Grab your popcorn and come enjoy an evening of innovative movie-making at the 15th Annual Holmdel High School Film Festival, this Friday, April 27. Screenings will begin at 7:00 p.m. in the High School auditorium, 36 Crawfords Corner Road in Holmdel. Admission is free.
The films have been produced by students in the Television Production program at the High School, led by teacher David Kaiserman. This year, 12 student-directed entries are vying for one of six awards: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place, Honorable Mention, the Roger Benedict Award of Excellence, and the coveted People’s Choice Award, said Kaiserman.
Approximately 45 students are involved in bringing the Festival to the stage. Film genres include Horror, Drama, Experimental, Comedy, Music Video, and Documentary categories.
The next Scorsese or Tarantino may be budding in the HHS video & film department. You'll want to be able to say you "knew them when...."
David Kaiserman has picked up where Roger left off when he retired three years ago. David has built on the foundation making the program even stronger. Mr. Kaiserman has pushed the students to new heights. We hope he continues at Holmdel High School for many years, we are lucky to have such a dedicated teacher. The Holmdel Creative Arts Association will be providing free Popcorn courtesy of the Aberdeen Movie Theater. So come out and enjoy a fun night - all for FREE!
Congrats to the talented Mr. Kaiserman and his creative students. It's programs like this that give recognition to students of all level and opportunities for parents to be proud.