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2011 W3 Awards

MMW — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 16:56:33 +0000

The W3 Award winners for 2011 have been announced. Winning Silver were our websites for Woody Allen’s MIDNIGHT IN PARIS and Emilio Estevez’s THE WAY. In the six years that Mixed Media Workshop has entered we’ve how taken home thirteen W3 Awards of the Silver, Gold, and Best-in-Show variety.

Big thanks to Karen Yung for her work on MIDNIGHT IN PARIS, and Sony Classics for the project. For THE WAY a thank you to Brent and Teresa at mimoYmima for their heavy lifting, and Elixir Films for bringing us on.

2010 W3 Awards

MMW — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 02:11:43 +0000

The 2010 W3 Award winners have been announced, and we went Four-for-Four! Winning Silver Awards were our websites for AN EDUCATION, THE UPSETTER, PARIS 36, and THE LAST STATION. We’re not keeping track or anything, but have been told that’s eleven total W3 Awards of the Silver, Gold, and Best-in-Show variety.

Big thanks to Karen Yung for her work on THE UPSETTER, AN EDUCATION, and THE LAST STATION, as well as Manuki for the work on PARIS 36. For the opportunity on THE UPSETTER we owe a huge thanks to Ethan Higbee and Adam Bhala-Lough. And thanks to Sony Pictures Classics for putting us on AN EDUCATION, PARIS 36, and THE LAST STATION!

2009 W3 Awards

MMW — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 21:58:18 +0000

Mixed Media Workshop has won silver at the 2009 W3 Awards for the site we created for FROZEN RIVER, a Sony Pictures Classics release. Not that we’re counting, but now that makes seven total W3 Awards of the Silver, Gold, and Best-in-Show variety.

Thanks to Karen Yung for her work on the site as well as (of course) Sony Pictures Classics.

2008 W3 Awards

MMW — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 03:43:07 +0000

Mixed Media Workshop has been the recipient of four W3 Awards for 2008. Youth Without Youth was a two-time winner; Gold Award and Best in Show! Winning Silver Awards were Married Life and When Did You Last See Your Father?

Huge thanks to Karen Yung, who worked with us on all three of these websites…and, of course, to Sony Pictures Classics.