The winner of the Golden Chair for Best Norwegian Short Film is awarded NOK 50.000,- presented by Agder County. The winning film qualifies to be considered for a nomination for Best Short Film, Live Action or Animated, as long as it meets the requirements set by The Academy® for all nominated films.
The winner of the Golden Chair for Best International Short Film is awarded NOK 50.000,-. The winning film qualifies to be considered for a nomination for Best Short Film, Live Action or Animated, as long as it meets the requirements set by The Academy® for all nominated films.
The winner of the Golden Chair for Best Short Documentary is awarded NOK 50.000,-. The winning film qualifies to be considered for an Oscar® nomination for Documentary Short Subject, as long as it meets the requirements set by The Academy® for all nominated films.
The winner of the Golden Chair for Best Music Video is awarded NOK 50.000 presented by Oslo Fotokunstskole.
The Terje Vigen Award consists of a bronze statuette made by artist Harald Oredam and NOK 10.000 and is presented by the Municipality of Grimstad to a Norwegian short film or short documentary.
The Norwegian Film Workers Association’s Technical Award consists of NOK 15.000,- and goes to a person displaying excellence in their field, in a Norwegian film in competition.
The Hourglass Award consists of NOK 15.000,- and goes to the screenwriter(s) of a fiction or novella film in the Norwegian Short Film Competition.
This award consists of an artwork and is presented to a film in the Norwegian Short Film Competition.
Kortfilmfestivalen’s Youth Award consists of NOK 5000 given by Grimstad municipality, presented by a student jury from Dahlske Upper Secondary School to a film in the International Competition.
The Norwegian Short Film Festival / kortfilm@kortfilmfestivalen.no
Kortfilmfestivalen i Grimstad
kortfilm@kortfilmfestivalen.no
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