Crash of Rhinos is a company of film and theatre professionals comprised of NCDA faculty, alumni, and friends. We are dedicated to:
Washington, D.C. 48 Hour Film Project 2017
Audience Award
Best Writing - Doug Wilder, Cambria Ungaro, and Natalie Boland
Best Editing
Spotlight Horror Film Awards - Gold Award Winner
Washington, D.C. 48 Hour Film Project 2017
Best Actress - Ellis Greer
Best Ensemble Acting - Ellis Greer, Danny Gavin, Luke Monaghan, Mario Baldessari
Best Writing - Doug Wilder and Nan Ficca
The Global Shorts Festival (Oct. 2017) - Award of Excellence; Best Screenplay (Doug Wilder and Nan Ficca)
The Christian Film Festival (Newport News, VA - Oct. 2017) - Best Mini Film; Best Writing (Doug Wilder and Nan Ficca); Best Actress (Ellis Greer); Best Actor (Danny Gavin); Best Supporting Actor (Mario Baldessari); Best Supporting Actor, Teen (Luke Monaghan)
The Culture of Life Film Festival (Memphis, TN) - Official Selections
The Christian Family Film Festival (Ellington, NY) - Official Selections
Washington, D.C. 48 Hour Film Project 2016
Best Film
Best Sound Design - James Ryan
Best Cinematography - James Ryan
Best Editing - James Ryan
Best Actress - Maggie Wilder
Washington, D.C. Politics and Comedy Festival
Third Place Best Film
Audience Choice
Best Cinematography - Doug Wilder
Best Ensemble Acting - Ray Ficca, Brian Kraemer, Ashley Milligan, Ronnie Zane
Washington, D.C. Politics and Comedy Film Festival
Second Place Best Film
Audience Choice
Best Director - Doug Wilder
Best Ensemble Acting - Ray Ficca, Vaughn Irving, Reginald Richard, Mike Harris, Zach Brewster-Geisz, Christopher Herring, Cambria Ungaro
Washington, D.C. 48 Hour Film Project 2014
Best Film
Audience Choice
Best Direction - James Ryan
Best Writing - Doug Wilder, James Ryan, Vaughn Irving, Missy June
Best Ensemble Acting - Doug Wilder, Vaughn Irving, Rex Daugherty, Sherry Berg, Lee Daugherty
Best Sound Design - James Ryan
Washington, D.C. 48 Hour Film Project 2013
Runner Up Best Film
Audience Choice
Best Cinematography - James Ryan
Best Song - Doug Wilder
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