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Member LoginNational Awards for Cinematography
The National awards for Cinematography are held annually in May, on a rotational basis between Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane and Melbourne. In 2006, they were held for the first time in the National capital, Canberra.
Entries for the National Awards are automatically entered from the Gold winners from the individual State Awards, held in November the preceding year. Direct entry is not available into the awards. Only current financial members of the society are eligible to enter into the state awards.
The Golden Tripod is the highest award in each category with runners up receiving distinctions. Only one Golden Tripod can be awarded in each category.
All the Golden Tripod Winners are then rejudged to determine the winner of the Miller Award for Australian Cinematographer of the Year.
Further Information
- 2008 National Awards for Cinematography
- The 2008 National Awards for Cinematography - proudly supported by FujiFilm - were held on Saturday 31 May 2008 at the Overseas Passenger Terminal, Circular Quay in Sydney
- Our Sponsors
- Every year our sponsors provide valuable assistance and funding for us to be able to do the things we do for our members
- The Milli Award
- The Milli Award is awarded to the Australian Cinematographer of the Year and is the highest award
- ACS International Award for Cinematography
- 2006 saw the introduction of the ACS International Award for Cinematography. This award is for excellence in cinematography and is open to ANY feature film cinematographer working on the international stage.
- Hall of Fame
- The Australian Cinematographers Society Hall of Fame is the highest honour that can be bestowed on a cinematographer.
- The Ross Wood Snr Memorial Award
- A trust fund, setup in the name of Ross Wood Snr, primarily to encourage and recognise young cinematographers who like to experiment and be innovative.
- Previous Awards
- Information from previous National Awards