Seniors Matt Hix (left) and Vicram Chatterjee (right) celebrate after a Top 3 finish at Midwest Media Educators Association Film Festival. Senior Vicram Chatterjee's music video Youth continues to garner awards. Most recently, Youth was named an official selection to the 2016 All American High School Film Festival.
Meyani Montano stars in “Youth”, which was set in Chicago. (photo credit/VicramFilms) The music video will be screened October 7-9 at the AMC Empire Theaters in New York City's Times Square. Youth was among more than 1,850 submissions from over 40 countries.
"When making the film, I definitely didn't think we would be recognized on a national level," said Chatterjee, a senior at Waubonsie Valley High School. "I'm so proud of what we've accomplished over the past six months since making it."
Click here to watch the film on YouTube
Youth tells the story of a young man's struggle after losing a loved one. The two-month production, which was filmed in downtown Chicago, stars Waubonsie Valley students Matt Hix and Meyani Montano. The music video is in contention for Best Music Video, Best Director, Best Editor and Best Actor (Hix).
The AAHSFF is the philanthropic initiative of the San Francisco Film Society.
As an official selection, the video can win a share of over $300,000 in scholarships and prizes.
"When making the film, I definitely didn't think we would be recognized on a national level," said Chatterjee, a senior at Waubonsie Valley High School. "I'm so proud of what we've accomplished over the past six months since making it."
Click here to watch the film on YouTube
Youth tells the story of a young man's struggle after losing a loved one. The two-month production, which was filmed in downtown Chicago, stars Waubonsie Valley students Matt Hix and Meyani Montano. The music video is in contention for Best Music Video, Best Director, Best Editor and Best Actor (Hix).
The AAHSFF is the philanthropic initiative of the San Francisco Film Society.
As an official selection, the video can win a share of over $300,000 in scholarships and prizes.
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