
	Grand Prize
	OIAF Award
	...Film Made for Children
	...Narrative Short Film...
	...Non-Narrative Film
	...Animated Feature Film
	...Best First Film
	...Animation for the...
	...Best Television Series
	Special Mention
	Audience Award
	Gordon Bruce Award for...
	Mike Gribble Peel of...
	Norman McLaren Heritage...



	event overview
	prev ceremony: 2001
	next ceremony: 2003



	in this year: 2002
	all events
	awards browser

Ottawa International Animation Festival: 2002

Grand Prize

Date:	2 October - 6 October
Location:	National Arts Centre, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Notes:	Honorary festival president: Ehrlich, David.


Winner:
	Home Road Movies (2001) - Robert Bradbrook (I)

OIAF Award

Best Film Made for Children


Winner:
	Tornehekken (2002) - Anita Killi

Best Narrative Short Film Under 40 Minutes


Winner:
	Flux (2002) - Christopher Hinton (I)

Best Non-Narrative Film


Winner:
	A.Z (2002) - Tim Szetela

Best Animated Feature Film


Placings:
	1. Waking Life (2001) - Richard Linklater 2. Mutant Aliens (2001) - Bill Plympton

Best First Film


Winner:
	Hasta los huesos (2001) - René Castillo

Best Animation for the Internet


Winner:
	Twang (2002) - Christopher Hinton (I)

Best Television Series


Winner:
	"Samurai Jack" (2001) - Genndy Tartakovsky - For episode "Jack and the Blind Archers".

Special Mention


Winner:
	Leunig: How Democracy Actually Works (2002) - Andrew Horne (III)

Audience Award


Winner:
	Släkt & vänner (2002) - Jonas Odell

Gordon Bruce Award for Humor


Winner:
	Leunig: How Democracy Actually Works (2002) - Andrew Horne (III)

Mike Gribble Peel of Laughter Award


Winner:
	Leunig: How Democracy Actually Works (2002) - Andrew Horne (III)

Norman McLaren Heritage Award


Awarded to:
	Nicole Salomon