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Location	New Zealand
Founded	2004
Hosted by	Ant Timpson
Festival date	2020 (TBD)
Website	http://www.48hours.co.nz

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48Hours is a New Zealand film-making competition. It involves teams of various sizes competing to write, shoot, edit and score a short film, which must be between 1 and 5 minutes long (7 minutes before 2016), over a single 48-hour period. Developed from the US-based 48 Hour Film Project, which was run in Auckland in 2003, 48Hours has been running as a New Zealand-only event since 2004. with regional competitions organised in 8 cities around New Zealand: Auckland, Hamilton, Gisborne, Rotorua, Taranaki, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin.

The event was founded by Anthony "Ant" Timpson and is organised by Ness Patea and Ruth Korver. There is a launch event on Friday night of the shoot weekend, where each team is given a randomly selected genre. They are also given three compulsory elements which are common to all teams. These are a line of dialogue, a prop, a character, and since 2010, a "technical" element.

All creative work required to produce the film must be undertaken and completed within the 48 hours of the competition. This includes storylining, scriptwriting, filming, editing and audio mixing. Teams must deliver their finished film to the competition organisers by the Sunday evening to be eligible for prizes, although late deliveries will still be screened in the heats.

By 2011 the competition had grown to include more than 800 teams nationwide with at least 10,000 people believed to be involved.^{[citation needed]} In 2020, there was a free lockdown version of the competition which was run in level 4. There were 1208 films created over one weekend.

Compulsory elements

Every year teams are given a number of compulsory elements to help ensure that film has been wholly created on the shoot weekend. The elements include a character with a gender-neutral name, a character trait, a line of dialogue, a prop, and as of 2010, a technical shot. As well as these, teams are randomly allocated a genre for their film.^[1] 2017 saw the introduction of themes, different elements, and the ULTRA48 Challenge for teams that elect to do it for added difficulty.

Year	Character	Character trait	Line of dialogue	Prop	Technical shot	Shoot weekend	Refs.
2003	Gnarly Watson^{[note 1]}	Rock 'n' roll legend	"I didn't see that coming."	Torch	—		^[2]
2004	Jesse McCloud (Auckland)^{[note 2]}	Total has-been	"Do you mind if I have the last one?"	Ice	—		^[3]
2004	Terry Spears (Wellington)^{[note 2]}	Model	"Just put that down nice and easy."	Doll	—		^[4]
2005	Bodil de Resny	Animal lover	"Please don't do that."	Banana ^[a]	—	13–15 May	^[5]
2006	Robin Slade	Eternal optimist	"That's what I'm talking about."	Mirror	—	26–28 May	^[6]
2007	Jerry Reed	Hypochondriac	"What do you call that?"	Rope	—	18–20 May	^[7]
2008	Kerry Post	Perfectionist	"Wait a minute."	Brush	—	16–18 May	^[8]
2009	Alex Puddle	Exaggerator	"It doesn't fit."	Rock	—	8–10 May	^[9]
2010	Sidney Manson	Fabricator	"When you look at it that way..."	Broken toy	Dolly zoom	16-18 Apr	^[10]
2011	Bobby Young	Ex-bully	"What have you got?"	Bent wire	Freeze-frame shot	20–22 May	^[11]
2012	Nicky Brick	Unlucky person	"I did that."	Leaf	Slow motion	18–20 May	^[12]
2013	Vic Meyer	Insomniac	"Did you hear that?"	Card	Point of view shot	24–26 May	^[13]
2014	Morgan Foster	Liar	"Not with that you're not."	Ball	Extreme close up/macro	4-6 Apr	^[14]
2015	Harper Harrison	Thoughtless	"Oh, really?"	Bread	Match cut/match dissolve	1–3 May	^[15]
2016	Charlie Flowers	Thoughtful person	"One more time"	Wool	Rack focus	16-18 Sep	^[16]

