As the only juried 8 mm festival in North America, the United States Super 8 Film & Video Festival remains a mecca for Super 8 filmmakers and 8mm video artists.
The 1999 Festival continued to evidence the vitality of Super 8 mm film and to mark the emerging versatility of 8 mm video as an artistic medium. 140 works were submitted by film/videomakers from throughout U.S., Canada, U.K., Germany and Singapore.
All screenings took place on February 19, 20 and 21, 1998 at Scott Hall #123 on the College Avenue Campus of Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ. Here is a brief summary of the results.
Grand Prize
| Y Na Na
| Yvette Torell | San Francisco, Ca 20 min.
| The Collegians Are Go!
| Scott Calnico | Austin, TX 24 min.
| Period
| Susan Ingraham | New York, NY 17 min.
| Tabernacle
| Tony Gault | Englewood, CO 10 min.
| The Physics of Love
| Diane Bonder | Brooklyn, NY 24 min.
| Pizzalero
| Randy Stewart | Roswell, GA 2 min.
| AVT New Jersey Post Production Prize
| Unnamable
| James Fazzaro | Bridgewater, NJ 23 min.
| Honorable Mention
| Vice Girls
| Tara Judelle | Hollywood, CA 15 min.
| Raging Clay
| J. D. Barfield | Glendale, CA 3 min.
| Monkey Doll
| Dave Ellsworth | Farmville, VA 2 min.
| Haunt
| Lisa McElroy | San Francisco, CA 7 min.
| Oily Night
| Lowell Hildebrandt | Winamac, IN 10 min.
| Audience Choice Prize
| Y Na Na
| Yvette Torell | San Francisco, CA 20 min.
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