The Louisiana Film Prize has announced the Top 20 films at the Robinson Film Center.

These 20 finalists will each be given $500 and an invite to show their finished film during LA Film Prize Weekend on Oct. 4-6. The Top 20 will each compete for a grand prize of $50,000.

Here are the Top 20: “Stall” “The Sound of Trains” “Silo” “Seventeen Summers” “Self Storage” “Samson” “Running Girl” “Ruby and the Dragon” “Red River Ode”

“Patience” “Necrophilia: A Love Story” “Lineman” “Last Call” “The Hummingbird” “The Elysium Equation” “El Gato “The Curators” “Clowns & Robbers” “Cabble” “5ive Courses” The LA Film Prize is a short narrative film contest with one rule: You have to shoot your film in the Shreveport-Bossier area.

On Louisiana Film Prize weekend, two groups will determine the winner.

A panel of celebs and film experts will account for 50 percent of the vote.

The audience will determine the other 50 percent.

For more information on the film prize, go to lafilmprize. com.