Best Sound

A message to our loved ones at home from Davis, Antarctica. Using a music video. Song by Jack Willis, Home Soon.

When an expeditioner is uncovered in a shipping container that's been welded shut since 1973, he goes on to cause havoc around station while trying to fit back into modern times.

Best Costume

The film Davis Station's 2022 entry into the WIFFA 48 competition, a video focusing on the process of ideas and planning of an entry into the film festival.

Best Editing

After a long winter together the chef decides to organise a formal dinner to celebrate. Everyone is invited but they are warned they need to mind their manners. The station inhabitants unable to change their winter ways one by one start breaching dining etiquette. Bad behaviour will not be tolerated!!

A trailer for the 'upcoming' blockbuster, "The Call". Screening at a 24 Hour's of Daylight location near you this summer. For 2013, the elements were: the sound of an "Authentic Sneeze", a Table Tennis Ball (Ping Pong Ball), a Bath Tub, someone must say "Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir", the character "The Gingerbread Man". And let me just say, if at any point you find yourself asking "What the hell..?", just remember - When there are no women around, BOYS WILL BE BOYS!!! This version has the full credits - now including Bob's amazing friend Helene. In our extreme tiredness in the post-midnight final editing rush, we missed her from the original credits.... our sincerest apologies, without you this couldn't have been pulled off! ;)

Best 48Hrs

Davis Station - 67th ANARE - 2014 - Our entry for the 48hr Antarctic Film Festival. Five 'elements' were emailed to all Antarctic stations at the commencement of the competition, these elements must be included in the film, the elements were: Sound "Squealing Pig"; Prop "A swing (like a swing seat at playgrounds)"; Object "A Swim Suit"; Character "Wal Footrot, he is an iconic Kiwi cartoon character and Google able"; Line of Dialogue "It'll be dark soon and they mostly come at night, mostly”. Here is the result of our 48hrs of madness.

Our entry to the Antarctic 48hr film festival featuring all your favourite loons. Required elements this year: toilet seat, peas (the vegetable), a boing noise, the phrase "it's a very complicated algorithm".

Best 48Hrs

Best Editing

Deep into their second winter on the continent, expeditioners at Davis Station fight it out to find out who is the best chef on station.

Davis research station has channelled Aussie outback hero Russell Coight for their entry in the 48 Hour Antarctic Winter Film Festival.

Introducing Trusty Rusty...

Expeditioners are presented with five 'secret ingredients' to be included in their films, with a deadline 48 hours later. This year, entries needed to include: a boot being thrown; a clock; a plumber; a fire alarm sound; from the Terminator films, the line "I need your boots, your clothes & your motorcycle".