Grayson Gilmour Wins Best Score At NZ Film Awards

Wellington musician Grayson Gilmour took out Best Score for his soundtrack to local film The Most Fun You Can Have Dying at the first ever 'Sorta Unofficial' New Zealand Film Awards held last night in Auckland. Over twenty 'Moas' were dished out at the sold out event with The Orator winning the coveted Best Film Award. See below for all the winners and here is a stream of the award winning soundtrack:

2012 Sorta Unoffical New Zealand Film Awards Winners:

Best film - The Orator
Best Self-Funded Film - The Red House
Best Director - The Orator – Tusi Tamasese
Best Cinematography - The Most Fun You Can Have Dying – Crighton Bone
Best Editing - Two Little Boys – Annie Collins
Best Actor - The Orator – Fa’afiaula Sagote
Best Actress - The Orator – Tausili Pushparaj
Best Supporting Acto - Netherwood – Will Hall
Best Supporting Actress - The Orator – Salamasina Mataia
Best Screenplay - The Orator – Tusi Tamasese
Best Score - The Most Fun You Can Have Dying – Grayson Gilmour
Best Sound - The Orator – Tim Prebble, Chris Todd, Richard Flynn, Mike Hedges and Gilbert Lake
Best Production Design - The Most Fun You Can Have Dying – Bruce Everard
Best Makeup Design - The Devil’s Rock – Davina Lamont, Sean Foot and Richard Taylor
Best Costume Design - The Orator – Kirsty Cameron
Best Visual Effects - Two Little Boys – Jon Baxter and Puck Murphy
Best Short Film - Honk If You’re Horny
Best Short Film Actor - Honk If You’re Horny – Andy Anderson
Best Short Film Actress - Whakatiki – Mabelle Dennison
Best Documentary - Maori Boy Genius
Best Documentary Director - Shihad: Beautiful Machine – Sam Peacocke
Best Documentary Cinematography - How Far is Heaven – Christopher Pryor
Best Documentary Editing - Shihad: Beautiful Machine – Cushla Dillon
Best Self-Funded Short Film - In Safe Hands
Best Short Film Cinematography - I’m the One – Bonnie Elliott
Best Short Film Script - Honk If You’re Horny – Joe Lonie