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Founded in 2007 by Trey Wodele and Richard Hansen, the EDU Film Festival has become Minnesota's premier film festival for high school students and an annual event anticipated by youth filmmakers from all over Minnesota.
Each year students from schools across the state attend the festival to view each other's work, take part in panel discussions, network with high school and professional filmmakers, and compete for Best-in-Fest awards.
Want to see the best of the bunch all over again - take a look at our Finalist Showcase.
Short films by Lars Brinkema, Blake Herrick, Sophia Cruz, Erin O'Daniel, Leila Mosenfelder, Tommy Verhey, Grayson Emilio Whitaker-Castaneda, Alex Stoner, Murphy Smith, Finn Miller-Fimpel, Noel Fitzpatrick, Ashley Jones, Ella Thomsen, Elizabeth Kluge, and Eddie Wellik.
Founded in 2007 by Trey Wodele and Richard Hansen, the EDU Film Festival has become Minnesota's premier film festival for high school students and an annual event anticipated by youth filmmakers from all over MInnesota.
Each year students from schools across the state attend the festival to view each other's work, take part in panel discussions, network with high school and professional filmmakers, and compete for Best-in-Fest awards.
One last chance to screen the2021 EDU Film Fest Spring Screening
Horror High is a filmmaking experience for high school students. At Horror High Film Camp, you won’t be reading about making a film, you won’t be observing a film shoot, you’ll be a member of the crew. You’ll work with professional filmmakers and college students to shoot a short horror film in a professional facility, using professional gear, learning how a professional film crew operates.
View the 2021 Spring Screening with content from Minnesota's most talented you filmmakers
Short films by Shannon Slattery Sylvia Yang, Aurora Hart, Cameron Harris-Gordon, Ava and Annika Wick, Grant Huffman-Annett, Nico Rivera, Georgianna Besse, Lucy Murray, Link Miller, Jack Mulcahy, Sophia Cruz, Quenby Wilson, Leila Mosenfelder, and Carys Hardy.
Founded in 2007 by Trey Wodele and Richard Hansen, the EDU Film Festival has become Minnesota's premier film festival for high school students and an annual event anticipated by youth filmmakers from all over MInnesota.
Each year students from schools across the state attend the festival to view each other's work, take part in panel discussions, network with high school and professional filmmakers, and compete for Best-in-Fest awards.
A Special Screening of youth/pro collaborations, longer-form work by young filmmakers, and a documentary by an 11-year-old living in Ukraine. These are pieces that do not necessarily fit within EDU FF's guidelines for content, but that fit with our mission and deserve our support.
Founded in 2007 by Trey Wodele and Richard Hansen, the EDU Film Festival has become Minnesota's premier film festival for high school students and an annual event anticipated by youth filmmakers from all over MInnesota.
Each year students from schools across the state attend the festival to view each other's work, take part in panel discussions, network with high school and professional filmmakers, and compete for Best-in-Fest awards.
Founded in 2007 by Trey Wodele and Richard Hansen, the EDU Film Festival has become Minnesota's premier film festival for high school students and an annual event anticipated by youth filmmakers from all over MInnesota.
Each year students from schools across the state attend the festival to view each other's work, take part in panel discussions, network with high school and professional filmmakers, and compete for Best-in-Fest awards.
Founded in 2007 by Trey Wodele and Richard Hansen, the EDU Film Festival has become Minnesota's premier film festival for high school students and an annual event anticipated by youth filmmakers from all over MInnesota.
Each year students from schools across the state attend the festival to view each other's work, take part in panel discussions, network with high school and professional filmmakers, and compete for Best-in-Fest awards.
Join us to congratulate all of our screeners and recognize the our 2021 Award winners.
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