Year	Character	Physical Element	Sound Effect	Technical shot	ULTRA48 Challenge	Shoot weekend	Refs.
2017 ^[b]	A female	Collision	Wilhelm Scream	Smash cut	Create a sequel to any of your team's previous 48 shorts AND include the required elements from that year.	25-27 Aug	^[17]
2018		Puddle	Slamming door	Shadow or silhouette	Main characters must be children (defined as "under 18") and/or animals.	11–13 May	^[18]
2019		Wind	Laughter	Double-take, overhead shot	Split-screen and break the 4th-wall.	14-16 Jun	^[19]
2020 (A)^[c]		A Photograph	An Echo	An Arc Shot	N/A	17-19 Apr	^[20]
2021	Reluctant, unlikely, or anti-hero	Something Invisible	Heart-beat	Reaction Shot	Set in the dark.	5-7 Mar	^[21]
2022	A gate-keeper	A sign	A whisper	Worm's-eye view or Bird's-eye view	N/A	12-14 Aug	^[22]

^ A bonus prop of "a red scarf" was to be included.
^ Each team had to choose one theme from this list: Redemption, Love, Transformation, Sacrifice, Vengeance, Friendship, Justice, Jealous, Ambition, Fate.
^ New Zealand was mid-lockdown during shoot weekend.

^ The 2003 competition was part of the 48 Hour Film Project. "The Auckland 48 Hour Film Project". 48 Hour Film Project. Retrieved 21 November 2013.
^ ^a ^b In 2004 Auckland and Wellington were given different elements.

Genres by year

Year	Staple Genres						Common Genres							Rarer Genres
Year	Action, Revenge	Crime, Heist	Horror, Splatter, Monster, Supernatural, Ghost, Zombie	Musical, Dance	Romance, RomCom, & anti-	Sci-fi, Tech thriller, Time travel,Multi- verse	Buddy, Twin, Bro, Bechdel	Ed., Sex ed.	Fantasy, Adventure, Fairy-tale, Wish	Mystery, Puzzle	Mistaken identity, Secret identity	Shock ending, Shyamalan twist	Super- hero	Rarer Genres
2006 ^[23]	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓		✓				✓	based on true story, coming of age, mokumentary, war, pretentious art film, puppet
2007 ^[24]		✓	✓	✓	✓			✓	✓				✓	grindhouse, western, war, unnecessary sequel, coming of age
2008 ^[25]	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓		✓	✓			✓	animal film, juvenile delinquent, drama, pretentious art film
2009	✓		✓	✓	✓			✓				✓		parallel world, religious, real-time, nature runs amok, conspiracy, politically incorrect
2010			✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓						sports film, femme fatale film, bio pic, road movie
2011	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓					✓			✓	one room, body switch, quest, fad, road movie
2012	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓				✓				✓	end of world, inspirational, one-shot, found footage, erotic thriller, based on an urban legend
2013	✓	✓	✓	✓		✓								non-dialogue, obsessive relationship, race against clock, robot/cyborg/android, immobilized, converging story-line, reunion
2014	✓		✓	✓	✓	✓			✓	✓	✓	✓		against the odds, film within a film, race against clock
2015			✓	✓	✓	✓	✓			✓	✓	✓		cat & mouse, last person on Earth, black comedy, other dimension
2016		✓	✓		✓	✓	✓			✓	✓			cat & mouse, comedy of errors, dystopian, lovers on the run, one location, punk, puppet, real-time
2017	✓	✓	✓✓	✓		✓	✓		✓					alien, at night, bad seed, Christmas, survival, thriller, z-grade
2018		✓	✓✓✓	✓	✓✓	✓✓			✓					high school, fish-out-of-water, last day on Earth, spans more than 10 years
2019				✓		✓✓	✓				✓			coming-of-age, generation gap, gross-out or cringe, holiday, nature runs amok, opposites attract, wrong-place-wrong-time, real-time
2020 (A)			✓			✓			✓✓	✓				unwanted guest
2021		✓	✓✓	✓	✓	✓			✓✓				✓	invitation, redemption, race against time
2022		✓	✓	✓		✓								anniversary, comedy of errors, impossible situation, swap movie, coming-of-age, pavalova western

Regional and national winners

After initially being held in Auckland in 2003 as part of the international 48 Hour Film Project, the independent 48Hours began in 2004 with teams in Auckland and Wellington. At its peak in 2011, it was represented in eight cities.^[26]

