Best Music Video
Flesh Unitard in P*E*A*C*E*
Jessie Stead (USA)

Of the video, juror Sukhdev Sandhu said: "At once blissed-out and unsettling, childlike and droll, Jessie Stead's video is a strange perfumed garden that captures the essence of Flesh Unitard's idiosyncratic song, drawing out its seductive eeriness successfully enough to sustain and merit multiple viewings."

Best Film
the object which thinks us: OBJECT 1
Samantha Rebello (UK)

Juror Michael Robinson, who presented the award, explained that the film was selected "For its poetic efficiency, inquisitive drive and commanding elegance."

The Dick Arnall Award
'for rogue vision in the manipulated moving image'
Infection Transmission Event / Cloudy November
Paul Abbott (UK)

Jury chair Edwin Carels explained: 

"Infection Transmission Event/Cloudy November is Paul Abott’s debut single screen video work. As a bleak, laboratory experiment it addresses the questions whether or where the omnipresent flow of data turns into information, or on the contrary affects our communication and perception skills like a virus. Working in the vein of Wittgenstein’s and Burrough’s investigations into the enigma of language, it challenges the viewer with its voluntarily unpleasant yet formally intruiging plasticity; and also questions preconceived notions of animation and audio-visual grammar in a larger sense. As such, he is exploring the potential of his medium, as advocated by the late Dick Arnall."

Special Mention
Origin of the Species
Ben Rivers (UK)

Ben Rivers' film was awarded a Special Mention "For its masterful weaving of form and content, its purposeful balance of doom and hope, and its capacity to deliver somewhere other." (Michael Robinson)

Cash awards of £1,000 were made to all three main award-winners.