Cast your vote in "The British Thunderclap Award 2008"

By Oh My Gore ! on September 29, 2008

Cast your vote in "The British Thunderclap Award 2008"

The British Thunderclap Award was set up to find and publicly recognise the film director who, as voted for by the British audience, is producing the most innovative or interesting work in British independent film.

Be it in features, shorts, documentaries or fiction, The British Thunderclap Award aims to reward and acknowledge the director who so clearly stamps his or her own individual identity, creativity and vision on an independent film.

The awards that invariably mean the most to film makers are those which are voted for directly by the audiences who watch them.

Therefore, the winner of the British Thunderclap Award will be voted for directly by YOU, the public.

Our panel has shortlisted for the public vote seven film directors who have for one reason or another caught their attention over the last twelve months, in showing particular individuality, expression and innovation in their work. The budgets vary widely, as do the experience or professional status of the directors themselves.
However, all the directors in this shortlist have, in the eyes of our panel, shown true unique individuality in their films.

The British Thunderclap Award official selection for 2008 are:

Mark James & Phil O''Shea for "Vampire Diary"
Chris Jones for "Gone Fishing"
Franny Armstrong for "The Age of Stupid"
Paul Taylor for "We Are Together"
Vito Rocco for "Faintheart"
Jan Manthey for "The Adventures of a Plumber in Outer Space"
The Blaine Brothers for "Hello Panda"

YOUR VOTE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Every single vote counts, so YOU have the power to decide who will win.

Go to www.thunder-clap.com and vote now for the director you would like to see publicly rewarded as the winner of the British Thunderclap Award 2008.

Voting is only open for a limited time, so please vote now at www.thunder-clap.com

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