Student films to be shown at Round Two of the Student Film Semifinal Competitions Include:

Homeless Youth in Lewiston…Who They Are & What Can You Do? – 40 mins – Created by the Lewiston Youth Advisory Council, this documentary defines the problem of homeless children and teens by talking to experts and homeless teens and looks at ways to help this sometimes hidden issue. (Jan 2013)

The End – 7 mins, 42 seconds – A male teen in pursuit of success is kidnapped and brainwashed of emotion by what claims to be an educational institution. This film is created by Lewiston resident Amber Thibault, a student at Ithaca College. (Dec 2012)

Dream Big, She Did – 6 minutes – It was a struggle, but great things came out of it and there are more to come is the message of this short film by Edward Little High School student Lilly Linscott in this loving tribute to her sister, Rebecca. (Oct. 2012)

Until I Open My Eyes – 3 mins, 26 seconds – Freeport student Alec Salisbury, with assistance from Daniel Sinclair, created a music video for local artist Kalie Shorr’s song “Until I Open My Eyes.” (Dec. 2012)

Over Censored – 3 mins 35 seconds  — ELHS sophomore Meggie Wise describes her film as one about art censorship, and art expression. Taken solely from the opinion of others, it dives into the roots of censorship and needs for expression, and Features the opinion of Judy Taylor, the maker of the Maine Labor Mural, and a previous member of a secret art organization. (2012)

Regrets – 37 minutes – This film from the Sanford High School Film Club highlights the college experience — with all of its temptations and challenges — and the bonds between students that can last a lifetime. (Nov. 2012)

Waking Up – 41 minutes – This film from the Sanford High School Film Clubs is a story about how a fun time becomes a terrifying close call; a teenage girl must figure out who her real friends are, and whether or not she should trust her inner voice. (Nov. 2012)