Posted on May perhaps 31, 2021
| 4:49 p.m.
Central Coastline New Tech Superior College scholar Keira Prazanowski gained General Excellence for her shadow fork photograph in the Never ever Stop Producing levels of competition.
(Keira Prazanowski)
The last votes have been tallied and the winners chosen for the By no means Cease Generating level of competition, hosted by the Central Coast Movie Society. Awards had been introduced in the groups of film, pictures and media. This was the to start with 12 months for the celebration, which was held pretty much owing to COVID-19.
“The past yr these university student creators have endured the unthinkable with lockdowns, remote lessons and canceled functions from university to sports and recreation,” said Raiza Giorgi, president of the Central Coast Movie Modern society. “We preferred to give them an chance to do one thing beneficial.
“This competitors gave them an opportunity for a artistic [outlet] for all these thoughts bottled up. And wow, we saw just unbelievable work.”
The obstacle handles all elements of film, electronic media arts, and podcasting, such as:
Film Challenge
Electronic Media Arts – Podcasting Challenge
Electronic Media Arts – Screenwriting/Storytelling Obstacle
Electronic Media Arts – Pictures Problem
Digital Media Arts – Highlight Reel Obstacle (Editing, Performing, Quick/Prolonged Kind Electronic Content material)
All college students who submitted their films or innovative is effective received constructive feed-back from the Central Coast Film Society Board customers, and have been qualified for entry in the Never ever Halt Building Scholar Showcase.
Finalists in the online Never ever Stop Creating Scholar Showcase, May possibly 1-2, had their work reviewed by a panel of judges from the field and academia to make awards for excellence and accessible $100 scholarships for each classification.
Showcase attendees also experienced an possibility to vote for their general favorite works to establish the People’s Decision Award, value an additional $100 scholarship.
The judges have been Randi Barros, of Cal Poly’s Interdisciplinary Research in Liberal Arts Skye McLennan, competition director for the SLO Movie Competition Ken Napzok, podcastor, writer, YouTube producer and host Sheryl Franciskovich, publisher/inventive director for SLO Life Journal Chris Lambert, creator of “Your Individual Backyard” podcast and freelance journalist Josh Ernstrom, digital media producer for PG&E and Chris Burkard, global photographer and filmmaker.
Next are the winners in their classes:
Overall Excellence (scholarship winners):
Category: Film
‘Brain Useless” — Ian Hammons, San Luis Obispo Substantial School
Class: Photography
Shadow Fork Photography — Keira Prazanowski, Central Coastline New Tech Large College
Group: Screenwriting/Storytelling
“Kingdom of Happy Fallacies” — Ian McKay, San Luis Obispo Significant School
Class: Film Enhancing/Reel
“Quinn’s 2020 VFX Reel” — Quinn Stacy, Dunn Faculty
Classification: Podcasting
“In These Making an attempt Instances” — Zarian Schick, Douglas Troy, San Luis Obispo Higher Faculty
Awards in Excellence
Classification: Movie
Excellence in Artwork Direction (Creativeness & Execution)
“Lifestyle is Stunning” — Ella Stoneman, Morro Bay High School
Excellence in Directing/Creating
“Kingdom of Happy Fallacies” — Ian McKay, San Luis Obispo High Faculty
Excellence in Cinematography/Modifying
“An Unwelcome Host” — Maximilian Martin, Central Coastline New Tech Superior College
Group: Photography
Excellence in Creative imagination
“Metamorphosis, Self Portrait” — Linnaea Marks, San Luis Obispo Superior University
Excellence in Composition
“Wet Working day – Neo Cortez” — Central Coastline New Tech High College
Excellence in Way
“The Mild in the Dark” — Emory Wishon, Morro Bay High College
Classification: Screenwriting/Storytelling
Excellence in Figures & Dialogue
“Little John Screenplay” — Jordyn Rae, Ernest Righetti High College
Excellence in Notion/Originality
“An Escape” — Olivia Brumit, Morro Bay Substantial School
Excellence in Plot/Construction
“Crystal clear Bottle” — Reese Demarest, Morro Bay Higher School
Group: Movie Modifying/Reel
Excellence in Artwork Route (Creative imagination & Execution)
“Head” — Keira Prazanwoski, Central Coastline New Tech Higher Faculty
Very best in Show (People’s Choice)
“Metamorphosis, Self-Portrait” — Linnaea Marks, San Luis Obispo Significant School
Most effective in Present (Central Coastline Movie Modern society Board Choice)
Scholarship presented by The Very good People Affiliation
“Lifetime is Gorgeous” — Ella Stoneman, Morro Bay Superior Faculty
For more about the Central Coastline Movie Modern society, go to www.centralcoastfilmsociety.org.