The winners of UMFF 2006 are...

Audience Choice Award

Winner:
Unforgiven Sins: The Case of the Faceless Murders — Perla F. Humphrey, Stockbridge, Georgia

Best Short Film Script

Winner:
00:02:02 (Two Minutes, Two Seconds) — Kanithea Powell, Atlanta, Georgia

Second Place:
Convictless — Melondi Brown, St. Louis, Missouri

Third Place:
Hot To The Last Drop — Hanifah Walidah, Brooklyn, New York

Best Animation

Winner:
Adopted by Aliens — Shawnee Gibbs and Shawnelle Gibbs, Winnetka, California

2nd Place:
The Teddy Project — Daniel Aaron, Lance Dardin, Brian Davis, Brian Edwards, Roger Ferrier, Marcus Hubbard, Mario Perry, Declan Rabun, Eric Slack, Jo White, Marques Williams, Venus Aaron, Darrell Armstead, Zachary Baldwin, Lorenzo Barr, Andrew Guerrein, Brian Hayes, Victoria Haywood, Sang Hee Kim, Darrien Lewis, Jovan Mitchell, Stephen Ottinger, Erik Owen, Julian Schieneman, Sean Smith, Maurice Turner, and Dave Welce, Atlanta, Georgia

Third Place:
Tiger Dream — Chanju Lee, Atlanta, Georgia

Best TV Pilot/Show

Winner:
The Envy Life — Jilene Coggins-Smith, Atlanta, Georgia

2nd Place:
The Fellas — Shanda Davis, Houston, Texas

3rd Place:
First Cousins — Erick G. Benson, Upland, California

Honorable Mention:
Brother's Keeper — Lamont Carswell, Fernandina Beach, Florida

Best Student Film

Winner:
Sticks & Stones — Rehema Imani Trimiew, North Plainfield, New Jersey

2nd Place:
Life 101: Angel's Secret — Unique Be'Ans, Marietta, Georgia

3rd Place:
Snapshot — Kevin Coleman, St. Louis, Missouri

Honorable Mention:
Wish — Nicole Elmer, Austin, Texas

Best Documentary

Winner:
Lost In The Rubble — Malik Salaam, Atlanta, Georgia

2nd Place:
Remixed in Japan — Melody Weinstein, New York, New York

3rd Place:
Where Are They Now? — Rico Speight, New York City, New York

Honorable Mentions:
The Slanted Screen: Asian Men in Film and Television — Jeff Adachi, San Francisco, California

Territories of the Breast — Jean Rene Rinvil, Tampa, Florida

Finally Sayin' What I Really Mean — Monique Woods, College Park, Georgia

Exposed: A Documentary on Exotic Dancers — Adreanne Liggins, College Park, Georgia