Crash Student

A non-competitive movie production challenge for teens that takes participants from movie concept to movie screening in just one day.

January 30, 2021

Crash Student is one-day filmmaking workshop designed for teens. Create a compelling film from 4 random challenges in just eight hours!

*Fall workshops will be announced in June* Contact education@siff.net to join the SIFF Youth Newsletter to be be the first to know about new workshops.

Please see our Registration Policies for more information on registering for Crash Student.

FEE

$25 | $20 for SIFF Members

9:30 AM | Teams assemble, Crash elements are chosen randomly, and official rules are reviewed. Each student will be ensured a place in a group that is mentored by an experienced peer filmmaker.
10 AM - 5 PM | Crash Filmmaking on the Seattle Center Campus
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM | Crash Film Screening

RULES AND REQUIREMENTS

Films must be no longer than three minutes.
Films must include the four Crash elements: genre, type of action, character's name, and line of dialogue.
Teams may provide their own equipment, but SIFF has equipment that students may use to film and edit throughout the day.
Bring any costumes or props that you might want to use.

Questions? Email: education@siff.net.

About Crash Student

SIFF Crash Student is a movie production challenge, taking participants from concept to screening in one day. It is about having fun, making a movie, and seeing it on the big screen. The script is developed on the spot by your Crash team (usually three to six people) and you design your story based on your team's resources. Come with your own team or find a team at SIFF. Crash Student is a non-competitive challenge.