CineYouth 2010 Winners
Comedy
Junior Division: Still Life, Lee Feldman, Harvard-Westlake Summer Film Camp; North Hollywood, CA, age 16
Senior Division: Julius is Depressed, Morgan Bass, Columbia College Chicago; Chicago, IL, age 20
Animation
Junior Division: 82 Westing Street, Peter Gundling, Deer Path Middle School; Lake Forest, IL, age 13
Senior Division: (un)happyland, Aidan Keith-Hynes, Light House Studio, Charlottesville, VA, age 16
Documentary
Junior Division: Paws and Whiskers, Katie Hoffman, Big Screen Showcase; Carlotta, CA, age 11
Senior Division: A Drop of Ink, Tribeca Film Institute; NY, NY, ages 15-18
Public Service Annoucement
Junior Division: Animated PSA Series, After School Matters, Chicago, IL, ages 14-18
Senior Division: The Nuclear Genie, Erik Choquette, Santa Barbara High School; Santa Barbara, CA, age 18
Personal Essay
To Have Lived, Janay Soloman, Reel Work Teen Filmmaking; Brooklyn, NY, age 16
Music Video
Dem Shoes, Adam Maltz and Lucas Casso, Harvard-Westlake Summer Film Camp; North Hollywood, CA, age 17
Experimental
Junior Division: I Am a Bird, Cindy Vue, In Progress; St. Paul, MN, age 7
Senior Division: Waking Up, Hannah Ezzell, Perpich Center for Arts Education; Woodbury, MN, age 18
Drama
Junior Division: 28 and Counting, Zack Bernstein; Pleasantville, NY, age 16
Senior Division: 30 Seconds of Someone's Mind, Ben Fout, Columbia College Chicago; Chicago, IL, age 20
Rising Star Award
Mark Breedlove, Kewanee High School; Kewanee, IL, age 15
Best Chicago Film
Her Chef, Hong Kim, School of the Art Institute of Chicago; Chicago, IL, age 20
Best Overall
How to Set a House on Fire, Henry Zaballos, Bay Area Video Coalition; Oakland, CA, age 17
Congratulations to all of the filmmakers who participated in the 2010 CineYouth Festival!