2003

Auckland: Special Crime Unit - Lazy Racer Angela Adams^{[note2 1]}

2004

Auckland: Jesse McLeod: The Journey - Classic
Wellington: Heinous Crime - The Circus

2005

Auckland: A Fairly Good Tale - Crash Zoom
Wellington: Chip & Manny - Locked And Stapled
Christchurch: Bruised Gold - Evil Genius Labs
Dunedin: Mosgiel Tonight - Jo Seager Megadrive
National runner-up: Bruised Gold - Evil Genius Labs (Christchurch)
National Winner: A Fairly Good Tale - Crash Zoom (Auckland)

2006

Auckland: Brown Peril - The Tim Porch Story - thedownlowconcept
Wellington: The Baby Farmer - Clean Slate
Christchurch: The Escort - FR7835
Dunedin: Action At Both Ends - Daddy Cool
Hamilton: Robin Slade - Time Tourist - Dance Donkee Dance
National runner-up: Slade In Full - White Tiger (Wellington)
National Winner: Brown Peril - The Tim Porch Story - thedownlowconcept (Auckland)

2007

Auckland: Camp Fear - Mukpuddy
Wellington: Maori Detective and the Boogie Fever - Good Times
Christchurch: Carboys and the Indian - The Outwits
Dunedin: Bain: The Musical - Burt Hall Banana Republic
Hamilton: The Playground - Taktix Films
Gisborne: One Man's War - Cuzzie Films
National runner-up: Carboys and the Indian - The Outwits (Christchurch)
National Winner: Lease - Lense Flare (Auckland)

2008

Auckland: The End - Fractured Radius
Wellington: Darlene - Smashing Pants
Christchurch: Agent Post - Spooce Media/The Real McCoy
Dunedin: Two Bodies, One Night - The Dangly Gruffnuts
Hamilton: Sum of the parts - Guerrilla Monkeys
Gisborne: Le dernier jour de Tony - Kaiti Hill
National runner-up: Beyond Belief - Lense Flare (Auckland)
National Winner: F* Dance - Puppy Guts (Wellington)

2009

Auckland: Nature's Baby - Sinistral
Wellington: Otack Otack Otack Fall - Killah Walz/Orca
Christchurch: New Fish - TBALC
Dunedin: Charlotte - Line Men
Hamilton: Hardwood Floors - Guerrilla Monkeys
Gisborne: The Amazing World of Sticks - Kaiti Hill
National runner-up: New Fish - TBALC (Christchurch)
National Winner: Charlotte - Line Men (Dunedin)

2010

Auckland: Only Son - thedownlowconcept
Wellington: Balls & Chain - Dog Films
Christchurch: Death in the West - Gorilla Team Gorilla
Dunedin: The Stag Do - Mirage Videos
Hamilton: Gone - Reel Good People
Gisborne: A Toy Car named Sidney - 2 Many Darkies
Taranaki: Hopping Away - Ivan Goff Fan Club
National Third Place: The Pool - Winlove Adventure Brothers (Auckland)
National Runner-up: Confessions of a Fabricator - IdiotVision (Auckland)
National Winner: Only Son - thedownlowconcept (Auckland)

2011

Auckland: The Child Jumpers - Grand Cheval
Wellington: Sketch - Couch Kumaras
Christchurch: Naughty Man - SuspectTV
Dunedin: Chatter - Rabies Babies
Hamilton: Kingdom Of Shadow - Arthouse Massacre
Gisborne: FAD Town - Cuzzie Films
Taranaki: Well Strung - Rubber Soul Productions
National Third Place: Meanie Pants - MukPuddy (Auckland)
National Runner-up: Copy That - Lense Flare (Auckland)
National Winner: The Child Jumpers - Grand Cheval (Auckland)

2012

Auckland: The Girl With The Clover Tattoo - Lense Flare
Wellington: Brains? - Noise and Pictures
Christchurch: An Inconvenient Hoof - Picton Pictures
Dunedin: Do the Knight Thang - Flim Flom Films
Hamilton: Dead Lucky - Tuff Collective
National Third Place: Love in Decay - MukPuddy (Auckland)
National Runner-up: The Girl With The Clover Tattoo - Lense Flare (Auckland)
National Winner: Brains? - Noise and Pictures (Wellington)

