RAFFA takes Red Carpet on the road

October 6, 2021

Lockdown changes and COVID uncertainties saw the Raglan Arts Film Festival Awards (RAFFA) team take the Red Carpet to the winners. Pre-Covid, the Raglan Town Hall would have been abuzz with filmmakers and their supporters, glamorously attired, walking an actual red carpet. 

This year, the RAFFA team went door-to-door delivering awards and catching the winners on film.  Through the wonders of the internet the awards ceremony recently went live.  

So, pop on your best red carpet trackies, grab a cuppa or a beer, jump on the couch and click on

https://www.raglanartscentre.co.nz/rff/raffa-2021-online-awards-event-saturday-25th-september-6pm/

RAFFA WINNERS

Grand Phoenix Winner Thank You Letter – Sara Guix

Best Tamariki Winner Day of the Dogs -Dougal McGregor, Mac and Harry Ongley 

Runner Up I Love Lemonade – Jamie Moss and Felix Dyer

Best Rangatahi Winner All I Need is You – Hailie Franklin and Siennah Barrett

Runner Up Metanoia – Josiah Low-Schuemperli 

Special Mention Top Hat Man -Felix Sargent

Best Documentary Karioi Project  

Best Open Karioi Project   

Runner Up Thank You Letter – Sara Guix

Best Actor Siennah Barrett 

Best Editing Karioi Project

Best Cinematography Metanoia – Josiah Low-Schuemperli

Best Screenplay Handcrafted Sand – Luke Cederman

Best Creative Endeavour Miller – Reiki Ruawai

Special mention for consistent entertainment, humour and attitude Luke Cederman

Thanks to our amazing sponsors – Institute of Awesome, Kiwi Designed Homes, Wanna Wifi, Waikato District Creative Communities, Marek Kaniewski, Christie Carpentry, Raglan Four Square, Raglan Community Board, Supervalue Raglan, Living Productions, Raglan Sign Company, Tonic, Raglan Community Radio, Raglan Brewing Co and LJ Hooker Kyle Leuthart.

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