Two filmmakers have shared the inaugural Northern Film Prize, launched to recognise short films which capture the heart and spirit of the North East.
The winners were announced at this weekend's first ever Alnwick Story Fest and judges included Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves assistant director Thomas Bentley, playwright Michael Chaplin, and the Northumberland author who launched the prize, LJ Ross.
The theme for this year’s edition of the prize was ‘transformation’ and entrants, none of whom were employed in a full-time capacity as filmmakers, were required to submit one short film of no longer than ten minutes.
