SC students have their short films selected for the National Film Festival For Talented Youth

By Shoreline Public Schools

Shorecrest High School sophomores Harrison Todd and Jack Wilson (L, R as pictured) were fortunate to have their short films selected for the National Film Festival For Talented Youth (NFFTY). 

Both of their movies make their world premiere on Sunday, April 28 at the SIFF Cinema Uptown on Lower Queen Anne. And these are the first Shorecrest student films ever selected by NFFTTY! Harrison's music video was made this fall in the Video Production class, and Jack's stop motion video was made last June in Computer Animation class. Harrison's video, titled "A Day in the Park," features his dog running through the old Wayne Golf Course in Kenmore 'Benji' style. Jack's stop-motion video, "Mulder's," shows Bigfoot getting a haircut at an X-Files themed barbershop.

The NFFTY runs April 25-28, and tickets are available now. We encourage you to get some seats and support Shorecrest students and aspiring young filmmakers!

Tickets available:www.nffty.org/nffty-2024