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12th Annual Canyons District Film Festival (2022)

Congratulations to the nominees of the 12 Annual Canyons District Film Festival! Check out the winning movies as well as a list of participants below!

 

12th Annual Canyons District Film Festival

Nominees

High School PSA Nominees

  • “Buy Local, Think Global” – Jayashabari Shankar – Hillcrest High School
  • “Ping Pong Club” – Kasch Hart – Corner Canyon High
  • “It’s just a text” – Nadia Chanthaphuang – Corner Canyons High

​​Middle School PSA Nominees

  • Netiquette – Maya Yrungaray – Draper Park Middle 
  • The Easter bunny does not approve of cyber bullying! – Jacob Despain – Eastmont Middle

​​​Elementary PSA Nominees

  • Sunburns PSA – Lilyaina Moore – Brookwood Elementary
  • Cleaning Up Trash – Andre Horrocks – East Sandy Elementary
  • How to Care For Your Dog -Mila Gordzholadze and Madeline Davis -Park Lane Elementary

​​​High School Animation Nominees

  • Laughter Is The Best Medicine – Cameron Tillman – Brighton High
  • The Ballad of Nathan Naimark -Jake Hillstead – Alta High
  • Jack the Hedgehog – Jaycey Bennion – Alta High


​​​Middle School Animation Nominees

  • Mini Lifeguard -Gretel Diederich – Indian Hills Middle
  • A Dragon Story Trailer -Chloe Francis – Draper Park Middle
  • Shadows -Mya Didericksen, Kaitlyn Benson, Cynthia Brown – Mount Jordan Middle

​​​Elementary Animation Nominees

  • The Grocery Robber – Sierra Neely, Ruby Hyer –  Canyon View Elementary
  • The Snowman and the Chick -Abigail Felt, Lucas Felt, Cara Swinyard – Canyon View Elementary
  • Changing The World -Winston Page – Peruvian Park Elementary


​​​High School Newscast Nominees

  • HawkSquawk_October 20-2021 -Cameron Clark, Henry Beutler, Eric Drebing – Alta High
  • El NewsBEET -Francisco Irarrazabal, Crystal Hernández, Lucy Ballou, Johnny Salazar – Jordan High
  • Corner Canyon “Charger TV” Announcements -Zach Kalm, Aleah Martinez, Kasch Hart, Savannah Tubbs, Nadia Chanthaphuang, Reagan Diederich, Amber Finley, Rachel Poulton, Anne Kane, Jazmin Gardner, Jerzey Gardner – Corner Canyon High
  • February NewsBEET -SaLee Smedshammer, Carter Evans, Alex Dillier, Ben Thompson, Gabe Limas, Kiron Brule, Dylan Grantier, Ai-ju Minn – Jordan High

​​​Middle School Newscast Nominees

  • ​​September 10 Newscast -Mrs. Steel’s 5th period, first semester – Draper Park Middle

Elementary Newscast Nominees

  • Chat français nouveau (French cat news) – Mathias Olsen Butler Elementary
  • Elementary Falcon Report Wilbur Crew February 7 -Keira Ricord, Brooklyn Hampshire, Meili Sohm, Vincent Henline, Charly Despain, Brock Ricord – Sprucewood Elementary
  • Sprucewood Elementary Falcon Report Baur Crew February 14 -Sofie Anderson, Emmy Reid, Jordan Ireland, Harvest Wixom, Izaiah Wilbur, Evelyn Bawden – Sprucewood Elementary

​​​High School Documentary Nominees

  • Voting Rights – Amber Parker, Abigail Slama-Catron – Hillcrest High
  • Sportsmanship – Aleah Martinez Corner – Canyon High
  • Corner Canyon High School -Aleah Martinez – Corner Canyon High

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​​​Elementary Documentary Nominees

  • Omelette – Mathias Olsen – Butler Elementary
  • Helen Keller – Josephine Woodbury, Libby Despain, Faith Barnes – Park Lane Elementary
  • How To Make a Fun After-School Snack – Sadie Young – Peruvian Park Elementary


High School Short Film Nominees

  • Struck – Linda Vogel, Liz Vance, Emma Bodell, and Noah Gracia. Corner Canyon High
  • The Lemonade Stand – Jeffrey Tolk Corner Canyon High
  • Wish You Were Here -Mia Palmer Corner Canyon High

Middle School Short Film Nominees

  • Found – Maya Yrungaray Draper Park Middle
  • MOVIE – Ailey Tello Union Middle
  • Dark Souls III For Dummies -Kevin Cherry Eastmont Middle

Elementary Short Film Nominees

  • The Case of the Missing Pickles – “Scarlette Matheson, Ben Hunt, Parker Bates, Jacob Do, Adelle Booth, Helena Mabonza, Sydney Merkley, Syniva Angilau, Brooklyn Thomson, Landen Williams, Luke Hobby and Abner Larsen, Ellie Holt, Cooper Wennerholm, Charlie Gulini, Charlie Gulini, Kaleb Faraimo, Ronan Christensen, Marina Araujo, Graham Abbott
    ” Oakdale Elementary
  • Dinosaur Goes to the Dentist – Gideon Dansie, Ellie Harris, Brooklyn Simons Sprucewood Elementary
  • Not Good Enough -Gabriela Stringham, Cynthia Stringham Willow Springs Elementary


Teacher Film Nominees

  • Basketball Bros – Daniel Croshaw, Dallin Maxfield, Clark Ashland, Joe Wale – Albion Middle
  • Walking is Mans Best Medicine – Wade Harman – Diamond Ridge
  • An Invitation to Freedom- Wade Harman – Diamond Ridge


Poster Contest Nominees

  • 13th Annual Canyons District Film Festival Poster – Isabel Crofts Corner Canyon High
  • Festival Poster LB – Lucy Ballou – Jordan High
  • Film Festival Poster Ava -Ava Harvey – Jordan High

12th Annual Canyons District Film Festival (2022)

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Lucie Chamberlain

Alta View Elementary

If a movie about super teachers were ever made, Lucie Chamberlain would be a prime candidate for a leading role. Fortunately for her kindergarten students at Alta View Elementary, she already thrives in a supporting role for them. Parents thank her for being a “super teacher.” She is also described as an “amazing colleague.” Whether students need help in the classroom or from home while sick, Lucie goes above and beyond to help them learn, overcome fears, and feel important and cared for. Lucie is the reason a number of kids went from hating school to loving it, according to parents. The way she exudes patience, sweetness, positive energy, and love for her students with special needs melts is appreciated and admired. One parent noted: “Both my kids wish she could be their teacher forever.” Another added:  “She treats every student like their learning and their feelings are her priority.” Super teacher, indeed!

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