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2018 Rod Serling Film Festival Opens

By Jackie Stapleton | December 4, 2017

"As I knew him, My Dad, Rod Serling" By Anne Serling

The 2018 Rod Serling Film Festival is now open. WSKG is accepting submissions from K-12 students through May 25, 2018. Entrants must use the online submission form .

The Festival is held in honor of Rod Serling and his work, which has had a lasting influence on the television industry and media creation. The Festival seeks to inspire the next generation of filmmakers.

Be sure to visit the main Festival page to learn more and to view winning films from previous years!

FESTIVAL SIGNAGE | Poster 1 | Poster 2

LEARNING STANDARDS

JUDGING RUBRIC | Grades 6-12

RESOURCES

Questions? Contact Jackie Stapleton at 607.729.0100 x369 or jstapleton@wskg.org

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