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MASQUERADE FAST FACTS
PLAYBACK
SUNDAY, JULY 27
Room 8
2:30-5:00
Tru Blood Presents: The Comic-Con International Masquerade!
The Results are In!
Here are the results of Saturday Night's Masquerade!
Don't forget, if you missed last night's show, you can catch the playback today (Sunday) from
2:30-5:00 in Room 8.
Trophy Winners
Best In Show – “We Lost,” worn by Orc – Lynette Eklund, Warg – Lance Ikegawa;
designed and made by Lance Ikegawa, Lynette Eklond, Jen Seng and Steve Gallacci.
Judges’ Choice:
Hairspray,
designed, made and worn by Cordelia Willis, Angie Clough, Breanna
Palermo, Caitlin Shindler, Rogue Shindler, and Belle Benson.
Judges’ Choice – “Hairspray,” designed, made and worn by Cordelia Willis, Angie Clough, Breanna
Palermo, Caitlin Shindler, Rogue Shindler, and Belle Benson.
Best Re-creation – “Eternal Sonata,” worn, designed, and made by Underground
Cosplay.
Best Original Design – “The Rock,” worn, designed, and made by Blair
Heald.
Best Workmanship – “Iron Man,” worn by Allan Lavigne; designed and made by Allan
Lavigne and Jeff Dullam.
Most Humorous – “TakaraZuko presents: West Side Story,” designed, made and worn by Lydia Chen,
Amber-Dawn Jackson-Cole, Hoshikaji, Sarah Pilat and Umi.
Best Presentation:
Ozmopolitans: Emerald Citizens,
worn by MaryAnn Cappa,
Kent Elofson, Shaunn Lawrence, Danica Lisiewicz, Jess Miller, Nicole Roberts,
David Rose, Dawn Rose, and Sa Winfield; designed and made by VHM ‘08.
Best Presentation – “Ozmopolitans: Emerald Citizens,” worn by MaryAnn Cappa,
Kent Elofson, Shaunn Lawrence, Danica Lisiewicz, Jess Miller, Nicole Roberts,
David Rose, Dawn Rose, and Sa Winfield; designed and made by VHM ‘08.
Most Beautiful:
Disney Fairies,
worn by McKayla Butym, Katharine Forman,
Emily McComb, Marissa Morris, Elizabeth Munden and Briana Roecks; designed and
made by McKayla Butym, Katharine Forman, Emily McComb, Marissa Morris, Elizabeth
Munden, Briana Roecks, Grace Forman and Isaac Swim.
Most Beautiful – “Disney Fairies,” worn by McKayla Butym, Katharine Forman,
Emily McComb, Marissa Morris, Elizabeth Munden and Briana Roecks; designed and
made by McKayla Butym, Katharine Forman, Emily McComb, Marissa Morris, Elizabeth
Munden, Briana Roecks, Grace Forman and Isaac Swim.
Best Novice – “Harry Potter and the Half Blood (Formerly Known As) Prince,” worn
by Devon Hollingsworth, Dallas Arrington, Jenifer Morgan, Morgan Hobbs, Ian
Saad, Robert Vander Turner, Sarah White, Alex Dunbar, Alex Johnson, Shane Allen
and Christina Monji; designed and made by Linda Turner.
Best Young Fan:
X-Wing Girl,
worn by Nicole Veloskey; designed and made by Tom Veloskey
Also the winner of Company Prizes from Anime Pavilion, Century Guild, The Comic Gallery Store, and Lucasfilm Ltd.
Best Young Fan – “Bumblebee,” worn by Jake Webber; designed and made by Corey
Webber and Jake Webber. Honorable Mention: Presentation – “X-Wing Girl,” worn by
Nicole Veloskey; designed and made by Tom Veloskey.
