Screening Night LineUp

Submission Number	Film Title	Running Time Minutes
	Produced by District Staff & Class
13	An Adventure in Nutrition	3:00
40	Friendship	2:00
38	If You Give a Dog a Donut	3:00
44	If You Give a Mouse a Cookie	2:59
36	If You Give a Pig a Party	3:00
1	Synonym & Antonym Rap	1:17
	Produced by 3rd-5th Grade
15	Bullying-PSA	2:59
51	Candy Crazy	1:37
49	Experiment in Teleportation	2:49
28	How to Be a Good BFF	2:00
39	How to Fish	2:59
19	Mr. Snowman	1:21
25	Speak Up and Stop Bullying!	2:53
14	Stompers Yo-Yo	2:55
22	Stop Bullying	1:55
6	Together We Can Stop Bullying	1:56
52	Tornado Safety	2:59
	Produced by 6th-8th Grade
12	Bullying	1:56
35	Emperors of the Ice	2:26
4	Environmental Health	2:01
42	Disney Therapy	2:59
29	Shelter Book Trailer	1:53
8	The Bullycide of Amanda Todd	2:46
33	We Beat The Street Book Trailer	1:25
	Produced by 9th-10th Grades
23	Hello	2:04
	Produced by District Staff
30	Ode to Mom’s Joy	2:57

Screening Night: Guest Judges

Screening Night is a night where all our student and staff film makers, sponsors, family and friends watch the films together. All film makers will be recognized for their participation in our 2nd Annual Film Festival. 

During Screening Night films will be scored in the following areas:

• Content & Organization
• Creativity
• Technical Quality
• Editing

There are 5 veld groups this year. There will be a winner from each leveled group and then a best of show! The finalist will be announced the following week. 

• District Staff & Class
• 3rd-5th Grade
• 6th-8th Grade
• 9th-10th Grade 
• District Staff 

We are so lucky to have 4 guest judges with us this year! Take the time to read their bio. 

Ish Abdus-Saboor is the web content and social media manager for the R2 District Office. She will tell you that getting into schools as often as possible and seeing the amazing learning activities created by teachers is the best part of her job. Before joining the Richland Two family in 2008, she worked as a reporter for The State and The Greenville News newspapers. When she isn't glued to her iPhone or laptop, she enjoys a good book, cooking and trying out ideas from her Pinterest boards. She is married and has one toddler and a bonus child daughter (step daughter).

Ashley Bruton is the Communications Manager for Strategic Partnerships for Richland Two. He will tell you that working with great teachers and fantastic students is the best part of his job. Before joining the Richland Two family in 2006, he served as a Peace Corps Volunteer teaching English at a high school in Poland, worked as reporter with the Horry Independent and earned his master's degree from the University of South Carolina. When he's not working, Ashley enjoys cooking, reading, playing video games and spending time with his wife and two children.

Ron Hagell is a media artist and lecturer; he has had careers in television (PBS and Lifetime) and as an Army officer in Vietnam. Most recently he has been teaching media practice in Germany and at Royal Holloway - University of London, the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) and privately in Columbia, SC. Current courses include screenwriting (with the Tapp’s Arts Center), filmmaking, acting (with Trustus) and media art. Ron’s art practice is in photography and film with installations featuring projections, prints and film centered on topics related to Diasporas, women in society and culture as well as a variety of narratives themes and contemporary dance. He has a Master of Fine Arts from Columbia University (NYC) and studied theater, art and photography at RISD, UNC and American University (DC).

Shirley Smith has been an educator for more than 30 years. She began her career as a elementary teacher, subsequently taught at the middle school and university levels before moving to the SCDOE, where she administered several federal and state programs including the Eisenhower Program for Mathematics and Science and the SC Critical Teaching Needs Program for reading and computers. She has served as the technology integration consultant for a USC research team studying a 1:1 implementation in a SC Midlands school district and is a Fulbright Specialist awardee in the area of technology integration. She has also served as a technology specialist for the SC STEM Centers, distance learning director at Roper Mountain Science Center (RMSC), and as a NASA Digital Media Lab Fellow. Prior to the RMSC position, as the Director of Curriculum for SERC (Satellite Education Resource Center), a national consortium of public television stations and departments of education, she created and produced many technology based resources for teachers and students including online courses, teleconferences, video modules, and virtual field trips. She has a Ph.D. in Education from the University of South Carolina.Currently, she partners with Ron Hagell to produce short films that have been entered into film festivals including Expecting Goodness and Jasper.

Screening Night- This Thursday!

There are 26 films that will be viewed during our 2nd Annual Screening Night! 

We look forward to seeing you there!