2013

Auckland: Sleep Clinic - dr jeckyll
Wellington: The Sleeping Plot - Traces of Nut
Christchurch: Is Love Enough? - The Eh Team
Dunedin: We Run The Night - SML Productions
Hamilton: The Empath - Elysium Exit
Gisborne: Bungy - Kaiti Hill
Taranaki: Partners in Crime - Rubber Soul
National Third Place: Autocraniotomous - NightOwls (Auckland)
National Runner-up: I Got Robots - Chess Club (Auckland)
National Winner: The Sleeping Plot - Traces of Nut (Wellington)

2014

Auckland: Dead End Job - Mukpuddy
Wellington: Rubble - Noise and Pictures
Christchurch: The Ex - TBALC
Dunedin: A Right Tool - Begged, Borrowed, Stolen
Hamilton: Feed - Hoganstreetheroes
Gisborne: Whai utu - Kratos
Taranaki: Travel with Time Pieces - The Tanked Engines
National Third Place: A Lesson on Probability - Mexico (Auckland)
National Runner-up: Rubble - Noise and Pictures (Wellington)
National Winner: Pants On Fire - Lense Flare (Auckland)

2015

Auckland: Bread Winner - Chess Club
Wellington: Loyal - Couch Kumaras
Christchurch: The Silent Man - TBALC
Dunedin: 48 Days Later - Begged, Borrowed, Stolen
Hamilton: The Specialist - CockUp Productions
Gisborne: From - Kaiti Hill
Taranaki: Beat Down - Camera Child
National Third Place: Loyal - Couch Kumaras (Wellington)
National Runner-up: Tide - King Gains-Bury & Biches (Auckland)
National Winner: Bread Winner - Chess Club (Auckland)

2016

Auckland: Ghostfish: Catfished By A Ghost - Prime Rib
Wellington: Love.exe - Bork!
Christchurch: Down to the Wire - TBALC Alpha
Dunedin: The Loom of Doctor Flowers - Super Furious Ninja Dragons
Hamilton: Love is a Crime - DF-10
Gisborne: Bromancing The Stone - Team Indeed
Taranaki: A Bro's Life - Rubber Soul Productions
National Third Place: Love.exe - Bork! (Wellington)
National Runner-up: Ghostfish: Catfished By A Ghost - Prime Rib (Auckland)
National Winner: Travel Centre - Chillybox (Auckland)

2017

Auckland: Under The Bridge - Cool Story Bro Film
Wellington: Jack & Joni - Moffilaide
Christchurch: Split Sibling Decision - Free Chicken
Dunedin: The Beach - Dwarf Shortage
Hamilton: Dude, That's Your Sister! - DF-10
Bay of Plenty: Bonnie - The Mugshots
Gisborne: KELVIN - Ma am
Taranaki: Charlie Echo Alpha - Currie Street Creatives
National Third Place: Feeding - Southern Belles (Auckland)
National Runner-up: A Friend For Life - Missing Pixels (Auckland)
National Winner: Under The Bridge - Cool Story Bro Film (Auckland)

2018

Auckland: La Coquille - Halcyon Entertainment
Wellington: Master - Temple of Nut
Christchurch: Utka - Poutine Wolf
Dunedin: Lizard Does Earth - Watson and Cricket Productions
Hamilton: Glow - Taktix Films
Bay of Plenty: Manawa Bay - Tinker Tailor
Gisborne: The Great Great Mistake - Kratos
Taranaki: The Story of a Decade - Through the Lens Films
National Third Place: Red Touch Yellow - PickleThugs (Auckland)
National Runner-up: Hero - Blood and Bone (Christchurch)
National Winner: PepTok - Chillybox (Auckland)

2019

Auckland: Like Nobody's Watching - Chillybox
Wellington: Apollo 69 - Qualified Tim
Christchurch: A Familiar Feeling - Snack to the Future
Dunedin: Big Boys - Watson and Cricket Productions
Hamilton: Daddio - Reneel Singh
Bay of Plenty: Extra Time - Great Lakes Film Society
Gisborne: The Noise Of Life - Kratos
Taranaki: 40 Candles - Spacies Crew
National Third Place: Toast - Missing Pixels (Auckland)
National Runner-up: Like Nobody's Watching - Chillybox (Auckland)
National Winner: A Familiar Feeling - Snack to the Future (Christchurch)

2020

2020 did not have regional finals.

