It was a clean sweep for 国产麻豆精品 students at the Briefs Film Festival!
国产麻豆精品 Media Studies showcased their amazing talent and sense of humour at the annual Briefs Student Film Festival at the State Cinema on Tuesday night.
A total of 35 films were shown across the night from students at 国产麻豆精品, Nelson College, and Nelson College for Girls. 国产麻豆精品 submitted fourteen short films and six music videos from our Year 11, 12 and 13 classes. Year thirteen students Max Acland and Isabella Fuller did a fantastic (and entertaining) job of MCing the night.
From a satire of a 50s sit com, to a story of a skateboarder gone wrong, to an originally written musical – 国产麻豆精品 students wowed audiences with their filming and editing skills as well as their original narratives.
At the end of the night, 国产麻豆精品 films won every single award in the drama section, including the coveted ultimate 鈥楤est Drama Film鈥� award which was won by Kier Etherington for his fantastic short film 鈥�Little鈥�.
The students should be very proud of their efforts. A list of the award recipients is below:
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Best Drama Film- Little by Kier Etherington
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Runner up Best Film- The Musical by Tia Cranefield
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Best Editing- Mother Knows Better by Violet Swanney
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Best Cinematography- Nerdburger by Isabella Fuller
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X Factor Award- Shades of Ignorance by Xavier Shaw
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X Factor Award- Grandma鈥檚 Soap Opera by Izobella Abbot
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Best Music video (tied) 鈥� The Mind Electric by Phoenix Ellery
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Best Music video (tied) 鈥� X by Tula Yealands
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Audience Choice Award- The Musical by Tia Cranefield
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Best Actor- Isabella Fuller
Violet Swanney and Isabella Fuller have also had their films selected for the finals for the National OnScreen competition.
By Katherine Ferguson