Paris, France — The Superior Technical Commission announced the recipients of its prestigious CST Awards, honoring outstanding contributions in the fields of cinematography and sound mixing for the year 2025. Among the notable winners is Ruben Impens, recognized for his exceptional work as the director of photography on the film Alpha, directed by Julia Ducournau.
Impens, along with sound mixer Stéphane Thiébaut, was celebrated for their collaborative creativity that significantly enhanced the film’s visual and auditory depth. The jury praised Alpha for its powerful integration of sound and imagery, acknowledging how both artists brought the film’s vision to life.
In a further recognition of emerging talent, the CST Award for Best Young Female Film Technician was awarded to Éponine Momenceau, director of photography for Connemara, directed by Alex Lutz. The jury commended Momenceau for her delicate and nuanced approach to cinematography, which effectively complemented the film’s narrative and direction.
This year’s awards illustrate the continuous evolution and diversity of the film industry, highlighting the essential roles of technicians in shaping cinematic artistry. The recognitions not only celebrate individual talents but also aim to inspire future generations of filmmakers.
As the film community reflects on these achievements, the awards serve as a reminder of the collaborative efforts behind the scenes that contribute to the magic of cinema. The CST Awards continue to promote recognition for technical excellence, ensuring that skilled technicians receive the acknowledgment they deserve in an industry often centered on directors and actors.
With a commitment to nurturing talent, the CST Awards are a beacon for aspiring film professionals, emphasizing the importance of technical roles in storytelling. As filmmakers and technicians continue to innovate, the future looks bright for the art of cinema.
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