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Previously Featured
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 Team: K Squared
Los Angeles, CA, USA
A touching portrait of photographer Shawn Nee and his journey of transformation made possible only by his connection to shopping carts.
Genre: Art
Theme: Faith
Year: 2007
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 Team Juicebox
Seattle, WA, USA
Cory Calhoun, creator of the famous Hamlet anagram, is an average guy with an obsession for finding meaning in jumbled phrases.
See this film on the P.O.V. website.
Genre: Biography/Character Study
Theme: Change
Awards: American Documentary/P.O.V. Award,
Best Use of Character Study Genre
Year: 2008
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 Intuitive Eye Productions
Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada
A story of healing and abundance.
Genre: Experimental
Theme: Faith
Awards: Best Writing, Best Original Song and Best Use of Experimental Genre
Year: 2007
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 Team T.E.D.
Missoula, Montana, USA
A small town's resident prostitute attempts to legitimize her "pay-for-play" church of "St. Eve."
Genre: Biography/Character Study
Theme: Faith
Awards: Best Use of Character Study Genre and Best Use of Date Stamp
Year: 2007
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 Team: Merlinians
South Wales, United Kingdom
A man and his boots ponder global warming.
Genre: 1st Person
Theme: Freedom
Awards: Doc Challenge "Original Vision" Award
Year: 2006
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 Team: Roll 'em
Koror, Palau
An intimate view into the sport of cockfighting in the Republic of Palau.
Genre: Sports
Theme: Freedom
Awards: Best Use of Sports Genre
Year: 2006
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 Team: Worthy Foes
Washington, DC, USA
A look into the only federal capital in the world that allows taxation without representation for its residents.
Genre: Nature
Theme: Freedom
Awards: Best Editing
Year: 2006
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 Team: Walkabout Workshop
Missoula, Montana, USA
On tour with Northwest indie rockers, Volumen, we find a band whose measurement for success isn't album sales or fancy touring vans, but something far more important.
Genre: Music
Theme: Freedom
Awards: Best Directing & Best Use of Music Genre
Year: 2006
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 Team: Go!
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
An exploration of the grassroots "ghost bike" movement - why are these mysterious white bikes being placed in cities all over the world?
Genre: Art
Theme: Change
Awards: Best Use of Art Genre
Year: 2008
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 Team: It Donned On Me
Foster City, California, USA
A documentary that explores the rhythmic language of the Gullah people.
Genre: Art
Theme: Change
Awards: Best Directing & Best Cinematography
Year: 2008
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 Team: Wideshot Studios
Portland, Oregon, USA
One woman is changing the way music is privately traded and artists are publicly promoted, one mix at a time.
Genre: Biography/Character Study
Theme: Change
Awards: Best Soundtrack
Year: 2008
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