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Done In 60 Seconds Award
Awarded forBest 60-second remake of the year
CountryUnited Kingdom
Presented by
Empire magazine
First awarded2008
Currently held byDavid Smith (United Kingdom) - There Will Be Blood (Milk) (2014)
Websitehttp://www.jamesonempirediss.com/ Edit this on Wikidata
Empire Awards

The Done In 60 Seconds Award (abbreviated DISS) is an award presented annually by the British

Empire to the winner of that year's Done In 60 Seconds Competition, in which participants recreate a known film in 60-seconds. The Done In 60 Seconds Award was first introduced at the 13th Empire Awards in 2008, with Nick Jesper from the United Kingdom receiving the award for his 60-second version of Titanic
. The competition was open for its first two years only to entries from the United Kingdom and has since become an international competition with each participating country selecting its own local winner (or number of finalists) which then joins the global shortlist of films, from which a panel of judges selects the global winner.

The 2015 competition will be running in the following countries: Armenia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Greece, Kazakhstan, Poland, Russia, Serbia and the United Kingdom. The start date for the 2015 entries was October 29, 2014 at 12:00 and the closing date for entries will be January 31, 2015 at 23:59. The local winners will be showcased at the 20th Empire Awards on March 29, 2015 where a panel of judges will choose the Global Done In 60 Seconds winner.

Since its inception, the award has been given to five United Kingdom winners. Other winners include Kazakhstan and the Netherlands with one award each. David Smith from the United Kingdom is the most recent winner in this category for There Will Be Blood (Milk), his 60-second film version of There Will Be Blood.

Done In 60 Seconds competition

The Done In 60 Seconds competition was first introduced at the 13th Empire Awards in 2008, then open only to entries from the United Kingdom and it continued to be a United Kingdom only competition for its second appearance at the 14th Empire Awards in 2009.[1] The competition was first opened to international entries at the 15th Empire Awards in 2010[1] and has since remained an international competition with eligible countries changing each year. The 15th Empire Awards also introduced The Global Final ceremony, where the shortlisted directors were invited to London where a group of judges chose the five finalist films. The Global Final was held for 5 consecutive award ceremonies between the 15th to 19th Empire Awards in 2014 and was discontinued at the 20th Empire Awards in 2015.

The 1st Done In 60 Seconds Competition Global Final was held on March 26, 2010

Jason Issacs[4] and English director Edgar Wright,[4] which selected from a shortlist of 20 nominees[2][3] the five Done In 60 Seconds Award finalists that were invited to the Empire Awards where the winner was announced.[2][3][4][5]

The 2nd Done In 60 Seconds Competition Global Final was held on March 25, 2011[6] at the London Film Museum, London, England.[6] The team of judges consisted of Empire editor-in-chief Mark Dinning,[6] Irish actor and comedian Chris O'Dowd[6] and English director Neil Marshall,[6] which selected from a shortlist of 24 nominees[6] the five Done In 60 Seconds Award finalists that were invited to the Empire Awards where the winner was announced.[6][7]

The 3rd Done In 60 Seconds Competition Global Final was held on March 23, 2012

Sky Movies Premiere English presenter Alex Zane,[9] Irish actor and comedian Chris O'Dowd[9] and English director Gareth Edwards,[9] which selected from a shortlist of 28 nominees[9] the five Done In 60 Seconds Award finalists that were invited to the Empire Awards where the winner was announced.[8][9][10]

The 4th Done In 60 Seconds Competition Global Final was held on March 22, 2013

Sky Movies Premiere, English presenter Alex Zane,[12] Scottish radio DJ Edith Bowman[12][13] and English actors Joanne Froggatt[11] and Tom Hiddleston,[11][13] which selected from a shortlist of 23 nominees[12] the five Done In 60 Seconds Award finalists that were invited to the Empire Awards where the winner was announced.[11][12][13]

The 5th Done In 60 Seconds Competition Global Final was held on March 29, 2014

Sky Movies Premiere English presenter Alex Zane,[14] Scottish radio DJ Edith Bowman,[14] Scottish director Jon S. Baird[15] and English director Ben Wheatley,[14] which selected from a shortlist of 24 nominees[15] the five Done In 60 Seconds Award finalists that were invited to the Empire Awards where the winner was announced.[14][15]

The 2014 competition was open to entries from 22 countries, including:

Bosnia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Greece, India, Israel, Kazakhstan, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Ukraine and the United Kingdom.[14][16]

