The Greenlight Earth Day
Film Festival

The GREENLIGHT Earth Day Film Festival is a celebration of Earth Day featuring film projects that explore environmental citizenship and show how individual actions can reduce environmental impacts. Films featured at the 2008 Festival were produced by local artists, with an emphasis on student-produced films. Awards were presented at the Greenlight Earth Day festival on April 17, 2008.

See the Greenlight Earth Day film festival's website for more information.

The Media Center was there to cover the awards Ceremony. Here's a slide show of the event.

Winners for the Middle School Category (Grade 6-8)

1. Please Do Not Fight: What Am I Trying to Save
   Produced by Elizabeth Arellano
2. Nightly News
   Produced by Austin and Arianna Tamaddon
3. Keep it Clean, Keep it Green
   Produced by Natasha Wein and Julia Saul

Winners for the High School Category (Grade 9-12)

1. Bayfront Park: The Battle for Protecting Open Space
   Produced by Katie Blank, Mark Dreschke, and Jesse Reimer
2. Who's Green
   Produced by Wes Rapaport and Alec Fishman
3. Leave No Trace
   Produced by Gabriel Sanchez

Winners for the Open Category

1. Collection Day
   Produced by Jocelyn Largent and Lex Sloan
2. The Reusable Bag
   Produced by Jim Skinner
3. We Shut Romic Down!
   Produced by Charisse Domingo and Youth United for Community Action (YUCA)

Middle School Category