Welcome to our first ever virtual student film festival hosted by Nigel Cross, Ayla Moreno, Alyssa Riggs, & Lily Riggs. 2019 WCVFF Ceremony
Our winning films and links: 2019 WCVFF Playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list…
“Zero Waste” by 6th graders Marinelle Visda and Jeffrey Brown for their informative documentary explaining the importance of using resources in a way that helps the planet. https://youtu.be/VQ8cjEEmigc
“The Fast and Furious: Frenya 500” by 5th grader Jack Degenhardt for best special effects and visuals. In this film we get to witness the power of imagination mixed with technology. https://youtu.be/JCHDRY9K-CI
“Shannon and Alyssa’s Baking Time” by Shannon Lafferty in 5th grade, Alyssa Riggs in 3rd grade, & Lily Riggs in 2nd grade for How to bake and decorate a lemon cake. https://youtu.be/KczK6-2Rbgs
“Polar Bear Paradise” by Maya Santana in 5th grade and Alyssa Santana in 3rd grade. This creative technology film goes over how to build a sanctuary for Polar Bears in the video game Minecraft. https://youtu.be/dXUztcP5rIY
Our Wolf Canyon Legend Award goes to upper grader, Darius Ean Balmes for his film “A Boy and his Allergies.” This Lego inspired film shows why it is important to take allergies seriously. https://youtu.be/WjwGfzGz4j0
About the WCVFF: The Wolf Canyon Film Festival is celebrating its 5th year by moving all in to the digital space that is the internet. This festival has a long history of being an exciting and fun-filled competition that encourages students to demonstrate their understanding of various categories of knowledge through video as a project-based learning tool.
This year we have some great videos that continue the Wolf Canyon tradition of seeking excellence in everything we do. Our filmmakers really worked hard for the coveted Wolfie Trophy.
We are also excited to partner with our school wide digital broadcast livestream, The Daily Howl. Many of our films will be featured on their broadcast throughout the month of May.
Wolf Canyon Virtual Film Festival 