National Third Place: Pupper Paleolithic - Too Much Spare Time
National Runner-up: The Visible Man - The Fubbs
National Winner: For Generations - Squint Eastwood(Wellington)

2021

Auckland: Unfinished Symphony - Awkward Animations
Wellington: Good Girl - Traces of Nut
Christchurch: The Dying Art of Cat Burglary - BAE24
Dunedin: The Unseen - Jelly Mouth
Hamilton: The Hitchhiker - Blink Blue Media
Bay of Plenty: Impalpable - Temporary Estate
Gisborne: A Job Worth Keeping - Kratos
Taranaki: GOOD AS GOLD - Kinaki
National Third Place: Āta - Mitchell's Here (Auckland)
National Runner-up: A Matter of Time - Apple Fork (Auckland)
National Winner: Good Girl - Traces of Nut (Wellington)

2022

Auckland: TBD
Wellington: TBD
Christchurch: Going Solo - Rabid Auntie Jean
Dunedin: Instant Cinematic Classic - Under-Funded Thunder Films
Hamilton: Oh Crap - RS Productions
Bay of Plenty: Sacrifarce - Great Lake Film Society
Gisborne: 18 To Life - Kratos
Taranaki: Daddy Daddy - Filmanui
National Third Place: TBD
National Runner-up: TBD
National Winner: TBD

Notes

^ The 2003 competition was part of the 48 Hour Film Project. "The Auckland 48 Hour Film Project". 48 Hour Film Project. Retrieved 21 November 2013.

References

^ "48Hours: The top 14 go to battle". NZ Herald. 4 July 2013. Retrieved 21 November 2013.
^ "Taken Out". YouTube. Archived from the original on 2021-12-21. Retrieved 21 November 2013.
^ "Shameless Self Promotion". B Roll. Archived from the original on 10 June 2015. Retrieved 21 November 2013.
^ "Forbidden Fury - 48 Hour Film 2004". YouTube. Archived from the original on 2021-12-21. Retrieved 21 November 2013.
^ "Team MITCIT, 2005, 5 min". MIT. Retrieved 21 November 2013.
^ "Robin Slade: The Actor's Actor". Film Archive. Retrieved 21 November 2013.^{[permanent dead link‍]}
^ "Henrietta - 48Hours 2007". YouTube. Archived from the original on 2021-12-21. Retrieved 21 November 2013.
^ "The Heist - Daimonds in the Desert". Joe Bleakley. Retrieved 21 November 2013.
^ ""PostHumourous" - 48 Hours". YouTube. Archived from the original on 2021-12-21. Retrieved 21 November 2013.
^ "Elements 2010". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 27 May 2010. Retrieved 27 May 2010.
^ "Elements 2011". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 28 June 2011. Retrieved 28 Jun 2011.
^ "Elements 2012". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 29 May 2012. Retrieved 29 May 2012.
^ "Elements 2013". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 14 June 2013. Retrieved 14 Jun 2013.
^ "Elements 2014". 48Hours. Retrieved 7 April 2014.
^ "Elements 2015". 48Hours. Retrieved 1 May 2015.
^ "Elements 2016 - there is not really much point. This site is fleeting". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 16 September 2016. Retrieved 20 Sep 2016.
^ "Elements 2017 - This site is fleeting". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 16 September 2017. Retrieved 16 Sep 2017.
^ "Elements 2018 - This site is fleeting". 48Hours. Retrieved 19 May 2018.
^ "Elements 2019 - This site is fleeting". 48Hours. Retrieved 17 Jun 2019.
^ "VF48Hours Lockdown - It's on!".
^ "Elements 2021".
^ [hhttps://www.48hours.co.nz/city-info-1/required-elements-and-genres/ "Elements 2022"].
^ "Genres 2006". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 27 May 2006. Retrieved 27 May 2006.
^ "Genres 2007". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 25 June 2007. Retrieved 25 Jun 2007.
^ "Genres 2008". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 14 October 2008. Retrieved 14 Oct 2008.
^ "48Hours Screening Room". 48 Hours. Retrieved 21 November 2013.

