Sonoma County Student Film Festival

Hey Filmmakers! Our official call for entries for SCSFF is open now, and it will close on March 6, 2020. We will announce who will be in this year’s festival on March 13, 2020. There is no fee for entering your film into the festival and all students of Sonoma County are welcome to submit their work. You may contact us at [email protected] for any inquiries about submission or the event. You may also visit Santa Rosa Junior College’s Student Life page online and ...search Sonoma County Student Film Festival Where you will see a link that will take you to the submissions page. For more information about the Digital Filmmaking program and event, search "Digital Filmmaking" in the search bar on SRJC's website. https://youtu.be/ad03KMBsSHA The 12th annual Sonoma County Student Film Festival will be held in Carole L. Ellis Auditorium at the Santa Rosa Junior College’s Petaluma campus on Friday April 3, 2020. The Petaluma campus is located at 680 Sonoma Mountain Parkway Petaluma, California. The day of the event entails food, fun, and social engagements with local companies and the SRJC Digital filmmaking department. This year we will be implementing a $5 general admission fee to guests in order to support the Sonoma County Student Film Festival and the student filmmakers of Sonoma County. Directors and their accredited crew will be offered complimentary passes to the event. Director(s) and/or crew of the film submitted must attend. We will begin with a mixer beginning at 6 p.m.-7 p.m. that will include food and getting to know fellow filmmakers. We will begin to screen the films in Carole L. Ellis Auditorium at 7 p.m. The showing will last until about 8:30 followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers. We hope to see you at the event, and also hope to see your film submitted into the festival. Happy Filming! Meea McMath Sonoma County Student Film Festival Director/ Petaluma VP Student Life Email: [email protected] or Office phone: (707) 778-4142

Sonoma County Student Film Festival: a showcase of student talent || The annual Sonoma County Student Film Festival featured student-made productions April 5 at... the Carole Ellis Auditorium on Santa Rosa Junior College’s Petaluma campus. Click the link below to read more. Written by Edgar Soria Garcia || Photo by Abraham Fuentes

The Sonoma County Student Film Festival is this Friday! Join us in supporting local student filmmakers for a night of extraordinary films, delicious food and good company. General admission is $5 and is open to all ages. Box office: 5:30 p.m. Screening begins: 6:00 p.m. Followed by a Q&A and mixer.

CONGRATULATIONS to the filmmakers who were selected to be a part of our 11th Annual Sonoma County Student Film Festival! It was a tough one this year, but I feel we have a phenomenal line-up showcasing the talent of the student filmmakers in our county. The festival will be held on Friday, April 5th on the SRJC Petaluma campus at the Carole L. Ellis Auditorium. There will now be a General Admission price of $5 for admittance to further the support the festival and our student... filmmakers. The box office opens at 5:30 p.m. and the screening will begin 6:00 p.m. Us - Alyssa Holiday Resume - Brandon Douglas Late for School - Kane Parsons Pepper - Andy Huey Script to Screen - Sophie Martinez The Stream - Brad Demarest & Payton Cords Gravenstein Gone - Mahlon Tracy The Other Half - Christopher Kam FIRESTORM Short - Coby LaFayette Happy Birthday - Grant Anderson & Neo Wagner Auditions for the King - Devin Lehrer, Candice Penland & Yareen Avni Reflection - Neo Wagner The Affair - Gabriel Crowley Otherside - Yareen Avni

Word is being spread about the Sonoma County Student Film Festival. Enter your film before the entry deadline on March 4th. Happy filming!

