The talented students at Ballard High School’s Digital Filmmaking Program took home the hardware at the regional Emmy awards.
And just in time, too. The Ballard Film Festival is this Saturday at 7 p.m., and all are invited. Since filmmaking also means marketing, the students put together this promo video.
Without further ado, here are the Emmy winners (click the links to watch the videos):
- Best Short Form Fiction: Bottled Emotions by Zach Boone, PJ Hase, Aidan Jereczek and Bailey Wall
- Best Short Form Nonfiction: On the Backs of Salmon by Miles Whitworth, Cecilia O’Rollins, Chris Barrett, Martin Bolivar, Caroline Harader, Jasper Land, Maddie Lausted, Freeman Marshall and Aaron Miller
- Best Long Form Nonfiction: Oso Strong by Maddie Lausted and Freeman Marshall
- Best Audio/Sound: Paul, Dark, and Handsome, audio/sound by Cole Kastner
- Best Writer: Richard, writing by Wylie Soltes
- Best Photographer/Editor: Bottled Emotions, photography and editing by Zach Boone, editing by PJ Hase, Aiden Jereczek and Bailey Wall
- Best Photographer/Editor: City’scape, photography and editing by Brendan Hickey, Jonathan Bowers and Gracie Morris
Nicely done!
Local emmy
Yes, “regional Emmy awards,” as it says, covering the Northwest. Something to celebrate.
nice article
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Aren’t regional Emmies for local television? Did these films play on local TV?
The first thing I’d like to say about this article is that this is good news for Ballard, especially for the residents of Ballard, because it shows how good Ballard is in filmmaking and that there are many talented people who live and work in Ballard. It’s also good news for the citizens of Seattle because they can be proud of these two people and their achievements. The public will know more about their city and they will be encouraged to support their local artists and art centers. I have just read full article that is discussing top films about unrecognized writers made by the Ballard filmmakers. The ideas presented by these filmmakers are truly amazing.