Current competition

The 2015 competition will be running in the following countries: Armenia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Greece, Kazakhstan, Poland, Russia, Serbia and the United Kingdom.[17] The start date for the 2015 United Kingdom entries was October 29, 2014 at 12:00 and the closing date for entries will be January 31, 2015 at 23:59.[18] On February 20, 2015 a shortlist of 20 United Kingdom entries that the judging panel consider to be the most entertaining and technically competent entries will be published on the competition website with members of the public voting for their favorite film.[18] The voting will close on March 6, 2015 and on March 13, 2015 the name of the most popular United Kingdom shortlist entry, based on the number of votes, will be chosen.[18] As a change from previous years, there will not be a Global Final held where a panel of judges choose the 5 finalist films, instead the United Kingdom winner will join the other winners from the other participating countries and will be showcased at the 20th Empire Awards on March 29, 2015 where a panel of judges will choose the Global Done In 60 Seconds winner.[18]

Winners and nominees

In the list below, winners are listed first in boldface, followed by the other nominees. The number of the ceremony (1st, 2nd, etc.) appears in parentheses after the awards year, linked to the article (if any) on that ceremony.

2000s

Year Country Director Film Link Ref.
2008
(13th) 		United Kingdom Nick Jesper Titanic [2008 DISS 1] [19]
Finalists
United Kingdom George Pursall & Thomas Stock Alien [2008 DISS 2] [20]
United Kingdom Ellie Rogers Atonement [2008 DISS 3]
United Kingdom Phil Heeks Close Encounters of the Third Kind [2008 DISS 4]
United Kingdom Mark Hampton Speed [2008 DISS 5]
The other shortlisted films
United Kingdom Lynsey Yarnell Back to the Future [2008 DISS 6] [20]
United Kingdom Ryhs Owain Dino-Empire (Jurassic Park) [2008 DISS 7]
United Kingdom Tim Chivers Evil Dead II [2008 DISS 8]
United Kingdom Oliver Hollingdale Harry Potter [2008 DISS 9]
United Kingdom Liam Johnston Nosferatu [2008 DISS 10]
United Kingdom Tom Marshall Rambo: First Blood [2008 DISS 11]
United Kingdom Alison Goldsmith Saving Private Ryan [2008 DISS 12]
United Kingdom Dan Horn The Seventh Seal [2008 DISS 13]
United Kingdom Matt Bigwood The Dam Busters [2008 DISS 14]
United Kingdom Henry S & Matt D The Shining [2008 DISS 15]
2009
(14th) 		United Kingdom Stephen Power & Conal O'Meara Jerry Maguire [2009 DISS 1] [21]
Finalists
United Kingdom Ewan Smith Cloverfield [2009 DISS 2] [22]
United Kingdom Mark Hampton Pearl Harbor [2009 DISS 3]
United Kingdom Ewan Warburton Se7en [2009 DISS 4]
United Kingdom Steven Seller The Dark Knight [2009 DISS 5]
The other shortlisted films
United Kingdom Mike Doxford American Psycho [2009 DISS 6] [22]
United Kingdom Will Tribble Forrest Gump [2009 DISS 7]
United Kingdom Charlie Lyne Requiem for a Dream [2009 DISS 8]
United Kingdom Harry Lindley Reservoir Dogs [2009 DISS 9]
United Kingdom Katie Child Terminator 2: Judgment Minute (Terminator 2: Judgment Day) [2009 DISS 10]
United Kingdom Martin Selby & Tom Marshall The Fugitive [2009 DISS 11]
United Kingdom Melanie Keyzor WALL-E [2009 DISS 12]

