||
| Tactical Response: PVP, Apocalypse and Genesis | |||
| Commercial Content | 2023 Certified Organic Vintage – Voyager Estate, Margaret River | ||
| Kaleep | |||
| Raith Skateboards – World Record Attempt | |||
| Real Good Honey – Nothing to Hide | |||
| Wizard Pharmacy: Xmas Rap! | |||
| World Transplant Games 2023 | |||
| Moving Image and Installation | A Leap of Faith | ||
| LightWaves | |||
| Virtual Reality, 360° or Augmented Reality | Bidi Walbraaniny – Path to Healing | ||
| BoodjAR | |||
| Tactical Response: PVP, Apocalypse and Genesis | |||
| The Careful Project – Kiera Jas – Thoughts | |||
| Wiluna Martu Ranger VR – Protecting Culture and Country | |||
| Web Series or Online Content | Dr Russell’s World of Curiosities | ||
| Love Me Lex | |||
| Puntukurnu – Smoking Aware | |||
| Cool Mum |
Outstanding Achievement[edit]
Winners are highlighted with yellow shading and bold type.
2020[edit]
| AWARD | PRESENTED BY | NOMINEE | TITLE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Directing | The Backlot Perth | Miley Tunnecliffe | Calling |
| Alison James | Judas Collar | ||
| Cathy Henkel, Sam Lara | Laura’s Choice | ||
| Cinematography or Visualisation | Michael McDermott | Judas Collar | |
| Radheya Jegatheva | The Quiet | ||
| Ben Berkhout | Yulubidyi – Until The End | ||
| Writing | Alison James | Judas Collar | |
| Radheya Jegatheva, Jay Jay Jegathesan | The Quiet | ||
| Nathan Mewett, Curtis Taylor | Yulubidyi – Until The End | ||
| Performance | Antecedents | ||
| Carmentis | |||
| Yulubidyi – Until The End | |||
| Production Design | Shane Devries | 100% Wolf | |
| Emma Fletcher | Carmentis | ||
| Stephanie Davis | Yulubidyi – Until The End | ||
| Editing | Sandbox | Frances Elliott | Abduction |
| David Vincent Smith | I’m Not Hurting You | ||
| Lawrie Silvestrin | Judas Collar | ||
| Sound | Soundbyte | James Brock, Nick Gallagher, Talen Herzig | Abduction |
| Radheya Jegatheva | The Quiet | ||
| Tim Bott, Ben Morton | Yulubidyi – Until The End | ||
| Original Music | Josh Hogan | Below | |
| Ash Gibson-Greig | Everybody Gets Stabbed | ||
| Ben Morton, Mike Sukys | Yulubidyi – Until The End |
2021[edit]
| AWARD | PRESENTED BY | NOMINEE | TITLE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Directing | David Vincent Smith | Abiogenesis | |
| Miley Tunnecliffe | In Australia | ||
| Jacqueline Pelczar | Sparkles | ||
| Martin Wilson | Stop The Coward Punch | ||
| Renée Webster | Structural | ||
| Karla Hart | Tooly | ||
| Poppy van Oorde-Grainger | Two Sands | ||
| Cinematography or Visualisation | City of Fremantle | David Vincent Smith, Lewis Potts | Abiogenesis |
| Jim Frater | In Australia | ||
| Leighton De Barros | Jaime Hudson From Sky to Sea | ||
| Jim Frater | Stop The Coward Punch | ||
| Lewis Potts | Two Sands | ||
| Hugh Miller | Under the Volcano | ||
| Writing | Miley Tunnecliffe | In Australia | |
| Taihra Swaine | Peanut | ||
| Tina Fielding | Sparkles | ||
| Karla Hart | Tooly | ||
| Poppy van Oorde-Grainger and Kook Manuer | Two Sands | ||
| Performance | PAC Screen Workshops | Karin Kowi | In Australia |
