Here are our SF3 Kids 2022 Finalists. Showcasing the best smartphone films made by filmmakers 16 years and under from all around the world. Here you will find the next Campions, Spielbergs, Stenders and Noyces all vying for a share of over $50,000 in SF3 prizes and some of the top awards in our fest. Enjoy!
Our SF3 Kids Finalists are:
1. Misdelivered by Alyssa Henry
2. Victim Impact by Aurora Iler
3. All the Time In The World by Farrah Delrue
4. Thief vs Thief by Elodie Kliendienst
5. The Rose Scam by Sophia Budd
6. Hide and Seek by Dylan Burgess
7. Courthouse Chaos by Cash Daley
8. The Heist and the Plan by Jackson Iler
9. Social Media Fight Night by Sonya Clarke
10. Could I? by Brielle Peters
11. Secrets by Ajila Miller-Gersbach
12. The Feening by Quinn Blabey, Marcus Strickland & Otto Clyde
13. Secluded by Amin Yekta
14. The 5 Stages of Grief by Amelie Correa, Isabella Andrew & Brianna Andrew
15. Deadly Dining by Asia Dunstone
16. Masters Of Persuasion by Mila & Lula Kazantzidis
17. The Magic in Liberia by Oliver and Lucas Hamm
18. Three Wishes by Cabramatta Public School Class 5-6B
19. The Tale of the Fortune Teller by Gwen Johnson
20. Birthday Fail by Noah Kennedy & Joshua Bedford
21. 2 Sisters One World by Aneira Rowlands
22. Hoods Off by Barrowland Ballet
23. Ghost School by Cabramatta Public School Class 4Z
24. Smite the Movie by Lachlan Familton
25. The Call by Indianna Thompson
26. Shady Shades by Marianne Hanna
27. The Special Guest by Scarlett Fisher
Grab your popcorn and enjoy! This program runs for approx. 2 hours.
Shot on Samsung Note 9.
No-one wants to be on the receiving end of a Statement like this.
Interesting Facts
Aurora wrote her film because she is bothered by the amount of adults and children who do not wear helmets when its such an easy prevention strategy to prevent death and serious head injury.
She is trying to get into the minds of these people and the parents not making themselves and their kids wear helmets so maybe they will make better choices. We would love publicity for this because this is the first of 2 films she is making about helmet safety. The other has more cast and goes for 10 minutes.
Only 45% of children report to wearing their helmet everytime and only 29% of adults. This means adults are passing on a message to kids that they get to an age where they no longer need to protect their heads, despite it being the law.
This is a culture shift that must happen. Aurora hopes her film makes parents think twice, realising tat they do not want to be on the receiving end of a victim impact statement like this.
Please help her create change and save lives.
- Year2022
- Runtime2:50
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryAustralia
- DirectorAurora Iler
- ScreenwriterAurora Iler
- ProducerAurora Iler
- CastAurora Iler
- CinematographerAurora Iler
- EditorAurora Iler
- Production DesignAurora Iler
- Sound DesignAurora Iler
Here are our SF3 Kids 2022 Finalists. Showcasing the best smartphone films made by filmmakers 16 years and under from all around the world. Here you will find the next Campions, Spielbergs, Stenders and Noyces all vying for a share of over $50,000 in SF3 prizes and some of the top awards in our fest. Enjoy!
Our SF3 Kids Finalists are:
1. Misdelivered by Alyssa Henry
2. Victim Impact by Aurora Iler
3. All the Time In The World by Farrah Delrue
4. Thief vs Thief by Elodie Kliendienst
5. The Rose Scam by Sophia Budd
6. Hide and Seek by Dylan Burgess
7. Courthouse Chaos by Cash Daley
8. The Heist and the Plan by Jackson Iler
9. Social Media Fight Night by Sonya Clarke
10. Could I? by Brielle Peters
11. Secrets by Ajila Miller-Gersbach
12. The Feening by Quinn Blabey, Marcus Strickland & Otto Clyde
13. Secluded by Amin Yekta
14. The 5 Stages of Grief by Amelie Correa, Isabella Andrew & Brianna Andrew
15. Deadly Dining by Asia Dunstone
16. Masters Of Persuasion by Mila & Lula Kazantzidis
17. The Magic in Liberia by Oliver and Lucas Hamm
18. Three Wishes by Cabramatta Public School Class 5-6B
19. The Tale of the Fortune Teller by Gwen Johnson
20. Birthday Fail by Noah Kennedy & Joshua Bedford
21. 2 Sisters One World by Aneira Rowlands
22. Hoods Off by Barrowland Ballet
23. Ghost School by Cabramatta Public School Class 4Z
24. Smite the Movie by Lachlan Familton
25. The Call by Indianna Thompson
26. Shady Shades by Marianne Hanna
27. The Special Guest by Scarlett Fisher
Grab your popcorn and enjoy! This program runs for approx. 2 hours.
Shot on Samsung Note 9.
No-one wants to be on the receiving end of a Statement like this.
Interesting Facts
Aurora wrote her film because she is bothered by the amount of adults and children who do not wear helmets when its such an easy prevention strategy to prevent death and serious head injury.
She is trying to get into the minds of these people and the parents not making themselves and their kids wear helmets so maybe they will make better choices. We would love publicity for this because this is the first of 2 films she is making about helmet safety. The other has more cast and goes for 10 minutes.
Only 45% of children report to wearing their helmet everytime and only 29% of adults. This means adults are passing on a message to kids that they get to an age where they no longer need to protect their heads, despite it being the law.
This is a culture shift that must happen. Aurora hopes her film makes parents think twice, realising tat they do not want to be on the receiving end of a victim impact statement like this.
Please help her create change and save lives.
- Year2022
- Runtime2:50
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryAustralia
- DirectorAurora Iler
- ScreenwriterAurora Iler
- ProducerAurora Iler
- CastAurora Iler
- CinematographerAurora Iler
- EditorAurora Iler
- Production DesignAurora Iler
- Sound DesignAurora Iler
