LAADM is the spanish acronym for “Licenciatura en Animación, Arte Digital y Multimedia,” which translates to “Bachelor of Arts in Animation, Digital Art and Multimedia.” This program is offered at Universidad del Valle de Atemajac in the City of La Piedad, Michoacán.
As the course professor, I created the awards for the culmination of the Narrative and Cinematic Languages course. As a component of their final evaluation, students were required to write, produce, and present their own five-minute short films.
The LAADM AWARDS accolades include: Best Screenplay, Best Actor/Actress, Best Director, Best Cinematography, Best Music, Best Editing, Best Supporting Actor/Actress, and Best Short Film.
Table of Contents
Best Screenplay: ¿Tú no eres yo?
- Mar Cabral.
- Paco Colín.
- Idalia García.
- Dominic Juárez.
Best Actor/Actress: ¿Tú no eres yo?
- Mar Cabral.
- Paco Colín.
- Idalia García.
- Dominic Juárez.
Best Director: Ojos color avellana
- Aldo Navarro.
- Cris Hurtado.
- Rodrigo Hernández.
- Mónica Rodríguez.
Best Cinematography: Entre acertijos y alas
- Alex Cázares.
- Juan Diego García.
- Celin Marquez.
- Mich Rosales.
- Yulianna Tamayo.
Best Music: Floreciendo sentimientos
- Fany González.
- Nayeli Govea.
- Ulises Méndez.
- Javi Navarrete.
- Astrid Rodríguez.
Best Editing: Corte de realidad
- William Aguirre.
- Jocelyn Fuentes.
- Itzel García.
- Andrea Hernández.
- Cristian Zárate.
Best Supporting Actor/Actress: Es lo que les gusta
- Kim Aguirre.
- Eli Casillas.
- Valeria Chávez.
- Astrid Soria.
Best Short Film: ¿Tú no eres yo?
- Mar Cabral.
- Paco Colín.
- Idalia García.
- Dominic Juárez.
There is much to gain from an undertaking of this nature, particularly in an educational context where the primary focus is on students’ learning and development as prospective professionals. This is why I am convinced that initiating such projects can profoundly influence the lives of our students. Learn more about the LAADM AWARDS project.
Like always, until next time,
Danny Bribiesca
