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Midnight Screenings

NB Youth Screening Showcase (Films made by youth & for youth)

NB Youth Screenings (Films made by young people)
Saturday – November 7, 2009 – 12 PM Venue: Le Centre communautaire Sainte-Anne $2.00 admission charge for everyone	Presented by:

	The Youth Screening Showcase is a surprisingly insightful and entertaining series of shorts made by youth with some special shorts from away thrown in as a treat. Full of humour and creativity, this screening program is not to be missed! More youth shorts will be programmed as the festival draws closer. Email Cat at info@nbfilmcoop.com if your young student or daughter or son have a short piece that they would like to submit. There will a prize given to a lucky young filmmakers for best short!
	My First Bicycle Lesson Director/Writer/Producer: Paul Ullrich Length: 3:30 Contact: pullrich@mts.net Screening Format: Beta Sp Winnipeg, Manitoba, 2009 A five year old boy's first bicycle lesson, given to him by his older brother and sister, goes terribly wrong. The plot is based on the true story of a childhood friend's disastrous first bicycle lesson.
	Mailbox Monster Director/Writer/Producer: Harrison Palmer Cast: Harrison Palmer, Angela Palmer Length: 2:17 Screening Format: Mini DV Fredericton, New Brunswick, 2009 A boy finds a terrifying surprise inside his mailbox.
	A Christmas Vigilante Director/Writer/Producer: Angus Swantee Cast: Craig Gunn, Mark Ross Length: 2:00 Screening Format: Beta Sp Halifax, Nova Scotia, 2009 Even Santa has a breaking point! A burglar's plot of Christmas Eve Thievery is turned upside down when he received a Yuletide lesson at the hands of the Christmas Vigilante!
	Brotherly Love Director/Writer/Producer: Harrison Palmer Cast: Harrison Palmer, Quentin Palmer Length: 5:00 Screening Format: Mini DV Fredericton, New Brunswick, 2009 A reunion between brothers goes wrong
	Max O U/W Director/Writer/Producer: Chuck Clark Length: 4:35 Screening Format: Mini DV Woodstock, New Brunswick, 2009 The filmmaker shot footage of wonder-boy Max Owen (who is on the Special Olympics Swim Training Team) as he swam in the pool.
	Bear Created by Michel Guitard's Film Camp Class in 2009 Length: 3:00 Screening Format: Mini DV Fredericton, New Brunswick, 2009 A seemingly innocent stuff bear is more than it appears. Created by Gabriel Guitard, Sage McGrath, Brigitte Comeau, Justine Comeau, Carlee Calver, Pierre Albert, Kate Giffin, Charles Mersereau, Cailin Adair
	Sissy Fight Director/Writer/Producer: Harrison Palmer Cast: Harrison Palmer, Quentin Palmer, Julia Palmer, Rachel Palmer Length: 2:47 Screening Format: Mini DV Fredericton, New Brunswick, 2009 Two brothers learn the hard way about "girl power".
	68% & Clear   Director/Writer: Dawn Westlake Cast: Myles Stephens, Dawn Westlake, John Neisier, Warren Watkins Length: 12:35 Screening Format: Mini DV Los Angeles, California, 2009 An 11-year-old mugger saves the life of a suicidal widow. It's just another day in L.A., where it's always 68F and clear.
	Zombies Director/Writer/Producer: Harrison Palmer Cast: Harrison Palmer, Quentin Palmer, Jorian Hapeman Length: 3:25 Screening Format: Mini DV Fredericton, New Brunswick, 2009 A fake movie trailer about pancreas-eating zombies
	Canada: We Love You Director/Writer/Producer: Clint Schile Length: 2:00 Screening Format: Mini DV Fredericton, New Brunswick, 2009 This film celebrates the big and sometimes bizarre ways that many Canadians show pride in their communities. The audience is encouraged to cheer ouloud throughout the film.

	Zombie vs Samural Director/Writer: Enrique Perez Cast: Rigoberto Jimenez, Jorge Charon Length: 3:45 Screening Format: Mini DV San Antonio de los Banos, Havana, 2009 After his death, a man tries to enter the afterlife but for some reason, a Samurai won't le him.
	Legend Of The Footprint Director/Writer: Martin Sabattis Length: 5:00 Screening Format: Mini DV Kingsclear, New Brunswick, 2009 The Legend of the Footprint and accompanying short animated film unfold as an animation.
	The below videos were written and directed in 2008-2009 by the students of Priestman Street Elementary School under the guidance of music teacher Susan Hayward. The students chose a topic they felt was of social importance and began by writing the lyrics. Next each class set their lyrics to music composed by the class. Finally, the students brought in original photos or video clips and worked collaboratively to create a video. The purpose of this project was to explore musical composition, the power of music and the media in relaying concepts and to foster creativity, social awareness and a sense of agency and ownership in the students. The Road To Peace - 4FM This song was inspired by the students’ desire for peace in the world. It reflects their respect for friends and family who risked their lives making it possible for Canada to be peaceful. The photos of people are actual family members of the students in the class. A War Story - 5BC This video focused on the students mixed feelings of both pride and fear due to the situation in Afghanistan. The images came to us from a student who has a family member overseas. Give Peace A Chance - 5V After listening and discussing protest songs, such as John Lennon’s Imagine, the students attempted to re-create a chant like quality that would inspire others to their cause. All the artwork in this video are original student work. Don’t Matter Megan Hill - 5BC Megan Hill felt the topic of discrimination was too important to be overlooked and took this piece on as a personal project. The words were written by 5 BC. Megan created the music and recorded herself singing the song. Using the school cameras Megan shot the images and footage and then put them together into this poignant video. Caught On A Chain - 5C This video caught the eye of CARMA and the SPCA at The Catastrophic Event in the spring. The students tackled the topic of animal rights, animal care and chaining. Out Of The Habitat - 4M The students in 4M had just finished a unit on zoos and were adamant to have this piece reflect their feelings about caging animals and about removing them from their natural habitat. There was an extensive debate on the spelling of habitat resulting in a search of the dictionary, hence the “joke” in the title. Paths - 4S A Student commentary on friendship and the importance of choosing “paths” in life.

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