B/N | The Special Mention consists of a diploma. The award for Best Experimental Short Film consists of a diploma, the Eye sculpture, 50,000 pesos, Raw 35mm film stock and camera donated by Kodak, and an I-Life Program donated by Simplemente. The award for Best Short Fiction Film consists of a diploma, the Eye sculpture, 50,000 pesos, Raw 35mm film stock and camera donated by Kodak, and an I-Life Program donated by Simplemente. The award for Best Animated Short Film consists of a diploma, the Eye sculpture, 50,000 pesos, Raw 35mm film stock and camera donated by Kodak, and an I-Life Program donated by Simplemente. The award for Best Short Documentary consists of a diploma, the Eye sculpture, 50,000 pesos, Raw 35mm film stock and camera donated by Kodak, and an I-Life Program donated by Simplemente. The first-place cash prizes were sponsored by: Cinépolis, Dcs Celulares, Diesel and the Morelia city government. The Special Mariposa Monarca Jury Award consists of a diploma, six hours of one-light telecine service donated by Ollin Studio, motion control equipment including electronic crane, optic camera zeiss hihg-speed and personal for 12 hours during three days donated by Motion Control, and the development of five thousand feet of film donated by Churubusco Studios. Participation year at FICM: 2004
B/N | The Special Mention consists of a diploma. The award for Best Experimental Short Film consists of a diploma, the Eye sculpture, 50,000 pesos, Raw 35mm film stock and camera donated by Kodak, and an I-Life Program donated by Simplemente. The award for Best Short Fiction Film consists of a diploma, the Eye sculpture, 50,000 pesos, Raw 35mm film stock and camera donated by Kodak, and an I-Life Program donated by Simplemente. The award for Best Animated Short Film consists of a diploma, the Eye sculpture, 50,000 pesos, Raw 35mm film stock and camera donated by Kodak, and an I-Life Program donated by Simplemente. The award for Best Short Documentary consists of a diploma, the Eye sculpture, 50,000 pesos, Raw 35mm film stock and camera donated by Kodak, and an I-Life Program donated by Simplemente. The first-place cash prizes were sponsored by: Cinépolis, Dcs Celulares, Diesel and the Morelia city government. The Special Mariposa Monarca Jury Award consists of a diploma, six hours of one-light telecine service donated by Ollin Studio, motion control equipment including electronic crane, optic camera zeiss hihg-speed and personal for 12 hours during three days donated by Motion Control, and the development of five thousand feet of film donated by Churubusco Studios. Participation year at FICM: 2004
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