First Annual Suttons Bay Film Festival
Who:
Students in grades K-12.
3 categories:
grades K-5
grades 6-8
grades 9-12
What:
A video festival to highlight videos made by students
and a collection of videos made for students
from the Best of the East Lansing Children's Film Festival.
When:
May 15, 4-9pm
Where:
Beautiful Suttons Bay, Michigan!
In the new High School Auditorium.
How:
Culled from 54 entries representing 3 states.
Entry is closed for this year's festival
Check back for next year's!
Why:
Because we believe that students are making some fantastic
videos and we'd like to showcase them.
Festival Schedule
May 15, 2004
4-9pm
4:00 - 4:30 pm
Suttons Bay Animation Club Highlights!
The Club is proud to present a collection of videos made by Suttons Bay Area
Students produced over the last four years through the Animation Club.
4:30 - 6:00 pm
Best of the Fest!
Showcasing a collection of videos made for students from around the world,
submitted to the East Lansing Children's Film Festival and selected by
audience vote, as the best!
(click the above link to see what movies are included)
6:00 - 7:00 pm
Dinner Break!
Food will be provided for purchase.
Bid on your favorite "Movie Basket(s)" at the silent auction
and keep your ticket stub for a chance at the many cool door prizes.
7:00 - 9:00 pm
The First Annual Suttons Bay Film Festival!
Screening the award winning and selected K - 12
student produced videos!
Followed by an Award Presentation!
Click here for a map and some lodging info
If you would like to be a part of this event,
either by volunteering time,
information or a donation,
you can contact:
Ken Scott : 231-271-6070
or
Chris Allen-Wickler: 231-256-7306
The Suttons Bay Film Festival is made possible with support from:
(see you, your family or your business listed here)
P A R E N T S of the Animation Club kids
Friends Of Fine Art
Suttons Bay Public Schools
Allen-Wickler Family
Carrie Sharp and Family
Freed Family
Jerri Puerner and the East Lansing Children's Film Festival
Adelades in Suttons Bay
The Business Helper
Inland Seas Education Association
Suttons Bay Animal Hospital
Northwestern Bank
Pastor Wayne Price of Keswick United Methodist Church
Julie Smith and Penny Emeott
Weston Woods Studios
Cherry Republic of Glen Arbor
CML Public Relations in Traverse City
Cherry Bay Orchards: Don and Ann Gregory
The Marin Family
Candy World
Cherry Central
Ken Scott Photography
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Elementary:
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Student Award
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sponsored by:
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... and the winners are ...
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. . . screenshots . . .
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$50 savings bond
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Best of the Fest, Elementary
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Fifth Third Bank
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Jaws
by Andrew Carman and Aaron Wurm Suttons Bay, MI |
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$25 - First
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The Smile Award
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Dr. John Holcombe,
Dr.Steve Hall and Dr. Ron Lints from Suttons Bay Dental Center |
The 7 Ancient Civilizations
by Suttons Bay Montessori Upper Elementary Students Suttons Bay, MI |
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$10 - Second
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The Woody's Award
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Woody's of Northport
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Owls
by Morgan Jarvis and Cameron Brooks-Miller Suttons Bay, MI |
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$ 5 - Third
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Free(d) your Mind Award
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Freed Communications
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Hockey
by Jesse Eldredge-Fox, Keeston Sutherland, Lars Thornton, Eric Chapman Suttons Bay, MI |
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Middle School
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Student Award
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sponsored by:
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... and the winners are ...
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$50 savings bond
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Best of the Fest, Middle School
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Fifth Third Bank
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Tut Uncommon
by Mr. Turner's 6th Grade Class Foothill Ranch, CA |
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$25 - First
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The Vision Award
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Insight Optometry
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Commercial Break
by Hans Dalton and Brendan O'Hara Suttons Bay, MI |
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$10 - Second
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Play Thinker Award
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Enerdyne
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Snowman
by Lizzy Freed co-directors Luke Wessels, Ian Plamondon Reese Walton Suttons Bay, MI |
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$ 5 - Third
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Ladder to Success Award
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Red Ladder Consignment
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Grapes Anyone?
by Allie Freed, Hannah Walton, Aimee Plamondon Suttons Bay, MI |
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High School:
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Student Award
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sponsored by:
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... and the winners are ...
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$50 savings bond
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Best of the Fest, High School
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Fifth Third Bank
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Eighteen Summers
by Turner Clay Mt. Sterling, KY |
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$25 - First
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Beyond the Bay Film Series Award
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Lord of the Play Doh Rings
by Brett Hodgkinson Brown City, MI |
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$10 - Second
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Beyond the Bay Film Series Award
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Boyne City HS Interactive Kiosk Welcome
by Sean Shooks and Jake Worstler Boyne City, MI |
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$ 5 - Third
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Beyond the Bay Film Series Award
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A Preview
by Michael Zernow and William Alton Traverse City, MI |
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PSA
Taking the Time Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians Peshawbestown, MI |
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Humane Society Mike Kolanowski Manistee, MI |
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Park Ranger Jake Bielski Manistee, MI |
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Litter David Turk Manistee, MI |
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an excerpt from:
Battle of Lovells Matt Seager & Orland Dami Grayling, MI |
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an excerpt from:
Reverse - the Collection Jeff Renaker and Mike Espejo Clarkston, MI |
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Want to help out, but don't know what to do or can't be here?
Now you can make a $ donation.
we can also use working vcr's to dupe festival tapes for the students.
This page is sponsored by
www.kenscottphotography.com