The T&T Secondary Schools Short Film Festival is brought to you by
"Can YOU bring it ?"
SSSFF is open to all students of Secondary Schools or members of Registered Youth Groups - see SSSFF criteria for more information.
2012 is the 8th Anniversary of the Festival - Register TODAY!
“It gives students a chance to express their creativity and imagination on wide screen. It also gives way to open students to different cultures and techniques” – Speyside High School, Tobago
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OBJECTIVES:
• To encourage the production of responsible local content by Trinidad and Tobago’s student population
• To promote career opportunities in the national audio visual industry
• To encourage innovation in the youth of Trinidad and Tobago
FESTIVAL AWARDS:
- Most Dramatic Film
- Most Original Film
- Most Creative Film
- Best Technical Skills (Camera etc)
- Best Local Music Score
- Best Story
- Best Actor
- Best Actress
- Best Editing
- Best Director
- Best Comedic Film
- The Tobago Award
- Viewers Choice
- Best Overall Film
VIEW 2010 BEST OVERALL FILM
VIEW 2011 BEST OVERALL FILM
2010 OVERVIEW
2011 OVERVIEW
2010 Winners!
Most Dramatic Film
Fyzabad Secondary School — “Innocence of Death”
Most Original Film
Rio Claro East Secondary — “Wake Up”
The 'Sprite Spark' Award for Most Creative Film
Aranguez North Secondary — “No Scene”
Best Technical Skills
Rio Claro East Secondary — “Wake Up”
Best Story
SWAHA Hindu College — “H.E.L.P.”
Best Actor (Kerwyn Alridge)
Couva West Secondary School — “Generation Gap”
Best Actress (Ornella De Graff)
St. Joseph's Convent, P.O.S. — “Musou ka (Day-dreamer)”
Best Editing
Fyzabad Secondary School — “Innocence of Death”
Best Director
Rio Claro East Secondary — “Wake Up”
Best Comedic Film
Mayaro Secondary (Composite) School — “No Litter on the Lime”
The Viewers Choice Award
St. Joseph's Convent, San Fernando — “Wharf Bacchanal”
Best Overall Film
Rio Claro East Secondary — “Wake Up”
"Can YOU bring it ?"
2011 Winners!
Most Dramatic Film
Presentation College, San Fernando — “The Week”
Most Original Film
Holy Faith Convent, Couva — “Super Peace”
Most Creative Film
St. Mary's College — “Ol' Higue”
Best Technical Skills
St. Mary's College — “Ol' Higue”
Best Story
Barataria South Secondary — “Wha She Do?”
Best Actor (Chryston Floyd)
Presentation College, San Fernando — “The Week”
Best Actress (Evol Cross)
Iere High School, Siparia — “The Mistake”
Best Editing
Holy Name Convent, POS — “Bazodee”
Best Director
Mayaro Secondary — “The Plan”
Best Comedic Film
Mayaro Secondary — “The Plan”
Best Script / Storyline
Mayaro Secondary — “The Plan”
Best Original Music
Barataria South Secondary — “Wha She Do?”
Best Cultural Film
St. Mary's College — “Ol' Higue”
The Tobago Award
Bishop's High School — “Reflections”
The People’s Choice Award
Rio Claro East Secondary — “Crash”
Best Overall Film
Holy Name Convent, POS — “Bazodee”
2011 FESTIVAL PARTNERS
2010 PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS
- Aranguez North Secondary
- Arima North Secondary School
- Briar House Study Centre
- Corpus Christi College
- Couva West Secondary School
- Fyzabad Secondary School
- Holy Faith Convent Couva
- Holy Name Convent, Port of Spain
- Marabella South Secondary
- Mayaro Secondary (Composite) School
- Point Fortin West Secondary School
- Princes Town West Secondary School
- Providence Girls Catholic
- Rio Claro East Secondary School
- San Fernando East Secondary School
- Speyside High School
- St Joseph's Convent, Port of Spain
- St Joseph's Convent, San Fernando
- St Joseph's Convent, St Joseph
- Success Laventille Composite School
- SWAHA Hindu College
- Valencia High School
2011 PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS
TOBAGO
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HIGHLIGHTS FROM 2011 LAUNCH |
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Minister Stephen Cadiz - the feature speaker at 2010 Awards |