External links

48Hours Official Site

[7] A bonus prop of "a red scarf" was to be included.

[20] Each team had to choose one theme from this list: Redemption, Love, Transformation, Sacrifice, Vengeance, Friendship, Justice, Jealous, Ambition, Fate.

[24] New Zealand was mid-lockdown during shoot weekend.

[2] The 2003 competition was part of the 48 Hour Film Project. "The Auckland 48 Hour Film Project". 48 Hour Film Project. Retrieved 21 November 2013.

[elements04-4] In 2004 Auckland and Wellington were given different elements.

[32] The 2003 competition was part of the 48 Hour Film Project. "The Auckland 48 Hour Film Project". 48 Hour Film Project. Retrieved 21 November 2013.

[1] "48Hours: The top 14 go to battle". NZ Herald. 4 July 2013. Retrieved 21 November 2013.

[3] "Taken Out". YouTube. Archived from the original on 2021-12-21. Retrieved 21 November 2013.

[ak04-5] "Shameless Self Promotion". B Roll. Archived from the original on 10 June 2015. Retrieved 21 November 2013.

[wg04-6] "Forbidden Fury - 48 Hour Film 2004". YouTube. Archived from the original on 2021-12-21. Retrieved 21 November 2013.

[8] "Team MITCIT, 2005, 5 min". MIT. Retrieved 21 November 2013.

[9] "Robin Slade: The Actor's Actor". Film Archive. Retrieved 21 November 2013.^{[permanent dead link‍]}

[10] "Henrietta - 48Hours 2007". YouTube. Archived from the original on 2021-12-21. Retrieved 21 November 2013.

[11] "The Heist - Daimonds in the Desert". Joe Bleakley. Retrieved 21 November 2013.

[12] ""PostHumourous" - 48 Hours". YouTube. Archived from the original on 2021-12-21. Retrieved 21 November 2013.

[2010news-13] "Elements 2010". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 27 May 2010. Retrieved 27 May 2010.

[2011news-14] "Elements 2011". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 28 June 2011. Retrieved 28 Jun 2011.

[2012news-15] "Elements 2012". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 29 May 2012. Retrieved 29 May 2012.

[2013news-16] "Elements 2013". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 14 June 2013. Retrieved 14 Jun 2013.

[17] "Elements 2014". 48Hours. Retrieved 7 April 2014.

[18] "Elements 2015". 48Hours. Retrieved 1 May 2015.

[19] "Elements 2016 - there is not really much point. This site is fleeting". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 16 September 2016. Retrieved 20 Sep 2016.

[21] "Elements 2017 - This site is fleeting". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 16 September 2017. Retrieved 16 Sep 2017.

[22] "Elements 2018 - This site is fleeting". 48Hours. Retrieved 19 May 2018.

[23] "Elements 2019 - This site is fleeting". 48Hours. Retrieved 17 Jun 2019.

[25] "VF48Hours Lockdown - It's on!".

[26] "Elements 2021".

[27] [hhttps://www.48hours.co.nz/city-info-1/required-elements-and-genres/ "Elements 2022"].

[28] "Genres 2006". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 27 May 2006. Retrieved 27 May 2006.

[29] "Genres 2007". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 25 June 2007. Retrieved 25 Jun 2007.

[30] "Genres 2008". 48Hours. Archived from the original on 14 October 2008. Retrieved 14 Oct 2008.

[31] "48Hours Screening Room". 48 Hours. Retrieved 21 November 2013.

