"Wake: Up" Wins "Best Original Score" in Hollywood

"Wake:Up!" wins "Best Score" at Hollywood Awards

Congratulations to the makers of "Wake:Up!", which has won "Best Original Score" at the Hollywood Gold Awards. 

Wake:Up! was written, co-edited and directed by David Martin Lanuza and co-edited and produced by Luis Yarroll.  William Cunningham composed the original score.  

This is the fourth festival award for Wake:Up! 

"Wake:Up!" Wins Best Editing at HEI Film Fest

"Wake:Up!" wins "Best Editing" at HEI Film Fest

Congratulations to the makers of "Wake:Up!", which has won "Best Editing" at the Heart of Europe International Film Festival. 

Wake:Up! was written, co-edited and directed by David Martin Lanuza and co-edited and produced by Luis Yarroll.  Rajun Madahar was the Animation Lead.

This is the third festival award for Wake:Up! 

"Wake:Up!" Wins Hon Mention at FOF Awards

"Wake:Up!" wins Hon Mention for "Best Editing" at FofFA

Congratulations to the makers of "Wake:Up!", one of the short films created by our second year animation students at Escape Studios, which has won an Honourable Mention in the category of "Best Editing" at the Future of Film Awards. 

Wake:Up! was written, co-edited and directed by David Martin Lanuza and co-edited and produced by Luis Yarroll.

This is its second festival award. 

"Wake:Up!" Best Editing at London Movie Awards

"Wake:Up!" wins "Best Editing" at London Movie Awards

Congratulations to the makers of "Wake:Up!", one of the short films created by our second year animation students at Escape Studios, which has won the "Best Editing" award at The London Movie Awards.  

Wake:Up! was written, co-edited and directed by David Martin Lanuza and co-edited and produced by Luis Yarroll.

This is its first festival award. 

Introducing "Wake:Up!"

 

Meet "Wake:Up!", the latest short film created by our second year students at Escape Studios.  Wake:Up! was directed by David Martin and produced by Luis Yarroll, and was made as part of a Studio Project Module in which students work together to make short films, simulating as closely as possible the workings of a real animation studio.