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Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival holds awards ceremony
The awards were waiting and ready to be claimed at the 26th Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival. TED PFIRRMANN PHOTOS
November 14, 2024
The 26th annual Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival wrapped up Nov. 10, at the Cambria Hotel in Rehoboth Beach.
The festival is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts and educational organization committed to discovering and showcasing the finest in independent and international cinema.
The festival attracted more than 5,000 attendees and offered 75 films over seven days, as well as panels and Q&A sessions.
Toni Farina, producer of “Bau, Artist of War” accepts her award.
Allyson Rice is excited to have received her award.
John McConnell, festival committee member.
Gordon DelGiorno, festival director, accepts the award for Best Documentary Short on behalf of the winner who couldn’t be there.
Shown are (l-r) Barry Wetcher, festival committee member; Susan Ruth, writer/director of “The First”; and Sal Frank Giarratano, vice president of marketing for Panavision.
Shown are (l-r) Lisa G. Black; Ray Fearon; Sal Frank Giarratano, vice president of marketing for Panavision; and Gordon DelGiorno, festival director.
Lisa G. Black is board member of the Rehoboth Beach Film Society and festival chair of the Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival.
Mark Massey addresses the crowd.
Lisa G. Black, left, and Gordon DelGiorno pose for a photo together.
