(Scene from the short film Richard)
With one of the most prestigious high school filmmaking programs in the country, Ballard High has produced another national award winner.
Wylie Soltes is one of eleven high school students nationwide — and the only student from the Pacific Northwest — to win the YoungArts Foundation award for cinematic arts. The award recognizes his short film Richard, which you can watch here. Soltes’ film was selected from thousands of submissions, and YoungArts will fly him to Miami in January for a week of networking and mentoring with other promising young filmmakers and professionals.
Soltes plans to study film production in college, and YoungArts will help with the financing.
He’s the eighth YoungArts winner from Ballard’s Digital Filmmaking Program in the last five years. Congrats, Wylie!
Is that Hugh Mungus in the foreground?
Yes it is
Congrats to Soltes, his teachers, and the whole crew!
I just watched it, great piece, the alien was unexpected :)
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I watched it