Film Festival
The Connecticut Student Film Festival (CTSFF) is the culminating experience for Connecticut middle and high school students who are engaged in a variety of innovative, cutting-edge film programs in Connecticut.
The CTSFF is a result of a collaborative effort by Connecticut business, government, K–12 education, higher education, and not-for-profit organizations that support programs for Connecticut urban and suburban students and teachers. Participants submit work to www.ctstudentfilms.org where they are short listed and judged by a panel of industry professionals and college faculty.
Selected films are split into categories and presented at the festival, where the winning films from each category are announced.
Recent participants of the CTSFF have included students from the following school districts and organizations.
CCC and EDUCATIONCONNECTION
Non-Profits and Other Organizations/Schools
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2010 Award Winning Student Films
Outstanding PSA – Smart Grids, East Haven High School
Outstanding News Report – CCC News, Pomperaug High School
Outstanding Animated Short – I Scream for Ice-Cream, Simsbury High School
Outstanding History Short – Hart of War, Woodland Regional and Nagatuck High School
Outstanding Documentary Short – Education for Change, Hill Career Regional
Outstanding Fictional Short – The Vial Truth, East Haven High School
Audience Choice Award – Father Knows Best, Berlin High School
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2009 Award Winning Student Films
Outstanding PSA – Yellow Is The New Green, Simsbury High School
Outstanding Fictional Short – The Engineer, Thomaston High School
Outstanding Documentary Short – Trash-O-Sorus, East Haven High School
