Pittsburgh Teens to Compete for Top Prizes at Fourth Annual High School Environmental Film Festival
Pittsburgh Teens to Compete for Top Prizes at Fourth Annual High School Environmental Film Festival
PITTSBURGH, April 7, 2008 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The following is being issued by Bayer Corporation:
WHO & WHAT:
Nearly 50 of Pittsburgh's "green" filmmakers from 16 area high schools will walk the red carpet at Carnegie Science Center's Science Stage as they compete in the fourth annual C.A.U.S.E. Challenge(TM) High School Film Festival.
The festival will showcase the short films by Pittsburgh teens on the theme "Mutual Impact: The Environment and You." (See attached film list.)
These student filmmakers then have the chance to compete for $11,500 in cash and other prizes, both for themselves and their schools at the C.A.U.S.E. Challenge Film Festival and Awards Ceremony. Special this year is an award in honor of Pittsburgh's 250th anniversary.
Presented by Bayer Corporation, Carnegie Science Center's SciTech Initiative and Pittsburgh Filmmakers, C.A.U.S.E. stands for "Creating Awareness and Understanding of our Surrounding Environment." Its purpose is to provide a platform for high school students who are not necessarily on a science track to become more scientifically and environmentally aware using the non-traditional, yet powerful tool of film or video. In the filmmaking process, students develop their creative voice, master basic skills - such as researching, reading, writing and speaking - and build important science literacy skills like critical thinking, problem solving and team working.
WHEN: Wednesday, April 23, 2008 6:00 - 9:30 p.m. WHERE: Carnegie Science Center One Allegheny Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15212 TO ATTEND, PLEASE CONTACT: Bryan Iams Bayer Corporation Media Line 412-777-5200 Fourth Annual C.A.U.S.E. Challenge(TM) High School Film Festival
Presented by Bayer Corporation, Carnegie Science Center's SciTech Initiative
and Pittsburgh Filmmakers THE FILMS... THE AUTEURS... THE SCHOOLS A Green Cleaner Choice Ben Kepner Dylan Morris Benjamin Swanson Andrew Benton Hampton High School An Inconvenient Spoof Brett E. Wagner Kenneth Thomas Deemer Wagner/Deemer Independent Homeschool Building a Green Future Landon Kijowski Nick Fiorentino St. Joseph High School Calm Like a Bomb William Coury Shawn Benish Kris Litmer Scott Schiraj Mt. Lebanon High School Do You Know Planet Earth Adriane Beckman Fox Chapel Area High School Do Your Part Kevin Johnson Mt. Lebanon High School Don't Be a Zero Michael Shahen Gregory Pohodich Scott Mulvihill Bethel Park High School Environmental Tag Tiffany Frombach Northwest Pennsylvania Collegiate Academy Global Impact Melissa Clyde Hampton High School Global Warming #1 Jonathan Schmid Joe Forgoros Mt. Lebanon High School Global Warming #2 Cassie Drozynski Shani McDonald Katie Zytka Jessica McDonald Samuel Oshlag Mt. Lebanon High School Greener Steps Juliana Stricken CAPA High School Help Rewind Taylor Culbertson Winchester Thurston School If Trees Could Talk Jayme Jennings Chris Cichra Mt. Lebanon High School In Your Hands Selina Breiner Moon Area High School Keeping Pittsburgh Beautiful Abbie Ferry Franklin Regional High School Living on the Riverfront Jessica Johnson Quaker Valley High School Mt. Lebanon, Trashy or Clean Julian Schwartz Mt. Lebanon High School Polluted Waters Christian Johnson Pine Richland High School Reflecting on Our Actions Kseniya Lian Guryeva Mt. Lebanon High School Silent Cities David Korotky Moon Area High School Speaking of Goodbye Laura Quinn Chartiers Valley High School Step by Step Patrick Tutka St. Joseph High School Stop Waiting for the World to Change Austin Wright Mt. Lebanon High School Sum and Difference Joshua Weis North Allegheny Senior High School Transport Alternatif Hunter Blackwell George Cessna CAPA High School We Have the Sun David Korotky Moon Area High School When Less is More Praveen Tummalapalli Fox Chapel Area High School Your Opinion of Green Amanda Ogg Caitlin Kroeger Central Westmoreland Career and Technology Center
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Source: Bayer Corporation
CONTACT: Bryan Iams of Bayer Corporation, +1-412-777-5200
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