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Monday, April 14, 2008

CASL Film and Production Award


Forwarded from Anne Weimann of CASL:



Dear CASL / CECA Member:

Please encourage your students to apply for this new award.

Student Film and / or Video Production Award

CASL is now accepting applications for this award. The applications are due by June 1.


To apply
Students will submit:

  • An electronic version of their production
  • a copy of the assignment for which the production was produced

    To:

    Janet Roche
    Simsbury High School
    34 Farms Village RoadSimsbury, CT 06070

    jroche@simsbury.k12.ct.us

    History

    In 1977 two students were given an award from CEMA (now CASL) for creating an outstanding film. The two students, Marc Johnson and Charles Searle, asked CASL to resume the award to encourage students to think seriously about film and video careers. They will contribute a prize of $250 per year to the winning group of video/ film producers.

    Judging Criteria

    The purpose of the award is to honor students who demonstrate in a video and or film production a level of information and technology literacy skills that will enable them to:
  • Communicate information and ideas
  • Demonstrate responsible, legal and ethical use of information and technology by acknowledging copyright
  • Use technology tools to enhance learning, increase productivity and promote creativity

    Specific categories are:

    Attractiveness, Organization, Presentation, Content, Documentation, Mechanics, Requirements (Meets the requirements of the assignment for which the video / film was created)

    See the rubric on the CASL web site http://www.ctcasl.com/

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