Honorable Mention: Overall Presentation – “All Rise in the Presence of Emperor
Ming,” worn by Jennifer King, Michael King, Kit Brown, Dan, Lisa Holderness, Rob
Leudke, Maddie Leudke, Ivy Salazar, C.J.Soblawiak, Freya Camagria, Keegan
Adames, Kenny Zigler, Jennifer Lengench and James Rolfsen; designed and made by
Jennifer King and Kit Brown with special assistance by Regine Dial, Melody Gelb,
Leslee Voisin, Beatriz Castellanos and Lynn Mandeville.
Honorable Mention: Recreation – “Trinity Blood,” worn by Abel Nightroad – Yumiko
Homsher, Isaak Fernando Von Kampfer – Natalie Daniel, Asthe – Elizabeth Fuller,
Empire Esther – Sarah Hall, AX Esther – Jillian Dooley; designed and made by
Abel Nightroad – Designed and made by Yumiko Homsher Isaak Fernando Von Kampfer,
Asthe, Empire Esther and AX Esther – Designed by Sarah Hall and Natalie Daniel,
Made by Sarah Hall, Natalie Daniel, and Jillian Dooley.
Honorable Mention: Beautiful Construction – “Queen Alice of Wonderland,” worn,
designed, and made by M. Alice LeGrow.
Company Winners
AgentSakur9 Entertainment – “Eternal Sonata,” worn, designed, and made by
Underground Cosplay.
Anime Pavilion – “X-Wing Girl,” worn by Nicole Veloskey; designed and made by
Tom Veloskey; “We Lost,” worn by Orc – Lynette Eklund, Warg – Lance Ikegawa;
designed and made by Lance Ikegawa, Lynette Eklond, Jen Seng and Steve Gallacci;
“Ken the Eagle from Ninja Force Gatchaman,” worn by Greco Espinoza; designed and
made by Greco Espinoza and Ricky Broussard, helmet by Gath Cust.
Century Guild – “We Lost,” worn by Orc – Lynette Eklund, Warg – Lance Ikegawa;
designed and made by Lance Ikegawa, Lynette Eklond, Jen Seng and Steve Gallacci;
“X-Wing Girl,” worn by Nicole Veloskey; designed and made by Tom Veloskey.
The Comic Gallery Store – “X-Wing Girl,” worn by Nicole Veloskey; designed and
made by Tom Veloskey; “TakaraZuko presents: West Side Story,” worn, designed and made
by Lydia Chen, Amber-Dawn Jackson-Cole, Hoshikaji, Sarah Pilat and Umi.
Conjecture – “Queen Alice of Wonderland,” worn, designed, and made by M. Alice
LeGrow.
The Costume Designers Guild, Local 892 – “We Lost,” worn by Orc – Lynette
Eklund, Warg – Lance Ikegawa; designed and made by Lance Ikegawa, Lynette
Eklond, Jen Seng and Steve Gallacci.
DC Comics – “Wonder Girl,” worn by Arianna Muennich; designed and made by
Cynthia Muennich.
The Dented Helmet – “Bumblebee,” worn by Jake Webber; designed and made by Corey
Webber and Jake Webber.
Frank And Son Collectible Show – “The Rock,” worn, designed, and made by Blair
Heald.
Harper Collins and Deborah Landis – “The Rock,” worn, designed, and made by
Blair Heald.
Lucasfilm Ltd. – “X-Wing Girl,” worn by Nicole Veloskey; designed and made by
Tom Veloskey.
Lynn Perry of Darkest Desires – “Darth Maul, Sith Apprentice,” worn by Clifford
Naiman; designed and made by Shawn Gordon and Clifford Naiman.
Paramount Home Entertainment – “Darth Maul, Sith Apprentice,” worn by Clifford
Naiman; designed and made by Shawn Gordon and Clifford Naiman; “Wonder Girl,”
worn by Arianna Muennich; designed and made by Cynthia Muennich.
The Testmarket Evolution – “Ken the Eagle from Ninja Force Gatchaman,” worn by
Greco Espinoza; designed and made by Greco Espinoza and Ricky Broussard, helmet
by Gath Cust.
