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28 de junio de 2013JUST IN: Kristen Stewart of Twilight will join Morgan Spurlock, Diablo Cody & Dylan McDermott as a judge for #hsfilmfest this Oct in #NYC
Kristen Stewart de Twilight se unirá a Morgan Spurlock , Diablo Cody y Dylan McDermott como jurado para #hsfilmfest este Octubre en NYC!
“THE ALL AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL FILM FESTIVAL OFFERS YOUNG FILMMAKERS A ONE-OF-A-KIND CHANCE: TO HAVE THEIR WORKS EVALUATED
BY INDUSTRY EXPERTS AND TO EXPOSE THEM TO COLLEGE AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIES THAT TURN MEDIA ARTS DREAMS INTO REALITY.”
"THE ALL AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL FILM FESTIVAL OFRECE A JÓVENES DIRECTORES DE CINE UNA oportunidad DE QUE SUS TRABAJOS SEAN EVALUADOS Por expertos de LA INDUSTRIA y MOSTRAR A ELLOS COLEGIATURAS Y CARRERAS DE OPORTUNIDADES QUE CONVIERTEN A LOS MEDIOS DE ARTES EN SUEÑOS HECHOS REALIDAD. "
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This year New York City is hosting the first annual ALL-AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL FILM FESTIVAL, giving students a chance to showcase their short films on the big screen.
There is an All-American Basketball Game, and many similar ‘All-American High School’ competitions but nothing for film – a genre young people are embracing at breakneck speed.
The All-American High School Film Festival is the brainchild of award-winning filmmaker Andrew Jenks, described by the Village Voice as 'the voice of his generation'. His films have been distributed by HBO and ESPN and his critically acclaimed documentary series, ‘World of Jenks’ premiers its second season on MTV in 2013.
At 16 years old Jenks founded a local High School Film Festival. Now, ten years later, his initial idea has turned into an opportunity for young filmmakers from across the country to showcase their talent. Keynote speakers have included Academy-Award winners James Earl Jones, Cynthia Wade and Chris Wedge.
Aspiring high school students can submit short films in a variety of genres: Drama/Narrative, Comedy, Documentary, Sports Narrative or Documentary, Animation, Music Video, Experimental (for all of those films that don’t quite fit the other categories), Scholastic Book Trailer, Made in NY and PSA. A panel of judges, comprised of industry professionals, will determine the winner of each category. All winning filmmakers will be flown to New York City to see their film screened in front of a live audience.
Friday, October 4, 2013
• Opening Night Premiere Party
• Notable Celebrity Guests
• Welcome from the Mayor’s Office
• Words from our Founders
• Video Presentation
• Musical Performances
Saturday, October 5, 2013
• College Fair
• Technology Showcase
• Industry-Insider Guest Lecturers
• Panel Discussions
• Screening of Student Films
Featuring:
• Booths for Colleges and Universities with film-related programs (customized tablecloths, video projection, handouts, etc.)
• School Profiles and Application Information
• Scholarship, Internship, and Job Opportunities
• Q & A forums with college film majors
• Representatives from film camps, youth film festivals, and other related media communities (Student Television Network, Film Commissions, etc.)
Technology Showcase
Featuring:
• Relevant Technology Vendors (Pre-Production, Production, Post-Production)
• Hands-on, Interactive Activities with the latest tech innovations
• Equipment and Software Tutorials
• Multi-media displays and attractions
• Notable Guest Speakers
• Prize packages and giveaways
Industry-Insider Guest Lecturers and Panel Discussions
Featuring:
• Notable Faculty from Higher Education Institutions
• Acclaimed Filmmakers, Screenwriters, Actors, etc.
• Select Film Screening and Related Q & A with Director and other personnel
• Studio Executives, Producers, etc.
• Panel Discussions on Hyper-Relevant Topics (topics generated by the students based on submission questionnaire)
• Industry Insider Technology Discussions
Screening of Student Films
Featuring:
• Approximately 75 student films from high schools across the nation
• Categories include: Drama, Comedy, Documentary, Animation, Music Video, Sports Narrative or Documentary, Experimental, Book Trailer, Made in NY, and PSA
• Video Montages with Judges’ Commentary
Sunday, October 6, 2013
• Awards Ceremony and Video Presentation • Lifetime Achievement Honoree • Guided Tour to the Museum of Moving Image
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This year New York City is hosting the first annual ALL-AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL FILM FESTIVAL, giving students a chance to showcase their short films on the big screen.
There is an All-American Basketball Game, and many similar ‘All-American High School’ competitions but nothing for film – a genre young people are embracing at breakneck speed.
The All-American High School Film Festival is the brainchild of award-winning filmmaker Andrew Jenks, described by the Village Voice as 'the voice of his generation'. His films have been distributed by HBO and ESPN and his critically acclaimed documentary series, ‘World of Jenks’ premiers its second season on MTV in 2013.
