Announcing School Captains and Vice Captains at Latymer Upper School
Today we announced our new 2024/5 Lower Sixth Form School Captains and Vice Captains at Latymer Upper School. Hugest...
Year 7 pupils put their filmmaking skills to the test in Summer term with the One Day Film School.
In the morning, they learned the essentials:
In the afternoon, pupils took the 10 Shot Challenge: creating a short film (2mins, max) based on a classic narrative (eg. ’Someone is kidnapped, an attempted rescue’) for premiering at the end of the day. Pupils self-allocated a role within their film crew (writer, director, producer, screenwriter, actors).
Most adverts take several months to make, so the challenge of making a successful short film in just ninety minutes can be daunting. However, the groups gelled exceptionally well, showed great leadership and teamwork, and no-one missed the deadline. Their final task was to introduce their film, just like at the Cannes film festival, and give it a poster tagline (eg. ‘In space no-one can hear you scream’). Then it was time for the VIP judges (Latymer’s Head of Careers, Chris Couch and Young Film Academy representatives) to take their seats and decide which would win the ultimate prize: the Best Picture ‘Oscar’…
The standard was very high, so it was a tough decision… the Best Picture ‘Oscar’ was awarded to ‘Love Yourself’. It told an engaging, entertaining story which was technically superb: the judges were particularly impressed by the excellent performances and high standard of camerawork, editing and sound design. Congratulations to the winning team – hope to see you at the (real) Oscars!
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