This is a collection of films made by middle school school students. These are all films accepted by the festival.Finalists for you to vote on in this category include: Middle School (5th-8th grade) students&nbsp;1.	A Letter to My Dad by Brock Brenner, age 112.	I Scream by Marino, 13, San Domenico School Film program3.	P.S. I Love You by Kaari Sholeen Tabor, 134.	He Teaches Me by Bah’Hozhooni N. Fleg, 115.	The Good Dad by Felice, 14, San Domenico School Film program

Four-time Grammy Award-nominated musician Justin Roberts are joined by Honorary First Family of the KIDS FIRST! Daddying Film Festival, Alysia Reiner and David Alan Basche.

Four-time Grammy Award-nominated musician Justin Roberts joined by Honorary First Family of the KIDS FIRST! Daddying Film Festival, Alysia Reiner and David Alan Basche.

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A letter to my Dad. Director Biography - Brock Brenner: Brock Brenner is a 10 year old working actor. Brock started acting at the age of 3. Brock has co-starred on The Goldbergs, The Rookie, New Girl, Superior Donuts, and Feature Films on Netflix like The Laundromat with Meryl Streep, Melissa Rauch, Sharon Stone, Antonio Banderas, and Gary Oldman Directed by Steven Soderbergh; as well as The Starling starring Melissa McCarthy, Kevin Klein, &amp; Chris O’Dowd Directed by Ted Melfi.Director Statement: I love the details in the little things…which create the big things. I hope my films bring a smile to your face.

A Letter to My Dad

A letter to his dad, by Middle School Student Brock Brenner

When his daughter is struggling at school, a father struggles to say the right thing.

I Scream

When his daughter is struggling at school, a father struggles to say the right thing.

A film for my Dad. Juror comments: Heartfelt, references specific things she is thankful for. Good choice of music and selection family videos.

P.S. I Love You

My dad teaches me a lot of different life skills. I want to share about them.

He teaches me

My dad teaches me a lot of different life skills. I want to share about them.

After her mother takes her phone away because of bad grades, a young filmmaker finds an ally.

The Good Dad

After her mother takes her phone away because of bad grades, a young filmmaker finds an ally.

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This is a collection of some of the "best of the fest" films created by student filmmakers worldwide to share with a global audience. They exhibit a consciousness from young people about the world around them and how to institute change. 

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