2015 OCSMF Results
Congratulations to our State Level Winners:
High School
1ST PLACE TCHS Dress Code Animation Timber Creek HS/Cameron Stevens/Adam Ferguson, Emily Mouser
2ND PLACE How to Make an Instructional Video Ocoee HS/Derrick Charleston/Erick Moheno
2ND PLACE Hero PSV Winter Park HS/Michele Gerber/Amanda Belawski, Abigail Marcil
3RD PLACE Beneath the Meth Moon Book Trailer Boone High School /Robin Brillante/Kyle Christenson, Zachary Jordan Morales, Maia Stanton
3RD PLACE Titan TV’s Morning News Show April 3rd Edition Olympia HS /Robert Carmody/Kyra San Agustin, Katie Sanderson, Shelley Davis, Jericko Torres‐Leshnik, Cahu Ha Phan, Eric Kurdak, Maquaeldeshon Green, Christina Kim
Middle School
1ST PLACE How to Make a Hero Sandwich Maitland MS/ Lori Farber/Chandler Farber
1ST PLACE What Should I Wear Maitland MS /Lori Farber/Raegan Landrum, Gabby Chepenik
2ND PLACE Mousetraps in Motion Maitland MS/Lori Farber/Justin Whittingham, Olivia Garrett
2ND PLACE More Than Just a Test Maitland MS/Lori Farber/Brooke Barry, Ryan Barry, Grace Douglas, Averey Douglas
2015 County Level
WINNING VIDEOS
ANIMATION
Durrance Elementary School: Bendy Goes Fishing
Timber Creek High School: TCHS: Dress Code
Maitland Middle School: What Should I Wear
BOOK TRAILERS
Boone High School: Beneath the Meth Moon
Maitland Middle School: Where the Wild Things Are
COMEDY
Olympia High School: Traveling Salesmen
Maitland Middle School: How To Take Care of a Rabbit
DOCUMENTARY
Winter Park High School: Howard Middle School
Maitland Middle School: More Than Just a Test
DRAMA
Maitland Middle School: Home Alone
Winter Park High School: The Tape
INSTRUCTIONAL
Ocoee High School: How to Make an Instructional Video
Maitland Middle School: How to Make a Hero Sandwich
MUSIC VIDEO
Wyndham Lakes Elementary SchoolSuper Christmas
Ocoee Middle SchoolHotel Ceilings
Winter Park High SchoolPhotograph
NEWS SHOW
Rock Springs Elementary School: Rock Springs Elementary News Show
Olympia High School: Titan TV April 3rd, 2015 Show
Glenridge Middle School: GMS Live!
NEWS FEATURE
Rock Springs Elementary School: News Feature: Candeling
Ocoee High School: Technology in School
Maitland Middle School: Mousetraps in Motion
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
Olympia High School: West Side Tech
Maitland Middle School: Get Outdoors
PUBLIC SERVICE VIDEO
Winter Park High: SchoolHero
Maitland Middle School: Don't Do Drugs
CATEGORIES
If a time limit is not specified, it remains at 7 minutes or less.
Show intros do NOT fit in any category.
Animation: Characters created on film, video, or computer. Includes two and three-dimensional animation using clay, objects or models. MUST TELL A STORY!
Book Trailers: A video advertisement for a book which employs techniques similar to those of movie trailers. If book covers are used, permission must be granted in writing by the copyright owner. (Exception: SSYRA titles) Time limit: 60 seconds
Comedy: A humorous story. May incorporate comedic elements, such as misunderstandings, sight gags, or satire.
Documentary: Original programs that document real facts by providing a view of real events and people.
Drama: Original programs that tell a story using emotion and feeling in a dramatic, creative, and colorful way.
Instructional Video: A program that that helps people learn something by giving instructions.
Music Video: Video pictures (still or live action) set to music. Score and/or lyrics can either be original or prerecorded. (Must abide by copyright law – no fair use)
News Feature: Any original news package that highlights a real event, i.e. interview, current event, sports update within a news show. Time limit: 2 minutes (Show openings do not qualify.)
News Show: A school-wide informational show including various segments /packages (news features). (Show openings do not qualify.)
PSA: A Public Service Announcement includes short messages which inform the public or changes public opinion, actions, or feelings. (60 sec. - absolute maximum)
Public Service Video: A video with a maximum length of 7 minutes that is intended to change public interest by raising familiarity of an issue, affecting public opinion, and fueling action. An infomercial can be considered a public service video.