Xbox – “Eternal Sonata,” worn, designed, and made by Underground Cosplay.
Awards and Prizes
Comic-Con International trophies will be given to the most outstanding costumes
in categories of Best In Show, Judges’ Choice, Best Re-Creation, Best Original
Design, Most Humorous, Most Beautiful, Best Novice, Best Presentation, Best
Workmanship, and Best Young Fan. In addition, generous cash and merchandise
prizes will be presented by representatives of the following companies and
organizations:
Frank And Son Collectible Show, of the City of Industry, CA, will present to the
entry they deem the audience favorite a prize of $1,000 cash, plus an impressive
special trophy.
Xbox will award, to the best entry based on an Xbox game character or
characters, a new Halo 3 Xbox console signed by the studio team, a full-size
Master Chief costume, a set of high-end laser-tag weapons, plus an assortment of
Halo items, including games, accessories, action figures, and more.
AgentSakur9 Entertainment, dedicated to providing the very best coverage and
highest-quality images of cosplay and costuming, will bestow a $200 cash award
and a trophy to their choice for Most Outstanding Entry.
Anime Pavilion will present, to what they choose as their favorite anime
costumes in the show, $150 booth credit for their first choice, $50 credit for
runner-up, and $40 credit to the best Young Fan entry.
Century Guild will present, to the costume they select as best portraying
elements of Art Nouveau or fantasy, the winner’s choice of either $200 cash or
up to $500 credit at their Exhibit Hall booth.
The Comic Gallery Store of San Diego will present $150 cash to the entry they
select as their favorite, and $100 cash to their favorite Young Fan costumer.
The Costume Designers Guild, Local 892, the labor union representing costume
designers and other costume professionals in film and TV, will present to their
favorite entry a unique CDG Masquerade Award statue, a subscription to the
Costume Designer magazine, and a guided behind-the-scenes visit for two people
to a Hollywood costume house.
DC Comics representatives will present $300 cash to the finest costumed entry
portraying a DC Comics character or characters.
The Dented Helmet, the Internet's #1 Boba Fett/Jango Fett costuming forum, will
bestow a prize of $200 cash to the entry that best showcases the crafting and
use of helmets or other head coverings in their costume entry.
HarperCollins and Deborah Landis, Academy Award–nominated costume designer for
many films including Raiders of the Lost Ark and Michael Jackson's Thriller, and
a Cannes Film Festival judge and professor at the University of the Arts,
London, will present $100 cash plus a copy of her beautiful 2007 book Dressed: A
Century of Hollywood Costume Design (cover price $75) to her favorite entry.
Lynn Perry of Darkest Desires will award $150 cash to
the best costume entry inspired by horror or other dark genres, such as
vampires, demons, creatures of the night, creepy alien monsters, and so on.
Lucasfilm Ltd. will reward the best Star Wars costumers with fabulous items
from their Licensing Archives. The finest entries from the Star Wars galaxy will
be selected by a Lucasfilm representative to receive very special limited-edition
collectibles.
Studio Foglio will present, for the best entry based on a webcomic, $250 in
cash, plus a bag of impressive goodies. This is for any webcomic costume, not
just ones based on characters from Studio Foglio.
Paramount Home Entertainment will present two generous DVD movie
packages, each worth well over $150. For Best Hero or Villain: The
Indiana Jones Special Collector’s Trilogy, Transformers, Cloverfield, Beowulf,
Sweeney Todd, & others titles. And for the Best Youth Costumer: The Spiderwick
Chronicles Special Collector’s Edition, Transformers Animated Movie, The Last
Airbender: The Complete Books 1-3, Young Indiana Jones Trilogy, Alvin and the
Chipmunks: Chipmunk Adventure, and more.
The Testmarket Evolution will present three cash prizes: $100 for Best Video
Game Character, $100 for Best Anime Character, and $100 for what they deem as
the People's Choice for best entry.
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