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This past Friday, the Huronia Museum hosted its 48-Hour Film Challenge screening.  Three teams participated in the challenge on the weekend of November 19, during which they had to make a movie, according to a secret list of criteria, in only two days.

Three judges chose the winners.  Nate Lacroix of Kunuhd.com, a video production company based in Huronia, Alison Broverman, arts writer and host of Popcorn Panel for the National Post, and Paul Harding of PostWhatever.com.

Congratulations to our winners:

Cohort G Productions – B Channel’s Coverage of the 2010 Orillia Santa Claus Parade

Best Film,  Achievement in the Field of Awesomeness

MINDMEDIAWORKS – Civic Pride

Achievement in the Field of Awesomness

Squirrel Pie – A Midland Life Crisis

Best Performance, Achievement in the Field of Awesomness

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