Jay Korff-Comments to come.

Joel Eagle-Comments to come.

Regina McCombs-Comments to come.

Mike Humphries-"LA Football," a post-Katrina story about a southern Louisiana high school football team, was an exceptionally well-edited piece. It contains good natural sound and great shot selection throughout. The editor made great storytelling decisions to tell this 1st Place story.
The editor of "Two Minutes and 30 Seconds" created a well-paced piece about a cheerleading competition. Good use of natural sound and shot variety kept this story moving well. A solid effort.
"Unstoppable in South Florida" was different in that the editor put the story of a high school football game together using footage from multiple cameras.  Great on-field action was punctuated with good sideline natural sound from coaches exhorting their players to win. Good, but subtle use of music helped pace this story. A very good piece.

Stephanie Ottjepka-The winning entry had good attention to detail. The reaction shots were well-placed, the shots accompanied the script well, and the natural sound was the right amount for the story. I really liked the contrast in the beginning of the noisy football game to the quiet devastation of the area. The duration and the silence of first shot of the devastation was very nice.
"2:30" was fun to watch. It had good reaction shots, nice moments and good timing. I thought this editor took some chances with some of the sequences of the cheerleaders performing and made it work.
"Unstoppable in South Florida" was a unique highlights wrap-up of local football. The use of music was good, as well as the edits of the plays and the reactions, and it kept me entertained the whole the time. The
style of this was quite impressive.

Erica Simpson-Comments to come.

Mark Morache-Comments to come.

Merry Murray-Comments to come.

Ram Guzman-Comments to come.