Monday, September 12, 2011
Monday, July 4, 2011
SSSFF 2011 is READY TO GO!
It's Orientation Time!
Student Filmmakers! The 2011 Secondary Schools Short Film Festival (SSSFF) is READY TO GO!
- The Trainers are ready.
- The Scripts are ready.
- The Venues are ready.
Now it's YOUR turn to get ready for the SSSFF ORIENTATION!
Venue: Movie Towne, Cinema #1
Time: 9:30 AM
Dress Code: School Uniform
For more information contact the Trinidad and Tobago Film Company (TTFC) at 625-FILM (3456) or info@trinidadandtobagofilm.com or secschoolfilmfestival@gmail.com.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
SSSFF 2011 Web Page!
Check out the Secondary Schools Short Film Festival 2011 web page!
http://www.trinidadandtobagofilm.com/sssff_11.asp
http://www.trinidadandtobagofilm.com/sssff_11.asp
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
NOW OPEN! - The Secondary Schools Short Film Festival 2011
Calling all students, Teachers and Principals!
The Secondary Schools Short Film Festival (SSSFF) 2011 is NOW OPEN!
All interested schools should submit scripts by the application deadline of May 6th 2011.
The Themes for this year's Festival are:
(1) Tribute to Trinidad and Tobago Legends – “Keeping Traditions Alive”
(2) Bullying – “Making our Schools Safe”
(3) Planning for My Future “Learn to Earn”
(4) Playtime – How a Child Benefits from Playing “Grow, Explore, Play”
(5) Your Health and Safety – HIV and STI’s – “Making Responsible Life Choices”.
For more information contact the TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO FILM COMPANY at 625-FILM (3456) Ext 21 or info@trinidadandtobagofilm.com
Application form is online! http://www.trinidadandtobagofilm.com
The Secondary Schools Short Film Festival (SSSFF) 2011 is NOW OPEN!
All interested schools should submit scripts by the application deadline of May 6th 2011.
The Themes for this year's Festival are:
(1) Tribute to Trinidad and Tobago Legends – “Keeping Traditions Alive”
(2) Bullying – “Making our Schools Safe”
(3) Planning for My Future “Learn to Earn”
(4) Playtime – How a Child Benefits from Playing “Grow, Explore, Play”
(5) Your Health and Safety – HIV and STI’s – “Making Responsible Life Choices”.
For more information contact the TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO FILM COMPANY at 625-FILM (3456) Ext 21 or info@trinidadandtobagofilm.com
Application form is online! http://www.trinidadandtobagofilm.com
Monday, February 14, 2011
2011 Media Launch, and Prize Giving Ceremony
The Media Launch is here!
This Wednesday 16th 2011, the winning schools from the 2010 Secondary Schools Short Film Festival will be meeting with the Trinidad and Tobago Film Company (TTFC) to receive their film equipment prizes!
At the same time, the TTFC will be launching the Secondary Schools Short Film Festival 2011 by releasing the themes for this year's competition.
2010 Winners-------------------
1. Fyzabad Secondary School, “Innocence of Death"
Award for Best Editing (Sponsored by Prestige Holdings)
Award for Best Dramatic Film (Sponsored by Papa John’s)
2. Rio Claro East Secondary, “Wake Up”
Award for Most Original Film (Sponsored by Sprite)
Award for the Best Technical Skills (Sponsored by Trinidad & Tobago Coalition of Services Industries)
Award for Best Director (Sponsored by Sprite)
Award for Best Overall Film (Sponsored by First Citizens)
3. Aranguez North Secondary, “No Scene”
The Sprite Spark Award for Most Creative Film (Sponsored by Sprite)
4. SWAHA Hindu College, “H.E.L.P.”
Award for Best Story -(Sponsored by Sprite)
5. Couva West Secondary School, “Generation Gap”
Award for Best Actor – Kerwyn Alridge - (Sponsored by MovieTowne)
6. St. Joseph’s Convent, Port of Spain, “Musou ka” (Day-dreamer)
Award for Best Actress – Ornella De Graff - (Sponsored by the Ministry of Arts and
Multiculturalism)
7. Mayaro Secondary (Composite) School, “No Litter on the Lime”
Award for Best Comedic Film (Sponsored by the Ministry of Arts and Multiculturalism)
8. St. Joseph’s Convent San Fernando, "Wharf Bacchanal"
The Sprite Spark Viewer's Choice Award (Sponsored by Sprite)
This Wednesday 16th 2011, the winning schools from the 2010 Secondary Schools Short Film Festival will be meeting with the Trinidad and Tobago Film Company (TTFC) to receive their film equipment prizes!
At the same time, the TTFC will be launching the Secondary Schools Short Film Festival 2011 by releasing the themes for this year's competition.
2010 Winners-------------------
1. Fyzabad Secondary School, “Innocence of Death"
Award for Best Editing (Sponsored by Prestige Holdings)
Award for Best Dramatic Film (Sponsored by Papa John’s)
2. Rio Claro East Secondary, “Wake Up”
Award for Most Original Film (Sponsored by Sprite)
Award for the Best Technical Skills (Sponsored by Trinidad & Tobago Coalition of Services Industries)
Award for Best Director (Sponsored by Sprite)
Award for Best Overall Film (Sponsored by First Citizens)
3. Aranguez North Secondary, “No Scene”
The Sprite Spark Award for Most Creative Film (Sponsored by Sprite)
4. SWAHA Hindu College, “H.E.L.P.”
Award for Best Story -(Sponsored by Sprite)
5. Couva West Secondary School, “Generation Gap”
Award for Best Actor – Kerwyn Alridge - (Sponsored by MovieTowne)
6. St. Joseph’s Convent, Port of Spain, “Musou ka” (Day-dreamer)
Award for Best Actress – Ornella De Graff - (Sponsored by the Ministry of Arts and
Multiculturalism)
7. Mayaro Secondary (Composite) School, “No Litter on the Lime”
Award for Best Comedic Film (Sponsored by the Ministry of Arts and Multiculturalism)
8. St. Joseph’s Convent San Fernando, "Wharf Bacchanal"
The Sprite Spark Viewer's Choice Award (Sponsored by Sprite)
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