The award-winning PCTI student films included:
Overall Grand Prize: “1980s Horror Film” by Asia Brown
Documentary:
Short Film:
Music Video:
Public Service Announcement
Documentary:
- 1st Place - “Silk City” by Jeremiah Bugg
- 2nd Place - “From the Front Lines” by Camryn Keegan
- 3rd Place - “The Realty of Eating Disorders” by Ashley Bergemann
Short Film:
- 1st Place - “Day of the Dead” by Pamela Hernandez
- 2nd Place - “Stutterboy” by Samantha Olson
- 3rd Place - “Gone, But Never Forgotten” by Brendon Pares
Music Video:
- 1st Place - “1980’s Horror Film” by Asia Brown
- 2nd Place - “Driver’s License” by Angelina Guzzo
- 3rd Place - “Hell N Back” by Aidan Strungis
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- 3rd place TIE - “Standards” by Brianna Pares and “Bike Safety” by Janiah Valenzuela
Due to COVID restrictions, this year’s event was held as a unique drive-in viewing at Preakness Valley Golf Course. The 34-member Passaic County Film Commission, consisting of business owners, film instructors, and politicians, selected the winning films from a pool of 65 entries submitted in February. The student films will be uploaded to the PCTVS Youtube channel for public viewing.