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 * '''Dunedin:'''  ''Mosgiel Tonight'' - Jo Seager Megadrive
 * '''National runner-up:''' ''Bruised Gold'' - Evil Genius Labs (Christchurch)
-* '''National winner: ''A Fairly Good Tale'' - Crash Zoom''' (Auckland)
+* '''National Winner: ''A Fairly Good Tale'' - Crash Zoom''' (Auckland)
 ; 2006
@@ Line 589: / Line 589: @@
 * '''Hamilton:''' ''Robin Slade - Time Tourist'' - Dance Donkee Dance
 * '''National runner-up:''' ''Slade In Full'' - White Tiger (Wellington)
-* '''National winner: ''Brown Peril - The Tim Porch Story'' - [[thedownlowconcept]]''' (Auckland)
+* '''National Winner: ''Brown Peril - The Tim Porch Story'' - [[thedownlowconcept]]''' (Auckland)
 ; 2007
@@ Line 600: / Line 600: @@
 * '''Gisborne:''' One Man's War - Cuzzie Films
 * '''National runner-up:''' ''Carboys and the Indian'' - The Outwits (Christchurch)
-* '''National winner: ''Lease'' - Lense Flare''' (Auckland)
+* '''National Winner: ''Lease'' - Lense Flare''' (Auckland)
 ; 2008
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 * '''Gisborne:''' ''Le dernier jour de Tony'' - Kaiti Hill
 * '''National runner-up:''' ''Beyond Belief'' - Lense Flare (Auckland)
-* '''National winner: ''F* Dance'' - Puppy Guts''' (Wellington)
+* '''National Winner: ''F* Dance'' - Puppy Guts''' (Wellington)
 ; 2009
@@ Line 622: / Line 622: @@
 * '''Gisborne:''' ''The Amazing World of Sticks'' - Kaiti Hill
 * '''National runner-up:''' ''New Fish'' - TBALC (Christchurch)
-* '''National winner: ''Charlotte'' - Line Men''' (Dunedin)
+* '''National Winner: ''Charlotte'' - Line Men''' (Dunedin)
 ; 2010
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 * '''National Third Place:''' ''The Pool'' - Winlove Adventure Brothers (Auckland)
 * '''National Runner-up:''' ''Confessions of a Fabricator'' - IdiotVision (Auckland)
-* '''National winner: ''Only Son'' - [[thedownlowconcept]]''' (Auckland)
+* '''National Winner: ''Only Son'' - [[thedownlowconcept]]''' (Auckland)
 ; 2011
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 * '''National Third Place:''' ''Meanie Pants'' - MukPuddy (Auckland)
 * '''National Runner-up:''' ''Copy That'' - Lense Flare (Auckland)
-* '''National winner: ''The Child Jumpers'' - Grand Cheval''' (Auckland)
+* '''National Winner: ''The Child Jumpers'' - Grand Cheval''' (Auckland)
 ; 2012
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 * '''National Third Place:''' ''Love in Decay'' - MukPuddy (Auckland)
 * '''National Runner-up:''' ''The Girl With The Clover Tattoo'' - Lense Flare (Auckland)
-* '''National winner: ''Brains?'' - Noise and Pictures''' (Wellington)
+* '''National Winner: ''Brains?'' - Noise and Pictures''' (Wellington)
 ; 2013
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 * '''National Third Place:''' ''Autocraniotomous'' - NightOwls (Auckland)
 * '''National Runner-up:''' ''I Got Robots'' - Chess Club (Auckland)
-* '''National winner: ''The Sleeping Plot'' - Traces of Nut''' (Wellington)
+* '''National Winner: ''The Sleeping Plot'' - Traces of Nut''' (Wellington)
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 ; 2014
 * '''Auckland:''' ''Dead End Job'' - Mukpuddy
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 * '''National Third Place:''' ''A Lesson on Probability'' - Mexico (Auckland)
 * '''National Runner-up:''' ''Rubble'' - Noise and Pictures (Wellington)
-* '''National winner: ''Pants On Fire'' - Lense Flare''' (Auckland)
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 * '''National Third Place:''' ''Loyal'' - Couch Kumaras (Wellington)
