WYSIWYG Film Festival explained

WYSIWYG Film Festival
Location:	San Francisco, California
Founded:	1999
Language:	English
Website:	www.wysiwygfilmworks.com

The WYSIWYG Film Festival (which stands for What You See Is What You Get^[1]) is an annual Christian film festival held in San Francisco, California. It was founded in 1999 by Richard Gazowsky.^[2]

Awards

Films of The Year

• 2004: The Passion of the Christ
• 2005: Diary of a Mad Black Woman

Best Feature Films

• 2004: Flywheel^[3]
• 2005: The Second Chance

Best Documentaries

• 2003: Save Them!: The Life of Paul Rader^[4]

Best Dramatic Film

• 2004: 'Home Beyond the Sun ^{[5] [6]}

Best Foreign Films

• 2005: Kaibigan^[1]

External links

• Official website
• WYSIWYG Film Festival at the Internet Movie Database

Notes and References

1. News: Professor ushers hope for film industry . Pal . Irma Faith . November 12, 2005 . Philippine Daily Inquirer . November 23, 2009.
2. Web site: Lights, Camera, Gospel! . January 5, 2005 . SF Weekly . November 23, 2009.
3. Web site: Flywheel arrives on DVD with a director's cut . September 3, 2007 . Monsters and Critics . November 23, 2009.
4. Web site: Grad student documentary wins top award at film festival . November 25, 2003 . Courier News . November 23, 2009.
5. Web site: May 2005 Product Showcase. www.religiousproductnews.com. 2018-09-06.
6. Web site: Capitol Christian Music Group. www.capitolchristiandistribution.com. 2018-09-06.