SXSW Festival Jury Award Winners Announced
Written by: Tony Lazlo, CC2K Staff Writer

Mark Webber's Explicit Ills took home the top jury prize at this year's SXSW Festival.
Here's a complete list of winners:
REEL SHORTS
Special Jury Award – "The Second Line," Director: John Magary.
Winner – (Tie) "Warlord," Director: David Garrett & "Small Apartment," Director: Andrew T. BetzerANIMATED SHORTS
Special Jury Award – "I hate you don't touch me or Bat and Hat," Director:
Becky James
Winner – "Madame Tulti-Putli," Director: Chris Lavis & Maciek SzczerbowskiEXPERIMENTAL SHORTS
Special Jury Award – "Upwards March," Director: Kaveh Nabatian
Winner – "Safari," Director: Catherine ChalmersSXSW WHOLPHIN AWARD
Winner – "Glory at Sea," Director: Benjamin Zeitlin
MUSIC VIDEOS
Special Jury Award – (TIE) Group Sounds, 'Temporarily in Love,' Director:
Randy Scott Slavin & Cornelius, 'Fit Song,' Directors: Keigo Oyamada & Koichiro Tsujikawa
Winner – TV on the Radio," 'Me-I,' Directors: Mixtape Club & Daniel GarciaTEXAS HIGH SCHOOL COMPETITION
Special Jury Award – "Inflections," Director: Matthew Campbell
Winner – "Picnic," Director: Wesley BronezON NETWORKS GREENLIGHT AWARD
Best Original Production – "The Guild," Director: Jane Selle Morgan
Best Original Series Idea – "Knock Off," Written: Brandi-Ann MilbradtDOCUMENTARY FEATURE
Special Jury Award – "Full Battle Rattle," Directors: Tony Gerber & Jesse Moss
Grand Jury Award – "They Killed Sister Dorothy," Director: Daniel JungeNARRATIVE FEATURE
Special Jury Award for Cinematography – "Explicit Ills," Director: Mark Webber
Special Jury Award for Best Ensemble Cast – "Up With Me," Director: Greg Takoudes
Grand Jury Award – "Wellness," Director: Jake MahaffyAudience Awards
EMERGING VISIONS
Winner – "In a Dream," Director: Jeremiah Zagar
DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
Winner – "They Killed Sister Dorothy," Director: Daniel Junge
NARRATIVE FEATURE
Winner – "Explicit Ills," Director: Mark Webber
Additional winners will be announced on March 17. The Festival ends March 15.

Author: Tony Lazlo, CC2K Staff Writer
Robert J. Peterson is a writer and web developer living in Los Angeles. A Tennessee native, he graduated from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. He’s written for newspapers and websites all over the country, including the Marin Independent Journal, the Telluride Daily Planet, CC2KOnline.com, Offscreen, and Geekscape.net. He co-hosts the podcasts Make It So and Hiram’s Lodge. He’s appeared as a pop-culture guru on the web talk shows Comics on Comics, The Fanbase Press Week In Review, Collider Heroes, ScreenJunkies TV Fights, and Fandom Planet. He’s the founder of California Coldblood Books.