| Joanna Tu | Peanut | ||
| Jay Jay Jegathesan | Soul Catcher | ||
| Emily Rose Brennan | Tent Girl | ||
| Garang John Deng | Two Sands | ||
| Design | Kate Separovich, Kate Anderson, Texx Montana | Evie | |
| Fading Numbers | |||
| Nina Gee | Hold Up | ||
| Emma Fletcher | Itch | ||
| Emma Vickery | Two Sands | ||
| Editing | Sandbox | Caitlan O’Connor | In Australia |
| Radheya Jegatheva | Painting By Numbers | ||
| Elaine Smith | Sparkles | ||
| Dominic Pearce | Two Sands | ||
| Sound | Soundbyte | Adrian Vinci and Josh Hogan | Girl Like You |
| Alexander Blocher, Ben Cowman, Ric Curtin, Morgan Dufour, Glenn Martin, Benjamin Morris, John Simpson, Lisa Simpson, Gavin Repton, Trevor Hope | Itch | ||
| Brad Habib and Shaun Sandosham | Murder on the Dancefloor | ||
| Steeve Body | Painting By Numbers | ||
| Nicholas Gallagher | Sparkles | ||
| Nick McKenzie, Josh Hogan & Ned Beckley | Two Sands | ||
| Original Music | Stephan Callan | In Australia | |
| ZĀN (Zain Awan) | These Walls | ||
| Piers Burbrook de Vere | Under The Volcano |
2022[11][edit]
2022 saw the introduction of a split in the Performance category into "Over 18" and "Under 18". The listings are:[5]
| AWARD | PRESENTED BY | NOMINEE | TITLE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Directing | The Backlot Perth | Renee Webster | How To Please A Woman |
| Dominic Pearce | Making Dalison | ||
| Martin Wilson | Pieces | ||
| Ella Wright | Stage Changers | ||
| Jennie Feyen | Touch | ||
| Luna Laure | Walking Man | ||
| Ben Young | Where All Light Tends To Go | ||
| Cinematography or Visualisation | Raz Rentals | Claire Leach | Choice |
| Rick Rifici | Facing Monsters | ||
| Lewis Potts | Mettle | ||
| Jim Frater | Pieces | ||
| Darren McCagh, Andre Rerekura | Shipwreck Hunters Australia | ||
| Christian Kennedy | Struggling Songlines | ||
| Writing | Ian Wilkes and Poppy van Oorde-Grainger with an oral history from Doolann-Leisha Eatts | Galup VR Experience | |
| Renee Webster | How To Please A Woman | ||
| Donna Hughes | Isolation in Lockdown | ||
| Peter Williams and Chantelle Naude | Match Made | ||
| Ian Wilkes and Poppy van Oorde-Grainger | Ngaluk Waangkiny | ||
| Performance Individual including voice | Hayley McElhinney | How To Please A Woman | |
| Peter Williams | Match Made | ||
| Alex Arco | Pieces | ||
| Megan Aspinall | Pieces | ||
| Monique Wilson | Pieces | ||
| Emma Booth | Where All Light Tends To Go | ||
| Della Rae Morrison | Wirnitj | ||
| Performance under 18 | The Ali Roberts Studio | Lauren Campbell | (Not So) Great Expectations |
| Saffron Bell | Choice | ||
| Allegra Teo | Pieces | ||
| Jasmine Lucas | Pieces | ||
| Tjiirdm McGuire | Wirnitj | ||
| Production Design (incl costume, set design, hair and make up) | Alzbeta Rekosh | Choice | |
| Emma Fletcher | How To Please A Woman | ||
| Christian Kennedy | Modern Clocks | ||
| Dennon Pike, Monique Wilson, Kristie Rowe, Tess Rowe, Shannon Murphy | Pieces | ||
| Nathan Stone + Stuart Campbell | Slasher Squad | ||
| Editing | Sandbox | Merlin Eden | How To Please A Woman |
| Lawrie Silvestrin | Pieces | ||
| John McGovarin | Redzone | ||
