Texas Filmmakers recently an­nounced the winners in their Thin Line Film Fest, held in Den­ton over Labor Day weekend. Sev­en awards and three honorable mentions were presented during an award ceremony Sept. 2.

Recipients of the Best Docu­men­tary Award received a $2,500 voucher for equipment rental at any Panavision location worldwide. Broken Lines Documentary Award winners received a complete editing system — with their choice of editing software — courtesy of Texas Filmmakers. Jury Award winners received the DV Toolkit software suite, courtesy of Digidesign; and the Student Award winner received an MBox Pro also courtesy of Digidesign.

Feature film category winners:

* Best Documentary — Cele­bra­tion of Flight, directed by Lara Juliette Sanders.

* Broken Lines Documentary winner — Meantime, directed by Deborah Magocsi.

* Jury Award winner — I Love Hip Hop in Morocco, directed by Jennifer Needleman.

Short film category winners:

* Best Documentary — Ghost Town: 24 Hours in Terlingua, directed by Chris Elley.

* Broken Lines Documentary winner — Manoj: Telemarketer Elite, directed by Steve Antho­poulus.

* Jury Award winner — The Burning of Fry St., directed by Christopher Largen.

* Student Award winner — I Named Her Angel, directed by Nefin Dinc.

Honorable mention award winners:

A Balancing Act, directed by Marc Israel; Blood, Sweat, and Gears, directed by Jason Edwards; and Bummin’ It: The Life and Times of Oyster Bummins, directed by Justin Cioppa and Andy Bader.