Let your movie making skills shine and get a chance to win amazing prizes like a GoPro, green screen, video equipment, gift cards and more by taking part in the Film It Challenge. Grades 5-8.
Film It! is open to all D65 students and Evanston residents entering grades 5th – 8th in the Fall 2022.
The rules are simple – create a short movie (we recommend using iMovie) that is 30-90 seconds long and includes the five core filmmaking elements.
Make it something fun, interesting, about you, or whatever! Interview your grandparent, make a stop-motion video with objects, create a tik-tok style dance, or a how-to tutorial on something you want to show others. It’s up to you! Get started and register at our website https://filmitchallenge.org/. Grades 5-8.
In partnership with D65, EvanSTEM, Y.O.U. , Family Focus, and Northwestern University
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