| Chris Trappe | Stage Changers | ||
| Frances Elliott | Walking Man | ||
| Sound | Soundbyte | Xoe Baird, Ric Curtin, Jeremy Ashton | Facing Monsters |
| Intentionally omitted names | Freedom Swimmer | ||
| Jason North, Ned Beckley, Josh Hogan, Lucy Torvaldsen | Shipwreck Hunters Australia | ||
| Jason North, Ned Beckley, Josh Hogan, Tom Allum | Walking Man | ||
| Ric Curtin, Xoe Baird, Les Fiddess, Terri Bellem | Where All Light Tends To Go | ||
| Original Music | RTRFM | Sean Tinnion | Laugh With Me |
| Marc Earley | Making Dalison | ||
| Oscar Millar | Immortal | ||
| Cameron Deyell | Namarali | ||
| Tim Count | Pieces | ||
| Mathew ‘Cheeky’ Cheetham | Walking Man | ||
| Adam Spark | Where All Light Tends To Go |
2023[12]
| AWARD | PRESENTED BY | NOMINEE | TITLE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Directing | Anthony Barwell | Claremont – A Killer Among Us | |
| David Vincent Smith | He Ain’t Heavy | ||
| Jessica Bailey | I’m Not a Nurse | ||
| Christian Horgan | Making Waves | ||
| Kaleb McKenna | Raising Thunder | ||
| Ella Wright | Tee Ken Ng | ||
| Cinematography or Visualisation | Radheya Jegatheva | Bird Drone | |
| Lewis Potts | He Ain’t Heavy | ||
| Damian Fasolo | I’m Not a Nurse | ||
| Christian Kennedy | Marlu Man | ||
| Rhys Jones | Tee Ken Ng | ||
| Writing | Clare Toonen | Bird Drone | |
| Lata Periakarpen | Good Fortune | ||
| David Vincent Smith | He Ain’t Heavy | ||
| Callan Durlik | It Only Takes A Night | ||
| Sanja Katich | Love Me Lex | ||
| Tim Winton, Peter Rees | Ningaloo Nyinggulu | ||
| Performance | Myles Pollard | Frank and Frank | |
| Greta Scacchi | He Ain’t Heavy | ||
| Sam Corlett | He Ain’t Heavy | ||
| Christine Ayo | I’m Not a Nurse | ||
| Ana Ika | It Only Takes A Night | ||
| Sarah Light | Love Me Lex | ||
| Performance Under 18s | Koko Kelemete | A Novel Christmas | |
| Chloe Brink | Raising Thunder | ||
| Valentina Blagojevic | Violett | ||
| Lauren Campbell | When Doves Fly | ||
| Production Design (incl. costume, set design, hair and makeup etc) | Casey Renzullo, Kayleigh Lux | A Novel Christmas | |
| Emma Fletcher | He Ain’t Heavy | ||
| Johnny Ma | It Only Takes A Night | ||
| Stephanie Davis | The Redemption | ||
| Helena Polley | Violett | ||
| Editing | Saxon Wright | Good Fortune | |
| Antony Webb | He Ain’t Heavy | ||
| Oliver Dear | Love Me Lex | ||
| David Vincent Smith | Tee Ken Ng | ||
| Scott Quayle | The Grey Line | ||
| Sound or Sound Design | Ben Morris, Kim Lord | Claremont: A Killer Among Us | |
| Ben Morton | I’m Not a Nurse | ||
| Nick Gallagher | It Only Takes A Night | ||
| Ric Curtin, Xoe Baird, Glenn Martin, Brett Stayt, Elizabeth Parer-Cook, Marcus Lorenz | Ningaloo Nyinggulu | ||
| Brad Habib, Holly Miller, Jake Isard, Tam Glover, Brendan Hill, James Brock | Raising Thunder | ||
| Original Music | Andrew James Bartlett | A Novel Christmas | |
| Nicholas Gardiner | An Origin of Rape Culture | ||
| Ben Morton | I’m Not a Nurse | ||
| Robert Woods | Raising Thunder | ||
| Steven J. Mihaljevich, Ben Chase | Violett |
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