JUNE 18-20th
QOSM
QOSM FILM FEST
2021
Categories
- SPACERS’ CHOICE AWARD ($1,000 Cash Prize)
- BEST PICTURE
- BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
- BEST CUP (CRYPTID, UFO, PARANORMAL) FEATURE
- BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT
- BEST HORROR SHORT
- BEST ANIMATED SHORT
- BEST INTERNATIONAL SHORT
- BEST SCI-FI SHORT
- BEST EXPERIMENTAL SHORT
- BEST STUDENT SHORT
- BEST CUP SHORT
- BEST WEB SERIES
- BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR/ACTRESSÂ Â
- BEST ENSEMBLE CAST
- BEST DIRECTOR
- BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
- BEST DIRECTORIAL DEBUT
- BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
- BEST EDITING
- BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
- BEST SET DESIGNÂ
- BEST MUSIC ORIGINAL SCORE
- OFFICIAL SELECTION
2021 FILM FEST
WINNERS
BEST PICTURE
ODYSSEY OMEGA
SPACERS’ CHOICE AWARD
Dead End and We, Have Survived
BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
DE – documenting depression
BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT
Intelligent Design
BEST CUP (CRYPTID, UFO, PARANORMAL) FEATURE
Tabernacle 101 Premium
BEST CUP (CRYPTID, UFO, PARANORMAL) SHORT
UFO-1996
BEST HORROR SHORT
Dead End
BEST ANIMATED SHORT
My Tagalong
BEST INTERNATIONAL SHORT
Death Offers Life – last moments of Vincent Van Gogh
BEST SCI-FI SHORT
No Boundary
BEST EXPERIMENTAL SHORT
The Universe According to Dan Buckley
BEST STUDENT SHORT
One Minute to Midnight
BEST WEB SERIES
Sil and the Devil Seeds of Arodor
BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR
Zachary Ray Sherman as Erik in Odyssey Omega
BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS
Meegan Warner as Ash in DeadMe
BEST EMSEMBLE CAST
Odyssey Omega
BEST DIRECTOR
Francisco Matias of DE – documenting depression
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Odyssey Omega
BEST DIRECTORIAL DEBUT
Paul Morris of NASA’s Inscredible Discovery Machine: The Story of the Hubble Space Telescope
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Do You Want to Go Out With Me?
BEST EDITING
Odyssey Omega
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Children of Chronos
BEST SET DESIGN
Pallidus
BEST MUSIC ORIGINAL SCORE
Odyssey Omega
OFFICIAL SELECTION
A Paper House
Elegy for Unfinished Lives
Ellipsis
Homo Sapiens in Space
Identity Check
Limbo
Oakdale, 1959
Overcast
Seer
Sister Tempest
The Conspiracy of Dark Falls
The Heartthrob / Le Tombeur
The New Normal
The One and Only Jewish Miss America
UFO-1996
Unseen
Qosm, formerly known as Vidi Space, was initially created for a niche group of paranormal, horror and documentary lovers. Since then, it has grown to be a proud supporter of independent filmmakers and artists in all genres.
Our second year of the film festival was originally planned to be held again in the DC Metro Area. For 2021, we have decided to move the festival online. It will be a weekend event of panels, screenings and awards just as though we were in person. However, this will be done through our streaming platform Qosm (https://www.q0sm.com). It is accessible worldwide and will allow our filmmakers from across the globe the ability to attend the festival.
2020 Judges included:
Elizabeth Saint: CEO of QOSM
Chad Lindberg: Actor, best known for his film roles in The Fast and the Furious and October Sky, as well as television roles on Sons of Anarchy and Supernatural.
Kevin Tenney: Screenwriter, producer and film director, best known for Witchboard and Night of the Demons.
Jimmy O: Film critic, writer, contributor, reviewer and correspondent at JoBlo & Arrow in the Head.
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Great festival run by passionate film people who are filmmakers themselves. Highly recommend it!
– D. B. Sweeney
I couldn’t recommend applying to Vidi Space Film Festival enough. It’s rare to have such great support, communication, encouragement and enthusiasm from a festival. Thanks to everyone involved for screening “The White Arrow” – it was a privilege to be a part!
– Jim Kroft
An emerging, excellent little festival with great taste (they selected our movie and we won a few awards!) Great communication, and worth the trip. We sent our Director’s Asst, who is a DC native, and am happy to report she had nothing but positive things to say. We’ve been to plenty of smaller festivals and some medium-sized ones as well, and have been disappointed quite often in the lack of organization, promotion and attendance. But at Vidi Space there was an excited and engaged audience or around 25-30, which is very good, and more importantly, they were ‘our people.’ No pretense, no BS — just fans looking for a good sci-fi/horror romp. Thumps up. Thanks, VIDI SPACE!
– James Cirile