At 16 years old Jenks founded a local High School Film Festival. Now, ten years later, his initial idea has turned into an opportunity for young filmmakers from across the country to showcase their talent. Keynote speakers have included Academy-Award winners James Earl Jones, Cynthia Wade and Chris Wedge.
Aspiring high school students can submit short films in a variety of genres: Drama/Narrative, Comedy, Documentary, Sports Narrative or Documentary, Animation, Music Video, Experimental (for all of those films that don’t quite fit the other categories), Scholastic Book Trailer, Made in NY and PSA. A panel of judges, comprised of industry professionals, will determine the winner of each category. All winning filmmakers will be flown to New York City to see their film screened in front of a live audience.
Friday, October 4, 2013
• Opening Night Premiere Party
• Notable Celebrity Guests
• Welcome from the Mayor’s Office
• Words from our Founders
• Video Presentation
• Musical Performances
Saturday, October 5, 2013
• College Fair
• Technology Showcase
• Industry-Insider Guest Lecturers
• Panel Discussions
• Screening of Student Films
Featuring:
• Booths for Colleges and Universities with film-related programs (customized tablecloths, video projection, handouts, etc.)
• School Profiles and Application Information
• Scholarship, Internship, and Job Opportunities
• Q & A forums with college film majors
• Representatives from film camps, youth film festivals, and other related media communities (Student Television Network, Film Commissions, etc.)
Technology Showcase
Featuring:
• Relevant Technology Vendors (Pre-Production, Production, Post-Production)
• Hands-on, Interactive Activities with the latest tech innovations
• Equipment and Software Tutorials
• Multi-media displays and attractions
• Notable Guest Speakers
• Prize packages and giveaways
Industry-Insider Guest Lecturers and Panel Discussions
Featuring:
• Notable Faculty from Higher Education Institutions
• Acclaimed Filmmakers, Screenwriters, Actors, etc.
• Select Film Screening and Related Q & A with Director and other personnel
• Studio Executives, Producers, etc.
• Panel Discussions on Hyper-Relevant Topics (topics generated by the students based on submission questionnaire)
• Industry Insider Technology Discussions
Screening of Student Films
Featuring:
• Approximately 75 student films from high schools across the nation
• Categories include: Drama, Comedy, Documentary, Animation, Music Video, Sports Narrative or Documentary, Experimental, Book Trailer, Made in NY, and PSA
• Video Montages with Judges’ Commentary
Sunday, October 6, 2013
• Awards Ceremony and Video Presentation • Lifetime Achievement Honoree • Guided Tour to the Museum of Moving Image
Traducción !
Este año la ciudad de Nueva York es sede de la primera escuela secundaria FILM FESTIVAL ALL-AMERICAN anual, dando a los estudiantes la oportunidad de exhibir sus cortometrajes en la gran pantalla.
Hay un All-American Basketball Game, and algo similar a ‘All-American High School’ , competiciones similares, pero no tienen que ver con películas- un género que los jóvenes están abrazando a una velocidad vertiginosa.
El Festival de Cine High School All-American es la creación del galardonado cineasta Andrew Jenks, descrito por el Village Voice como "la voz de su generación". Sus películas han sido distribuidos por su serie documental aclamada por la crítica HBO y ESPN, 'World of Jenks' estrena su segunda temporada en la MTV en 2013.
A los 16 años fundó Jenks Festival de Cine de la High School en su secundaria local. Ahora, diez años después, su idea inicial se ha convertido en una oportunidad para que los jóvenes cineastas de todo el país muestren su talento. Los principales oradores han incluido a los ganadores del Oscar James Earl Jones, Cynthia Wade y Chris Wedge.
Los estudiantes aspirantes de secundaria pueden presentar cortometrajes en una variedad de géneros: Drama / Narrativa, Comedia, Documental, narrativa o Documentario Deporte, animación, vídeo musical, Experimental (para todas aquellas películas que no encajan las otras categorías), Scholastic Book remolque, hecho en Nueva York y PSA. Un panel de jueces, compuesto por profesionales del sector, determinará el ganador de cada categoría. Todos los cineastas ganadores viajarán a Nueva York para ver su película proyectada en frente de una audiencia en vivo.
Solamente Robsten
Qué bueno que participe en éste tipo de eventos !!! Felicidades y Bendiciones.!!!
ResponderEliminarSIII!!!!.Excelente decision.Kristen valora todo relacionado con el cine y de aqui se llevara cosas positivas.Tiene el cielo ganado.
ResponderEliminarDe que es una buena decisión, pienso que lo es, que tenga el cielo ganado por ello.....no lo sé, pero la felicito por escoger éste tipo de eventos.
ResponderEliminarKristen no escoje este tipo de eventos, se le ofrecen y ella decide si acepta o no en fin sera un excelente ejercicio de aprendizaje para ella
EliminarGracias por la observación, hago la corrección:
EliminarDe que es una buena decisión, pienso que lo es, que tenga el cielo ganado por ello.....no lo sé, pero la felicito por ACEPTAR éste tipo de eventos.