RSVP now for the 2021 Rod Serling Film Festival! This free event will be held virtually on Thursday, October 14th at 7pm ET. Registration is required.
Thank you to every student who entered work into the Rod Serling Film Festival and congratulations to the following student filmmakers who are being honored in 2021. Learn more about the 2022 contest here.
Categorical Honors
Best Abstract/Experimental
‘When Rain Falls’ by Myanoe Aung
Albany High School
Best Cinematography
‘Be Aware’ by Myanoe Aung
Albany High School
Best Computer Animation
‘A Vivid Dream’ by Jackson Ames
Greater Southern Tier BOCES/Wildwood Education Center
Best K-5
‘Cargo of Doom’ by Charlie Spielberg
PS 38 The Pacific School
Best Stop Motion Animation
‘Tidal Wave’ by Shelby Thompson
Greater Southern Tier BOCES/Wildwood Education Center
Best Fiction/Story
‘Call Me at 8’ by Julia Guest
Cortland Junior/Senior High School
Best Social Commentary
‘Everything is Normal’ by Julia Guest
Cortland Junior/Senior High School
Special Honors
Honorable Mention
‘Anomalies’ by Genevieve Brown
Richard T. Stank Middle School
Spirit of Serling Award
‘Death’s Gambit’ by Jett Casterline
Greater Southern Tier BOCES/Wildwood Education Center
Best in Show
‘The Chef’ by Jackson McCauley
Maine-Endwell High School
Thank you to Christina Kunzman, Mallory Little, Andrew Polak, Anne Serling & Doug Sutton, and the Rod Serling Memorial Foundation.
This Festival is part of WSKG's Youth Voices initiative and is supported in part by Darryl Wood and Toby Wollin and the Bert Santora Charitable Trust.