 * '''National Runner-up:''' ''Tide'' - King Gains-Bury & Biches (Auckland)
-* '''National winner: ''Bread Winner'' - Chess Club''' (Auckland)
+* '''National Winner: ''Bread Winner'' - Chess Club''' (Auckland)
 ; 2016
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 * '''National Third Place:''' ''Love.exe'' - Bork! (Wellington)
 * '''National Runner-up:''' ''Ghostfish: Catfished By A Ghost'' - Prime Rib (Auckland)
-* '''National winner: ''Travel Centre'' - Chillybox''' (Auckland)
+* '''National Winner: ''Travel Centre'' - Chillybox''' (Auckland)
 ; 2017
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 * '''National Third Place:''' ''Feeding'' - Southern Belles (Auckland)
 * '''National Runner-up:''' ''A Friend For Life'' - Missing Pixels (Auckland)
-* '''National winner: ''Under The Bridge'' - Cool Story Bro Film''' (Auckland)
+* '''National Winner: ''Under The Bridge'' - Cool Story Bro Film''' (Auckland)
 ; 2018
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 * '''National Third Place:''' ''Red Touch Yellow'' - PickleThugs (Auckland)
 * '''National Runner-up:''' ''Hero'' - Blood and Bone (Christchurch)
-* '''National winner: ''PepTok'' - Chillybox''' (Auckland)
+* '''National Winner: ''PepTok'' - Chillybox''' (Auckland)
 ; 2019
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 * '''Hamilton:''' ''Daddio'' - Reneel Singh
 * '''Bay of Plenty:''' ''Extra Time'' - Great Lakes Film Society
-* '''Gisborne:''' ''The Noise Of Life'' - Kratos -
+* '''Gisborne:''' ''The Noise Of Life'' - Kratos
 * '''Taranaki:''' ''40 Candles'' - Spacies Crew
 * '''National Third Place:''' ''Toast'' - Missing Pixels (Auckland)
 * '''National Runner-up:''' ''Like Nobody's Watching'' - Chillybox (Auckland)
-* '''National winner: ''A Familiar Feeling'' - Snack to the Future''' (Christchurch)
+* '''National Winner: ''A Familiar Feeling'' - Snack to the Future''' (Christchurch)
 ; 2020
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 * '''National Third Place:''' ''Pupper Paleolithic'' - Too Much Spare Time
 * '''National Runner-up:''' ''The Visible Man'' - The Fubbs
-* '''National winner: ''For Generations'' - Squint Eastwood'''(Wellington)
+* '''National Winner: ''For Generations'' - Squint Eastwood'''(Wellington)
 ; 2021
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 * '''Christchurch:''' ''The Dying Art of Cat Burglary'' - BAE24
 * '''Dunedin:''' ''The Unseen'' - Jelly Mouth
-* '''Hamilton:''' ''[https://www.mistyflicks.co.nz/2021-the-hitchhiker/ The Hitchhiker]'' - Arun Jacob / Blink Blue Media
+* '''Hamilton:''' ''The Hitchhiker'' - Blink Blue Media
 * '''Bay of Plenty:''' ''Impalpable'' - Temporary Estate
 * '''Gisborne:''' ''A Job Worth Keeping''  - Kratos
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 * '''National Third Place:''' ''Āta'' - Mitchell's Here (Auckland)
 * '''National Runner-up:''' ''A Matter of Time'' - Apple Fork (Auckland)
-* '''National winner: ''Good Girl'' - Traces of Nut''' (Wellington)
+* '''National Winner: ''Good Girl'' - Traces of Nut''' (Wellington)
+; 2022
+* '''Auckland:''' TBD
+* '''Wellington:''' TBD
+* '''Christchurch:''' ''Going Solo'' - Rabid Auntie Jean
+* '''Dunedin:''' ''Instant Cinematic Classic'' - Under-Funded Thunder Films
+* '''Hamilton:''' ''Oh Crap'' - RS Productions
+* '''Bay of Plenty:''' ''Sacrifarce'' - Great Lake Film Society
+* '''Gisborne:''' ''18 To Life'' - Kratos
+* '''Taranaki:''' ''Daddy Daddy'' - Filmanui
+* '''National Third Place:''' TBD
+* '''National Runner-up:''' TBD
+* '''National Winner:''' TBD
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