Our second annual Boston Awards ceremony was a smashing success! We featured three films this year, MacSnacks (written by Lollipop Guild Productions director Kayla Homan), Kenyon for EVP (written by Stay Classy Productions director Ladd White) and Law & Order: Special Containers Unit (written by Woodpost Pictures directors Stephen Post and James Woods). The Boston Awards ceremony was mastered by Keith McCauley with Jeff McCauley as our award-hander-outer.
MacSnacks
All mayhem breaks loose at CPS ID when candy-dependent addicts realize the MacSnacks have been stolen. Will the sugar-starved crew begin a witch hunt that results in finding their fix of sweets, or the complete demise of the entire CPS infrastructure?
Kenyon For EVP
Enough is enough. Kenyon Millet, tired of being disappointed by the broken promises of Executive Vice President Ben McCallister decides to run for office. Will Millet's political savvy and promise for a better future win him the coveted position of Executive Vice President?
Law & Order
In the criminal justice system, crimes against packaging are considered especially heinous. At CPS ID a vicious crime is committed and a fearsome foursome of crime-fighting detectives are dispatched to find the perpetrator before they strike again. This is their story.
Best Costume
Julie Berreth
Best One-Liner
Jeff Rinker
Lorna Sylvester
Best Stunt
Stephen Post
Best Scene
The Forklift Motorcade (Kenyon, James, Reece, Ladd and Adam)
Best Actress
Julie Berreth
Lorna Sylvester
Best Actor
Morgan Sorensen
Curtis Crosgrove
Best Impersonation
Julie Berreth
Morgan Sorensen
Best Picture
Three way tie between MacSnacks, Kenyon for EVP and Law & Order
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)

Good Job everyone!
ReplyDeleteWay to go CPS! Loved them all! Nice to be part of such talented co-workers!
ReplyDeleteIt just gets better and better around here! Way to go everyone :)
ReplyDeleteWe all should be glad that Jeff McC was the hander-outer because we all saw what happened to when Stephen passed things out. : ) Everyone did a great job as always and sure was a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteHa ha! Stephen's throw was perfect ... it reminded me of Gambit from X-Men (the guy that throws energy-charged face cards). I'm glad the chandelier didn't explode though.
ReplyDeleteActually, my throw was perfect. It would have been fine if it weren't for that rogue gust of wind that blew in that nobody felt except me.
ReplyDeleteGood job everyone! :) & way to rock it mama! ;)
ReplyDelete