SATURDAY, February 1 • 12:30pm
Basie Center Cinemas • 36 White Street, Red Bank

Join us for a screening of the best of the best —official selections in various high school categories category from last year’s Count Basie Center Breakthrough Filmmakers Festival. (Runtime: Approximately 1 hour, 20 minutes. These films are student-produced and not rated by the MPAA. Viewer discretion is advised.)

Featured Titles:

Lafayette & Noble
Directed by: Josias Ortiz, East Brunswick Magnet School – School of the Arts
Nominated: Best Documentary – High School Category

Take The Shot
Directed by: Ryan Matteo, Communications High School
Honorable Mention: Best Cinematography – High School Category

just followed…
Directed by: Massimo Giuseppe Daniels, Cape May County Technical High School
Honorable Mention: Best Direction – High School Category

The Séance
Directed by: Mina Marie Bixby, Cape May County Technical High School
Honorable Mention: Best Writing and Best Direction –  High School Category

Naomi
Directed by: Molly Arcara, Communications High School
Honorable Mention: Best Audio Design – High School Category

Fake Friend
Directed by: Sophie Rose Burden, Holmdel High School
Honorable Mention: Best Editing – High School Category 

First Date
Directed by Michael DeMar and Caroline Sheridan, Park Ridge High School
Nominated: Best Direction, Best Audio Design, Best Cinematography, Best Writing – High School Category
Honorable Mention: Best Acting Ensemble – High School Category 

Subjective Worlds
Directed: by Euridice Sagastume, East Brunswick Magnet School – School of the Arts
Nominated: Best Documentary – High School Category

Reckoning
Directed by Iris Anne Lautermilch, Hopewell Valley Central High School
Nominated: Best Audio Design – High School Category

Fresh Kills
Directed by: Caleb Sambucci, East Brunswick Magnet School – School of the Arts
Nominated: Best Film, Best Audio, Best Acting Ensemble – High School Category
Honorable Mention: Writing – High School Category

Shreds of Evidence
Directed by Michael DeMar and Caroline Sheridan, Park Ridge High School
Nominated: Best Film, Best Editing, Best Cinematography – High School Category