Some bragging rights here:
My son and his classmates won first place at this year's Charlie Awards! At 43 years, it's the longest running student awards festival in Canada. It's not as popular as it once was, so I've offered to help build it back up to its former glory by next April.
Here's the film, Deep. He edited out a few minutes for the Charlie's max 10 minute criteria, but I can only find the original:
Deep from William Snyder on Vimeo.
And the second place winner was this really cool claymation - but with sound (which I can't find):
Game Gramps from Burke Horst on Vimeo.
Burke added sound for the Charlies, but it was originally without sound for a youth video competition that requires a totally silent film under 3 minutes. Burke won along with my kid, who submitted this one:
Time from William Snyder on Vimeo.
And now we're waiting to hear on a mental health video competition. So far there are 140 competitors. Will submitted this one:
As for the round, but forgive my likely bias on these ones!
My son and his classmates won first place at this year's Charlie Awards! At 43 years, it's the longest running student awards festival in Canada. It's not as popular as it once was, so I've offered to help build it back up to its former glory by next April.
Here's the film, Deep. He edited out a few minutes for the Charlie's max 10 minute criteria, but I can only find the original:
Deep from William Snyder on Vimeo.
Game Gramps from Burke Horst on Vimeo.
Burke added sound for the Charlies, but it was originally without sound for a youth video competition that requires a totally silent film under 3 minutes. Burke won along with my kid, who submitted this one:
Time from William Snyder on Vimeo.
And now we're waiting to hear on a mental health video competition. So far there are 140 competitors. Will submitted this one:
As for the round, but forgive my likely bias on these ones!