CALLING ALL SONOMA COUNTY FILM STUDENTS! Now's the time! We are back with this, our 11th installment of the Sonoma County Student Film Festival. The festival will be held on Friday, April 5th, 2019. Call for entries opens up on February 4th, 2019 and will be open until March 4th, 2019. This festival is open to ALL Sonoma County students. Entering is free. See our Film Freeway page for rules and guidelines for submitting at filmfreeway.com/scsff. You can contact us through Film Freeway or e-mail us at [email protected]. For more information visit our page at studentlife.santarosa.edu/scsff

CALLING ALL SONOMA COUNTY FILM STUDENTS! We are back with this, our 11th installment of the Sonoma County Student Film Festival. The festival will be held on Friday, April 5th, 2019. Call for entries opens up on February 4th, 2019 and will be open until March 4th, 2019. This festival is open to ALL Sonoma County students. Entering is free. See our Film Freeway page for rules and guidelines for submitting. You can contact us through Film Freeway or e-mail us at [email protected]. For more information visit our page at studentlife.santarosa.edu/scsff

UPDATED SCHEDULE: Visiting Filmmaker Workshops With Finn Taylor, on "School Spirit" by Tanya Sierra ... Wednesday, May 2nd 4pm-6pm Pre-Production Meeting #1 with Finn Taylor Location: Petaluma Campus, Jacobs Hall, 2nd Fl room, room 126 (down the hall from our regular Petaluma classroom 246). If you’re looking at the campus from the main highway, it’s the first classroom building on the far left. 7:30pm-10pm Casting Call: Actor Auditions Location: Petaluma Campus, Jacobs Hall, 2nd Fl room, room 126 (down the hall from our regular Petaluma classroom 246). If you’re looking at the campus from the main highway, it’s the first classroom building on the far left. Thursday, May 3rd 4pm-6ish? Pre-Production Meeting and shoot with Finn Taylor, Sc #1 Location: Petaluma Campus, Jacobs Hall, 2nd Fl room, room 126 (down the hall from our regular Petaluma classroom 246). If you’re looking at the campus from the main highway, it’s the first classroom building on the far left. 7-9pm Shooting Scene #1 Location: Petaluma Campus, Annex, 1st Floor. The Annex is on the backside of Call Bldg, by parking lot #2 with the solar panels. There is a door from the parking lot directly into the Annex. Friday, May 4th 8am to 6pm Production Day with Finn Taylor Petaluma Campus various locations. Likely beginning in Ellis Auditorium and the adjacent Ellis green room space. Saturday, May 5th Film Fest Petaluma Mystic Theater, downtown Petaluma Screening times: Noon ($10), 3pm ($10), 7:30pm ($15), 10:30pm ($10)- ($35 day pass) Schedule: http://petalumafilmalliance.org/film-fest-2018/ To Volunteer, contact: [email protected] Digital Media Lab 246 Doyle, Petaluma digital media classroom (2nd fl of Doyle bldg. facing the clock tower courtyard)

The digital media program offers a path for all SRJC students interested in filmmaking and it’s ever changing.

The Film Fest Petaluma still needs volunteers to help launch this wonderful event. There are a variety of ways you can help on different days this week at dif...ferent times. Please email the days and times you can be available this week to: [email protected] Volunteering can get you access to the festival! Thanks!

Congratulations to our Audience Choice Award winner Grant Anderson-Smith for his film Davy Jones Can't Fly. Best in Show awards go to: Billy's Ribbit, Annika Cafiero... Crab Man, Andy Huey Davy Jones Can't Fly, Grant Anderson-Smith You will be able to see these films again as they will be featured in the program of the 10th Annual Film Fest Petaluma!

Congratulations to the filmmakers who were selected to be a part of our 10th Annual Sonoma County Student Film Festival! It was a tough one this year, but I feel we have a phenomenal line-up showcasing the talent of our county. The festival will be held on Friday, April 6th and is free to attend. We will have a meet & greet reception at 6:00 p.m. followed by the screening at 7:00 p.m. Samaritan - Eli Torres Love to Hatred Turned - Jimmy Dallara Billy’s Rabbit - Annika Cafier...o Davy Jones Can’t Fly - Grant Anderson-Smith Her First Words - Logan Emerson Gone Sightseeing - Celine Gossage Tea - Sasha Walker Crab Man - Andy Huey It Gobbles - Candice Penland Blood Sweat and Cabernet - Devin Lehrer Wilted - Chadd Alciati The Divide - Christopher Kam Hexit - Brandon Douglas See more