| |
| Best Novel |
| Win
|
Beast Master's Ark
|
Lyn McConchie
and
Andre Norton
|
| Nomination
|
Elf
|
N. D. Hansen-Hill
|
| Nomination
|
Spirit City
|
Dale Elvy
|
| Nomination
|
Static
|
N. D. Hansen-Hill
|
| |
| Best Art Work |
| Win
|
For model making on "The Lord of the Rings" motion pictures. John and Mary were the lead model makers of the model team for this project.
|
John Baster
and
Mary Maclachlan
|
| Nomination
|
For composition of a score for a science fiction drama production (The score from 'This Miserable Thing Called Life: An AudioNovel', first broadcast on Wellington Access Radio in August 2002).
|
Krackatoa
|
| |
| Services To Fandom |
| Win
|
For the many Armageddons of the past years. For the increasing calibre of the expos and guests over time. For their support of New Zealand clubs and New Zealand comic artists through advertising and table space.
|
William Geradts
and
Adele Geradts
|
| Nomination
|
For continuous involvement in fandom, especially his expertise in matters of factual space travel.
|
Matthew Pavletich
|
| Nomination
|
For ongoing involvement with Stella Nova Science Fiction and Fantasy club and conventions.
|
Malcolm Fletcher
|
| Nomination
|
For support and administration of the sf.org.nz web domain. . .
|
Martin Kealey
|
| |
| Services to Science Fiction and Fantasy |
| Win
|
For being the premiere special effects and visual effects facilities in New Zealand. [. . .] Weta Workshop and Weta Digital have helped raise the profile of the New Zealand film industry from "Meet the Feebles" to "The Lord of the Rings".
|
Weta Workshop
and
Weta Digital
|
| Nomination
|
For his body of novels and written work in the past, and his support of science fiction in New Zealand, such as his patronage of Phoenix Science Fiction Society
|
Philip Mann
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