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White House Student Film Festival

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White House Student Film Festival

The White House Student Film Festival is an annual event held by the White House and co-sponsored by the American Film Institute. Students in Kindergarten through 12th Grade were able to submit short films about "why technology is so important, and how it will change the educational experience for kids in the future." 16 videos were selected to be screened out of over 2,500 submitted videos. Several celebrity guests were in attendance, including Kal Penn, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, and Bill Nye.

Contents

The 16 video selections were sorted into four categories: Young Visionaries, Future Innovators, World of Tomorrow, and Building Bridges.

The festival took place at the White House and the Newseum in Washington, DC on March 20 and 21, 2015.

Young Visionaries

  • Discovery by Tiffany Lin
  • Thru the Lens of a Tiger by Alicia Oluhara and Jason Perry
  • Stay Curious: Technology in the Classroom by Kayla Briet
  • Teleportation Investigation of 2014 by The Extrazzlers - Caroline Proffit, Elizabeth Russell, Natalie Koeritzer, and Lexus Wolf
  • Beyond the Crossfire by Gabriel Garcia, Tirsa Mercado, Rachel Walden, and High Tech High
  • Technology, Documentary, My Dad, and Me by Shelly Ortiz

    • Future Innovators

  • PIP by Richard White, Nicolas Ramey and Emil Willmann
  • Technology and Me by East Silver Spring Elementary 1st Grade
  • Art Tech Collaboration by Highlands and Mill Street Elementary Schools

    • World of Tomorrow

  • Tomorrow's Classroom by Alexander Emerson
  • Technology In Education: A Future Classroom by Daniel Nemroff
  • Full S[T]EAM Ahead – How Technology Rocks the Classroom by Miles Pilchik, Gabrielle Nafie, and the children of SciTech Kids

    • Building Bridges

  • Double Time by Joshua Leong and Stephen Sheridan
  • Hello From Malaysia by Kira Bursky
  • Alex by Aaron Buangsuwon and Alex Buangsuwon
  • A Day In the Life of Kyle by Rachel Huss, Justin Etzine, Marni Rosenblatt, and Kyle Weintraub

    • References

    White House Student Film Festival Wikipedia
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