ROBERT X. GOLPHIN - Actor/Filmmaker/Screenwriter
ROBERT X. GOLPHIN
AWARDS FOR ACTING:
Best Actor In A Short Film
(Nominated)
for "Punch Me"
2011 Atlantic City CineFest
Best Actor In A Short Film
(Nominated)
for "Beautiful Man In The Buff"
2008 Downbeach Film Festival
AWARDS FOR FILMMAKING:
2011 Philadelphia International Film Festival & Marketplace
Silver Award for Best Short Subject
(Winner-"Punch Me")
2011 Love Unlimited Film Festival and Art Exhibition
Honorable Mention
(Winner-"Punch Me")
2011 Black Maria Film + Video Festival
Jury's Citation -2nd Prize
(Winner-"Punch Me")
2011 FilmOut San Diego
Best of LGBT Short Films
(No Award; Special Distinction - "Punch Me")
2010 Atlantic City Cinefest
Best Local Short
(Winner - "Inside of Me")
2010 Philadelphia Int'l Film Fest
Best Short Subject
(Honorable Mention-"Inside of Me")
2010 WorldFest Houston Int'l Film Fest
Bronze Remi Award
-Women's Issues ("Inside of Me")
2010 Accolade Award
of Merit-Short Film
("Inside of Me")
2010 Accolade Award
of Merit-Direction
("Inside of Me")
2009 Los Angeles Reel Film Festival
"Best Narrative Short
(Honorable Mention-"Inside of Me")
2009 Los Angeles Reel Film Festival
"Best Narrative Short Actress"
Nomination ("Inside of Me")
2010 Trail Dance Film Fest
"Golden Drover Award
for Best Short Drama"
Nomination ("Inside of Me")
HONORABLE MENTION,
2009 Best Short Subject
for "Beautiful Man In The Buff"
Philadelphia International Film Festival & Market (Philafilm)
NOMINATION,
2008 Best Short Film
for "Beautiful Man In The Buff"
written and produced by Robert X. Golphin
at The Downbeach Film Festival
*FINALIST,
The 2008 Parisi Award
for " Best Young Screenwriter"
Award Sponsored by: Academy Award Nominated Screenwriter, Stephen J. Rivele ("Nixon", "Ali").
*WINNER
The 2007 Parisi Award
for "Best Young Screenwriter" (2nd Place)
Presented by: Academy Award Nominated Screenwriter, Stephen J. Rivele ("Nixon", "Ali").
* 2003 "Recognition of Creative Excellence"
The ABC Entertainment Television Group Talent Development Program
(Finalist)
*1999 Recipient
of The Philadelphia Please Touch Museum For Kids
"Great Friend To Kids Award"
(The first ever Youth Recipient)
*1998-Winner
of the BEBASHI: Blacks Educating Blacks About Sexual Health Issues
Ujimaa Award (now the John Allen Blue Award)
*1998 2nd Place Winner
in The Philadelphia NAACP Act-So Competition
'Film Category'.
*1997- "Legend of Tomorrow"
The very first youth inductee
into AALHOF: The African American Legends Hall of Fame (Wanda Mason, founder)
when he was 15 years old.