shots Awards 2011: Director of the Year

Isobel Roberts

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This first ever shots Director of the Year award offered up a feast of filmmaking talent to our group of industry judges, with the nominee list featuring directing legends Noam Murro, Rupert Sanders, Adam Berg, Bryan Buckley and Fredrik Bond. But there could only be one winner, and it was Park Pictures director Lance Acord who was voted top of the league by his peers, and it certainly has been an impressive run for the

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