THE 5th ANNUAL NCHS SPRING FILM FESTIVAL!

*Join us for this year's 2022 NCHS Spring Film Festival awards ceremony on April 14th from 6-9 p.m. at San Marcos High School!

*All films are due by April 6th via www.wetransfer.com (email: scott.campbell@smusd.org).

*Categories Include:

Feature Film (10 Minutes or Less)
Documentary Film (10 Minutes or Less)
Experimental Film (7 Minutes or Less)
Influencer Film (3 Minutes or Less)
- Micro Film (PSA’s included)
- Vlog-Life
- Tutorial

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Congratulations To This Year's NCHS 48 Hour Film Festival Winners:

- Best Acting Film:
After it Ends / San Marcos High School and Mission Hills High School / Nico Katzen, Isabella Cuda, Benjamin Demi-Paris, Wynter Weiler, Kellen McDowell, Charlotte Nite, Paul Lichtenfeld

- Best Cinematography and Best Editing:
V-Mount / Rancho Bernardo High School / Sania Bhatia, Sophia Calcagno, Vazgen Ivanian, Antonio Hererra

- Best Overall Film:
Two Spies / Rancho Bernardo High School / Sean Danahy, Josie Headley, Keeley Wilson, Taylor Sandoval, Alex Medico, Peter Majouran, Ryan Rabello, Drew Floyd

- Audiences' Choice Award Film:
Uno Deluxe / San Marcos High School / Rylan Erman, Jacob Turner, Mahak Rathi, Armendi Giorgio, Jackson Provance

Possible Participating Schools/Teachers
San Marcos High School-Scott Campbell
Mission Hills High School - Jillian Ryan
Torrey Pines High School-Kara Adler/Eric Neubauer
Canyon Crest Academy-Brad Kester
Rancho Bernardo High School-Ross Kallen
Poway High School-Robert Kaechele
The Grauer School - Dina Treibel
David A. Brown Middle School-Amy Pitotti
Rancho Minerva Middle School-Beth Duncan
La Jolla Country Day - Cindy Bravo