Congratulations to all the winners of the Film Festival 7! The goal of the\u00a0annual Williston Northampton School Film Festival is to showcase the work of student filmmakers currently attending a high school in New England. The festival was held this year on May 15 in the Reed Campus Center.<\/p>\n
“This year we received a larger than usual number of excellent entries,” said Ed Hing, adding that there had been 30 short films submitted by student filmmakers across New England. During the judging deliberations, magician Anthony Leung ’15 also kept the audience entertained.<\/p>\n
The following are the festival results:<\/p>\n
Best Picture:\u00a0 “Jackpot,” by Jordan Tse, The Hotchkiss School<\/p>\n
Best Documentary: “A to B, The Art of Parkour,” by Ben Glass, Concord Academy<\/p>\n
Best Screenplay: “The Hardest Thing I’ve Ever Had To Do,” by Oliver Demers \/ Ben Sarat, Williston Northampton<\/p>\n
Best Editing: “Oreos,” by Alex Kozikowski, Williston Northampton<\/p>\n
Best Cinematography: “The Dancer,” by William Huang, Williston Northampton<\/p>\n
Best Animation: “Snow White,” by Mia Abel, Walnut Hill<\/p>\n
Best Music Video: “Music Video,” by Mariya Kurguzkina, Walnut Hill<\/p>\n
Best PSA: “Smoking Gun,” by Dylan Kenseth, Williston Northampton<\/p>\n
Most Creative: “Apple,” by Queenie Zhang, Walnut Hill<\/p>\n
Honorable Mention: “The Leaf Sweeper,” by Tom Greto, PVPA<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Congratulations to all the winners of the Film Festival 7! The goal of the\u00a0annual Williston Northampton School Film Festival is to showcase the work of student filmmakers currently attending a high school in New England. The festival was held this year on May 15 in the Reed Campus Center. “This year we received a larger … Continue reading Results of Williston Film Festival 7<\/span>