A team of young film makers from Barry Comprehensive School have lifted a top award.
The students’ success came in the best regional film (Vale of Glamorgan) category of this year’s media4schools film awards, sponsored by Sony UK.
The group, whose film was entitled Year Seven Cross Country, were George Crowther, Sam Adamson and Jack Williams (Year 12) and Alex Parker (Year 9).
They received their award from Vale of Glamorgan councillor Tony Hampton, the cabinet member for education and lifelong learning, who is also a Barry Comprehensive School governor. He said: “I was delighted to present the talented lads with a prize and certificate. It was also great that they had the opportunity to see their production on a big screen.”
Now in their sixth year, the awards are a culmination of all the hard work schools put into their films and a great way of showcasing the talents of the budding film makers.
Schools from across South Wales competed to scoop top prizes in categories such as best edited film, best animation and the coveted best overall film.
Based in Cardiff, media4schools is a vocational learning-based media training initiative, which introduces a combination of TV programme production and enterprise for primary and secondary schools.
