FILM PRIZE JUNIOR STATS
167 Short Films
84 Schools
20 Counties
111 Teachers
1200 Students
Every year, hundreds of students, their teachers, friends, and families attend the Film Prize Junior Student Film Festival in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Click the links below to find inspiration from previous winners and learn more about the upcoming festival.
High School Films
- All
- Albuquerque High School
- Albuquerque School of Excellence (High)
- Alta Vista Early College High School
- Amy Biehl High School
- Artesia High School
- Aztec High School
- Belen High School
- Capitan High School
- Centennial High School
- Chaparral High School
- Cuba High School
- Deming High School
- Digital Arts and Technology Academy (High)
- Early College Academy / Career Enrichment Center
- East Mountain High School
- El Raton Media Works
- Espanola Valley High School
- Explore Academy Charter School (High)
- Freedom High School
- Gallup High School
- Hatch Valley High School
- Health Leadership High School
- Highland High School
- Hot Springs High School
- La Cueva High School
- Lake Arthur High School
- Las Cruces High School
- Los Alamos High School
- Los Alamos Teen Center (High)
- Los Lunas High School
- Lovington High School
- Manzano High School
- Mescalero Apache High School
- Miyamura High School
- Moreno Valley High School
- Moving Arts Española
- New Mexico School for the Arts
- Peñasco High School
- Piedra Vista High School
- Pojoaque Valley High School
- RFK Charter High School
- Robertson High School
- San Felipe Education Department
- Sandia Preparatory School
- Santa Fe High School
- Santa Fe Indian School
- School of Dreams Academy
- Silver High School
- Socorro High School
- Taos Academy
- Taos High School
- The Academy for Technology and the Classics (High)
- Tohatchi High School
- True Kids 1
- Valley High School
- Volcano Vista High School
Middle School Films
- All
- Albuquerque School of Excellence (Middle)
- Alice King Community School
- Amy Biehl Community School
- Anansi Charter School
- Carlos F. Vigil Middle School
- Cottonwood Valley Charter School
- Cuba Middle School
- Deming Intermediate School
- Desert Ridge Middle School
- Explore Academy Charter School (Middle)
- Garfield STEM Magnet and Community Middle School
- Hayes Middle School
- Hemish Language Immersion Pilot School
- John Adams Middle School
- Kit Carson Elementary School
- Los Alamos Teen Center (Middle)
- MESA Foundation
- McCurdy Charter School
- McKinley Middle School
- Mesilla Valley Leadership Academy
- Native American Community Academy
- Peñasco Middle School
- Pojoaque Middle School
- Polk Middle School
- Roots and Wings Community School
- Sandoval Academy of Bilingual Education
- Santa Fe Youth MAVS
- Taos Integrated School of the Arts
- Taylor Middle School
- The Academy for Technology And The Classics (Middle)
- Tucumcari Middle School
- Turquoise Trail Charter School
Contact Us
To learn more about what you need to participate, Contact Us! If you are a student, please have your parent or teacher fill out this form.
FILM PRIZE FOUNDATION, INC.
Film Prize Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2012. Our mission is to promote economic development, workforce development, youth job training, art-based and entrepreneurial business development through film production, education, live and recorded music events, conferences, competitions, and festivals in the Shreveport-Bossier area. We operate six major initiatives year-round: Louisiana Film Prize, Startup Prize, Film Prize Junior, Food Prize, Music Prize, and Fashion Prize.
LOUISIANA FILM AND ENTERTAINMENT ASSOCIATION (LFEA)
LFEA is a 501(c) 6 non-profit that exists to support and promote the Louisiana film entertainment industry. Founded in 2010, LFEA has played a major role in shaping the film and television industry in the state of Louisiana. With its primary role focused on the legislative process and access to the state’s motion picture tax credit program for all levels of filmmakers, LFEA has also fostered within it’s organization an educational component focused on high school students. In 2018, LFEA created the Louisiana Student Film Festival aimed to invest in the voices of Louisiana students by empowering them to share their stories through film. The winners of the 2020 competition were announced in a live online ceremony. And in partnership with WYES-New Orleans, the winning films were broadcast on PBS and PBS-Kids.