L to R. John Arlotto (Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, CA), Mole-Richardson Production Excellence Award recipient for Deface and Michael Parker, President of Mole-Richardson.

L to R. John Priddy, former Angelus winner Hilla Medalia and Ed Priddy. Medalia's documentary To Die In Jerusalem was produced by Angelus sponsor Priddy Brothers and aired on HBO. It is nominated for three 2008 Emmys.

L to R. Holly Book of the Peter Glenville Foundation and Triumph of the Spirit Award recipient Anna McGrath (Victorian College of the Arts, Australia) for Small Change.

L to R. Jen Kleiner, Live Action Finalist (American Film Institute) for Broken Girl and Angelus Student Film Festival Director, Monika Moreno.

Outstanding Animation Award recipient Joaquin Baldwin (University of California, Los Angeles) for Sebastian's Voodoo.

L to R Justin Lerner, (University of California, Los Angeles) Director's Choice Award recipient for The Replacement Child, with the film's lead actor Travis Quentin Young and Fr. Willy Raymond, CSC, National Director of Family Theater Productions.

L to R. Ed Priddy, Laura Waters-Hinson (American University, DC) recipient of the Priddy Brothers Outstanding Documentary Award for As We Forgive and John Priddy.

L to R. Larry Rich, Executive Director, Maryknoll Productions and Harun Mehmedinovic, (American Film Institute, Los Angeles ) recipient of the Maryknoll Productions/Fuji Film Audience Impact Award for In the Name of the Son.