Results
29th East Anglian Audio Visual Competition 2022
Judged by
Jill K Bunting CPAGB-AV LACI & John Smith APAGB CPAGB Hon LCPU
1 st Place: PAGB Gold Medal: East Anglian A/V Trophy:
2 nd Place: PAGB Silver Medal: Jeff Mansell ‘An Eccentric Man’
3 rd Place: PAGB Bronze Medal: Heather Clarke ‘Repetition’
Best Creative: East Anglian AV Medal: PAGB Ribbon: Iris Donovan ‘Push a Little Button’
Best Dissolve: East Anglian AV Medal: PAGB Ribbon: Malcolm & Jenny Gee ‘Mountain Magic’
Best Sound: East Anglian AV Medal & PAGB Ribbon: Malcolm & Jenny Gee ‘A Breath of Fresh Air’
Best Humour: East Anglian AV Medal: PAGB Ribbon: Malcolm Imhoff ‘Spring is Sprung’
Best Photography: East Anglian AV Medal: PAGB Ribbon: Paul Adams ‘London Life’
Vic Hainsworth Award: East Anglian AV Medal: PAGB Ribbon: Peter White ‘A Marquetry Odyssey’
Certificates of Merit:
Derrick Holliday ‘Frenzy’
Sheila Haycox ‘The Quest’
Dick Williams ‘RHS Hyde Hall Gardens’
Di & Mike Burns ‘The Past is Always Present’
Sylvia Williams ‘Freedom to Return’
Keith Leedham ‘Gaze, Consider, Contemplate’
29th East Anglian Audio Visual Competition
The Essex A/V Group, once again ran an excellent AV Competition on Saturday 22nd March for the second year on Zoom. With 45 entries and a good variety of subject matter all the sequences ran well due to the expertise of our judges Jill K Bunting CPAGB-AV LACI and John Smith APAGB CPAGB Hon LCPU. In their role as judges for the day, they were able to pin point all the nuances of the sound production and recognised the detailed elements that the photographers had incorporated into their entries.
All those that joined the Essex AV Group on line enjoyed landscapes with skilful dissolves and third images, documentaries with a lot of informative narrative and the essential humour sequences that always bring a smile to our faces. Additionally we were able to watch wildlife, nature and also to appreciate the creative and artistic aspects of a number of sequences that our AV friends were able to produce during a time of restriction and confinement. There were some personal and reflective AVs giving all of us that viewed the Competition a well rounded Audio Visual event.