2010s

Year Country Director Film Link Ref.
2010
(15th) 		United Kingdom Mark Hampton Top Gun [2010 DISS 1] [23]
Finalists
Ireland Tom Rowley There Will Be Less Blood (There Will Be Blood) [2010 DISS 2] [3]
Russia Andrew Akulina True Lies [2010 DISS 3]
United Kingdom Lee Hardcastle The Evil Dead [2010 DISS 4]
United Kingdom Michael Whaite Who Framed Roger Rabbit [2010 DISS 5]
The other shortlisted films
Ireland Kevin de la Isla O'Neill The Departed
2011
(16th) 		Netherlands Maeve Stam 127 Hours [2011 DISS 1] [24]
Finalists
Russia Valentina Kurochkina & Sergey Potapov Avatar [2011 DISS 2] [25]
Sweden Samuel Heiligers, Frej Bengtsson & Stefan Lundaahl Indiana Jones (Raiders of the Lost Ark) [2011 DISS 3]
United Kingdom Lee Hardcastle
The Exorcist
 		[2011 DISS 4]
United Kingdom Michael Whaite The Lion King [2011 DISS 5]
The other shortlisted films
Bulgaria Marian Georgiev Valkyrie [2011 DISS 6] [25]
Chile Rodrigo Reyes Santander Aliens [2011 DISS 7]
Germany Negian Haddad Kaveh Léon: The Professional [2011 DISS 8]
Ireland Chris Lodge The Expendables [2011 DISS 9]
Ireland Kevin De La Isla Shadow of the Vampire [2011 DISS 10]
Kazakhstan Andrey Manuilov The Dark Knight [2011 DISS 11]
Poland Michael Mank & Jacek Wlodarczyk
James Bond
 		[2011 DISS 12]
Russia Petr Lisovisky & Artur Ostapenko Inception [2011 DISS 13]
Russia Dmitry Vasiyev & Zhanna Boyarintseva Jaws [2011 DISS 14]
Russia Olga Busorgina & Andrey Kilin Transformers Grindhouse (Transformers) [2011 DISS 15]
Russia Vadi Talanov & Dmitry Korobeynikov Charlie Chaplin [2011 DISS 16]
Sweden Joshua Petsonk & Hanni Serag Psycho [2011 DISS 17]
Turkey Çagil Ivak Dr. Strangelove [2011 DISS 18]
Turkey Esat Can 12 Angry Men [2011 DISS 19]
Ukraine Mykhailo Orlov
2001: A Space Odyssey
 		[2011 DISS 20]
Ukraine Vladyslav Trifinov Inglourious Basterds Missing link
United Kingdom Jack Kendall The Social Network [2011 DISS 21]
United Kingdom Simon Jago, Ryan Casey & Clark Brady 300 [2011 DISS 22]
United Kingdom Gareth Soens Hughes Predator [2011 DISS 23]
2012
(17th) 		Kazakhstan Indira Suleimenova Black Swan [2012 DISS 1] [26]
Finalists
Bulgaria Rosen Lliev Edward Scissorhands [2012 DISS 2] [27]
Chile Gonzalo Ruiz & Joaquin Vergara Spider-Man [2012 DISS 3]
Ireland Andrew Norton District 9 [2012 DISS 4]
United Kingdom Philip Askins Herge's Raiders of the Lost Ark (The Adventures of Tintin and Raiders of the Lost Ark) [2012 DISS 5]
The other shortlisted films
Belgium Marie Hologne Titanic [2012 DISS 6] [28]
Belgium Alexis Berthelot & Anouchka
The Jetty
 		[2012 DISS 7]
Czech Republic Unknown Director Forrest Gump [2012 DISS 8]
Germany Ferenc Horváth Buried [2012 DISS 9]
India Arati Kadav Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind [2012 DISS 10]
India Mayank Shethiya Fight Club [2012 DISS 11]
Israel Boris Shurp Limitless [2012 DISS 12]
Latvia Jānis Ābele Fantastic Mr Fox [2012 DISS 13]
Netherlands Stephane Kaas Drive [2012 DISS 14]
Portugal Nuno Gervásio The King's Speech [2012 DISS 15]
Romania Vlad Andrei Ghinea The Birds [2012 DISS 16]
Russia Роман Бубнов Commando [2012 DISS 17]
Russia Ilya Subbotin In Time [2012 DISS 18]
Russia Andrey Kilin Pirates of the Caribbean [2012 DISS 19]
Russia Potapov Sergey TransfomeRUS (Transformers) [2012 DISS 20]
Russia Yaroslav Denisov The Godfather [2012 DISS 21]
Serbia Marko Kovac̈ Psycho [2012 DISS 22]
Sweden Stefan Lundaahl, Samuel Heiligers & Frej Bengtsson Free Willy [2012 DISS 23]
Ukraine Nataliya Shevchenko Se7en [2012 DISS 24]
United Kingdom Simon Jago The Thing (Prequel) [2012 DISS 25]
United Kingdom David Smith War Horse [2012 DISS 26]
United Kingdom Jack Kendall The King's Speech [2012 DISS 27]
United Kingdom Michael Whaite The Star Wars Prequel Trilogy [2012 DISS 28]
Unknown Nikolaus Suchentrunk The Birds [2012 DISS 29]
2013
(18th) 		United Kingdom Philip Askins Blade Runner [2013 DISS 1] [29]
Finalists
Kazakhstan Sergey Litovchenko Twilight [2013 DISS 2] [29]
Russia Olga Goldfarb Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas [2013 DISS 3]
Russia Andrei Dzhunkovsky Red H. (Memento) [2013 DISS 4]
United Kingdom Mark Hampton Argo [2013 DISS 5]
