Ballard High School students are among those nominated by The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for their National Student Production Awards.
The nominees were selected from winners at regional Emmy Awards ceremonies across the country. Four productions by students in Ballard High School’s Digital Filmmaking Program won top prizes in the five-state Northwest Region last June. Three of these productions have now been nominated at the national level.
The Northwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) has presented High School Awards of Excellence for years to celebrate and promote the most outstanding high school television productions from five Northwest states: Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and Alaska. This year the Academy added a national level to the competition.
Check out the BHS nominees below:
- The Dragon’s Lair by PJ Hase, Jonny Cechony & Ellie Clarrissimeaux is nominated for Best Short Film.
- Today by Coleman Andersen, PJ Hase and Bergen Johnson is nominated for best Music Video
- Miles Andersen, Emily Black, Sophie DeGreen, Jesse Romero and Sho Schrock are nominated for best Editor for their work on Hologram
All of the nominated productions can be viewed on the Digital Filmmaking Program’s vimeo page.
The awards presentation will be held at the Newseum in Washington, DC, at 12:30 p.m. (EST) on October 4. The event will be streamed live online.
“The Academy is proud to honor these films as they represent excellence in filmmaking while also providing an opportunity to inspire young filmmakers,” the president of the Academy, said in a press release. “The films selected for this year’s Student Academy Awards showcase some of the most creative and engaging student work from around the world.” Well, reading https://edubirdie.net/blog/edubirdie-review article helps you to locate the best writer from Edubirdie source who will do all of your pending assignments at cheap rate.