The Tricentennial High School Film Festival at Saint Mary’s Hall invites high school students from the Greater San Antonio Area to submit their best film work for adjudication and selection to be screened in honor of San Antonio’s 300th birthday.
Please join us April 21, 2018 from 10am-11:30am for a screening of all the winning works!
San Antonio and Bexar County students, ages 13-19, may apply to have their films screened at the festival. A committee of area film professionals and SMH Cinema students will select the films for screening. Students, family members, teachers, and the public will be able to attend the screening free of charge in one of our two theater spaces with state-of-the-art DVD and Blu-ray projection. Saint Mary’s Hall is centrally located on 60-acres and parking is free.
The Tobin Fine Arts School at Saint Mary’s Hall offers by far the most extensive fine arts curriculum in the region, with nearly 50 different courses across five disciplines (Dance, Drama/Speech & Debate, Media Arts, Music, and Visual Art). Led by an impressive faculty of 34 visionaries in their respective fields, our annual showcase opportunities include a full-length ballet performance, concerts, elaborate main stage productions, the publication of the school’s yearbook, art exhibitions, and film screenings at top festivals across the country. During their studies, students develop pieces that translate seamlessly into professional portfolios. Some of our graduates have pursued their creative passions at colleges such as USC, NYU, UT Austin, The Julliard School, Rhode Island School of Design, and Maryland Institute College of Art.
The Film Festival is from 10am - 11:30am. We invite you to learn more about Saint Mary’s Hall by attending one of our school previews, or scheduling a tour of our campus. Visit www.smhall.org or call (210) 483-9234.
First: $100, Second: $50, Third: $25 for each of the five categories, Best in Show: $125