The other shortlisted films
Japan Naomi Nemoto Reservoir Dogs [2013 DISS 6] [30]
Romania Razvan Mera Skyfall [2013 DISS 7]
United Kingdom Michael Hall RoboCop [2013 DISS 8]
United Kingdom Oliver Graves & Matthew Brackenbury The Italian Job [2013 DISS 9]
United Kingdom Charlie Hall You Only Live Twice [2013 DISS 10]
Unknown Curro Guerrero Forrest Gulp (Forrest Gump) [2013 DISS 11]
Unknown Esmir Prlja & Damir Ruvić Mad Max [2013 DISS 12]
Unknown João Alves xXx [2013 DISS 13]
Unknown Ben Oringer Inception [2013 DISS 14]
Unknown Milos Ljubomirović The Usual Suspects [2013 DISS 15]
Unknown Petr Černý Scream [2013 DISS 16]
Unknown Irina Kolotova Atlas Cloud (Cloud Atlas) [2013 DISS 17]
Unknown Eugene Zhukov Untouchable (The Intouchables) [2013 DISS 18]
Unknown Tsakoumi Aliki, Margaritidou Dimitra & Arapis Menippos Amadeus [2013 DISS 19]
Unknown Oleksandr Shevchenko The Expendables [2013 DISS 20]
Unknown Svetlana Gubanova Broccoliman [2013 DISS 21]
Unknown Nikolay Ivanov Ted [2013 DISS 22]
Unknown Elisabeth Wanzenböck Jaws [2013 DISS 23]
2014
(19th) 		United Kingdom David Smith There Will Be Blood (Milk) (There Will Be Blood) [2014 DISS 1] [31]
Finalists
Israel Leigh Lahav Gravity [2014 DISS 2] [15]
Portugal João Carrilho Vertigo [2014 DISS 3]
Russia Ramil Karipov Paranormal Activity: Bad Realtor (Paranormal Activity) [2014 DISS 4]
United Kingdom Michael Hall Gravity in 2D (Gravity) [2014 DISS 5]
The other shortlisted films
Armenia Arsen Avdalyan The Artist [2014 DISS 6] [32]
Bosnia
 Jasmin Pivić The Prestige [2014 DISS 7]
Brazil Fernanda Caruso & Tuca Zorzetto Finding Nemo [2014 DISS 8]
Bulgaria Dimitar Stafidov BU Star Wars Episode IV (Star Wars) [2014 DISS 9]
Croatia Dinka Radonić Memento [2014 DISS 10]
Czech Republic Taťána Rubášová American Beauty [2014 DISS 11]
Greece Ιoanna Sotiriou Cast Away [2014 DISS 12]
India Ritesh Varma Modern Times [2014 DISS 13]
Kazakhstan Diana Bimakhimova Sherlock Holmes [2014 DISS 14]
Romania Catalin Palavescu The Wolverine [2014 DISS 15]
Russia Alex Knyazeva 1+1 Intouchables (The Intouchables) [2014 DISS 16]
Russia Lena Bubnova Baking Bread (Breaking Bad) [2014 DISS 17]
Russia Sofia Anchugina Gone in 60 Seconds [2014 DISS 18]
Russia Maria Vdovenko Slumdog Millionaire [2014 DISS 19]
Serbia Dragomir Leko Pulp Fiction aka Pulp Fixed (Pulp Fiction) [2014 DISS 20]
Ukraine Liliana Tymoshenko Leon Killer (Léon: The Professional) [2014 DISS 21]
United Kingdom Tony Byrnes Dead Poets Society [2014 DISS 22]
United Kingdom Jonathan Farrelly & Alice Toner Manhattan [2014 DISS 23]
United Kingdom Claire Carter The (con) Artist (The Artist) [2014 DISS 24]

Notes

A: When there was a conflict regarding the director name between the Empire Awards official websites and the information provided in the film, the film information was chosen.
B: The official website for the 15th Empire Awards in 2010 only lists the United Kingdom nominees and finalists and not the global finalist list. The global finalist list was taken from an independent source.[3]

Award statistics

The following countries received the Global Done In 60 Seconds award:

Awards Country
5 United Kingdom
1 Kazakhstan
Netherlands

Done In 60 Seconds finalist films

2008 films

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  6. ^ Lynsey Yarnell (2008). Done In 60 Seconds: Back to the Future.
  7. ^ Ryhs Owain (2008). Done In 60 Seconds: Dino-Empire.
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  9. ^ Oliver Hollingdale (2008). Done In 60 Seconds: Harry Potter.
  10. ^ Liam Johnston (2008). Done In 60 Seconds: Nosferatu.
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2009 films

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  10. ^ Katie Child (2009). Done In 60 Seconds: Terminator 2: Judgment Minute.
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2010 films

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2011 films

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2012 films

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2013 films

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2014 films

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