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Student Film Festival
 The
Arts Council is pleased to bring a high quality Student Film
Festival to the youth of
San Benito County
each year. Students from 6th grade through
College participate in our educational, creative and fun
process of film making. Students also engage in a series of
film making workshops, learning the technical art of film
production and editing. The Film Festival showcases these
amazing, clever and entertaining short films created by our
youth. The San Benito County Arts Council, together with
our Community Media Access Partnership (CMAP) are pleased to
take part in this collaborative effort of inspiring our
youth through the self expression of media.
 2010
San Benito Student Multi-Media Day &
Cinema Sports! ~ Saturday, March 6th (12:00 -
5:00)
Scriptwriting (Plan Your Video) ~
12:00 - 1:30
Designed to assist you to prepare your video projects for
shooting with a focus on pre-production. Learn practical
skills to write a script, choose a location, and determine
your production needs. This class will also serve as an
orientation to the Festival and you can meet other San
Benito County residents working on video projects to submit.
Claymation and Animation ~ 2:00 -
5:00
A hands-on class in which we will make stop-animated movies
with clay. You'll learn about animation techniques and
the iStopMotion program, as well as basic storyboarding,
scripting, lighting, working with clay, and shot design
techniques required to create a short movie in two hours!
Camera & Production ~ 2:00 - 5:00
Teaches you how to use our easiest high definition cameras,
tripods, accessories and how to record audio on-set and in
the field. Also, learn the basics of editing: capture
media from a camera, position markers, adjust video and
audio, effects, transitions and make your own DVD!
All classes are located at the Veterans Memorial Building,
649 San Benito Street, Hollister, CA. For more
information, contact us at (408) 846-4983.
 2010 Film Festival Application
This year is the second annual San Benito
Student Digital Media Festival–and it will feature a
wide range of projects created by students who attend school
in San Benito County (fourth grade and up), are San Benito
County residents. One member of your film production team
MUST be a San Benito County resident. The Student Digital
Media Festival is a juried exhibition of young filmmakers’
work.
Deadline for entries is
April 15, 2010 by 4:00 pm
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