Reel Generation Film Festival

04/06/2015

Dr. Jerod Hollyfield, WKU, (left) speaks with student competitor Kaitlyn Gumm following the Reel Generation Film Festival. Each student may have an individual evaluation of his/her film entry.

04/03/2015

03/29/2015

Jeremy Schaefer of Bowling Green High School won the Spotlight Kentucky Film category for his entry, "The Schaefer Family," in the 2015 Reel Generation Film Festival.
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03/29/2015

Joanna Slusarewicz of Paul Lawrence Dunbar High School in Lexington won the Best Documentary Film category for her entry entitled "Respectfully Submitted....Dorothea Dix," in the 2015 Reel Generation Film Festival.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XL205tnn9yY&feature=youtu.be

03/29/2015

Wylie Caudill of Harrison County High School won the Best Original Short Film category for his entry entitled, "Flex," at the 2015 Reel Generation Film Festival. Caudill also won the Best Performance in an Original Short Film category.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I00FWUIdDTc

I wanted to make a short film on male body image. It's not often talked about because, as a guy, it's not considered "manly" to feel self-conscious about tha...

03/26/2015

02/21/2015

WATKINS COLLEGE ADDS SCHOLARSHIPS TO REEL GENERATION FILM FESTIVAL!

Watkins College of Art, Design & Film is very pleased to once again partner with the Reel Generation Film Festival and present college scholarships to the winning entries in this year’s event. Watkins will give an $8,000 scholarship to the winners in both the documentary and the original short film categories and a $2,000 scholarship to the winner in the Kentucky-themed film category. In addition, it is Watkins’ policy to match any KEES award a student might be eligible to receive after high school. Since attending college out-of-state negates the student’s eligibility to receive KEES, the amount forfeited will be matched up to $2,500 per year, and would be in addition to the film festival award. All scholarships are predicated on a successful application to Watkins and are distributed over a four-year period.

A Nashville, Tennessee institution for 130 years, Watkins College of Art, Design & Film is a regionally and nationally accredited, non-profit, four-year undergraduate college of the visual arts, granting Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees in film, fine art, graphic design, interior design and photography and a Bachelor of Arts in Art. For additional information about Watkins please visit www.watkins.edu.

Watkins College of Art, Design and Film is an undergraduate non-profit, regionally and nationally accredited, BFA and BA college of the visual arts located in Nashville,TN.

01/31/2015

5th ANNUAL REEL GENERATION FILM FESTIVAL We are happy to announce that Saturday, March 28th, the Reel Generation Film Festival will host its fifth competition. Know a young filmmaker ? Any Kentucky high school student is eligible to enter. Cash prizes, awards and other exciting news we will announce in the coming week. Stay tuned !! and check out our website:

The Kentucky Film Office is eager to help with this event. I encourage you to think big, think long term and finally, to think about the legacy these events leave for the years to come. I am extremely proud to endorse this film festival on behalf of the Kentucky Film Office.

04/16/2014

04/10/2014

How the Reel Generation Film Festival impacts the lives of young Kentuckians...

Jeff Jobe shares his thoughts about nurturing creative young Kentuckians through the Reel Generation Film Festival.

04/09/2014

Young film makers and local history will rub elbows Saturday evening as the 4th annual Reel Generation Film Festival raises the curtain for an evening of movies at Glasgow’s Plaza Theatre.