The award-winning students in the Ballard High filmmaking program will soon get their chance to screen new work at their upcoming film festival, rescheduled for March 2.
The Ballard Film Festival was previously scheduled Feb. 9, but was postponed due to the snow. The festival will feature some of the latest short comedies, dramas, and music videos made by the students.
The filmmaking program at BHS is notorious for putting out award-winning films.
This fall, BHS students earned five Official Selections at the international All American High School Film Festival in New York City, six national nominations (and three winners) from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, two winners at Fresh Film Northwest, and two Official Selections plus 3rd Prize in the 48-Hour Film competition at the National Film Festival for Talented Youth.
Tickets for the festival are $10 for adults, $5 for students, and will be sold at the door. All funds raised will benefit the school’s filmmaking program. The festival starts at 7pm at the BHS auditorium (1418 NW 65th Street).
For more examples of the students’ work, visit their Vimeo page.
Are they trolling with the big red star?
Hollywood was always red. McCarthy did nothing wrong and was retconned as a villain by the communist propagandists in Hollywood. John Wayne was right.
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