Every year the awards celebrate the very best filmmaking talent from schools right across the UK.
There are awards handed out for documentaries, film clubs, animation and loads more!
Plus Into Film have just announced that Alex Zane will be hosting the awards this year and they take place on Tuesday 15th March 2016.
Alex commented; “I’m delighted to host the 2016 Into Film Awards. The Awards are a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the achievements of young filmmakers and enthusiasts across the UK. I think it’s an incredible platform that encourages and supports young people to develop their skills and pursue their passions, enabling them to become the next generation of top British creative’.
Head back to the Fun Kids website next week to find out the winners!
Check out the full list of nominees here:
Best Live Action by 12s and Under
The Super Hi 5 – Millbrook Primary School & Working Class Films, Manchester
Boof – Mossend Primary School & The Learning Centre, Bellshill
Plazo – St George’s Primary School, Portsmouth
Best Live Action by 13s and Over sponsored by Universal Pictures
The Pen – Brighton & Hove Sixth Form College
RESET – Valley Park School, Maidstone
Afterlife – The National Film and Television School, Beaconsfield
Into Film Club of the Year: 12s and Under
Stratton Primary School, Bude, Cornwall
Honilands Primary School, Enfield, London
BossCrowns Film and Drama, Barking, London
Into Film Club of the Year: 13s and Over sponsored by SONY Pictures
John Paul Academy, Glasgow
King’s Lynn Academy, Kings Lynn, Norfolk
Warrington Youth Club, Warrington
Best Animation by 12s and Under
A Fair World – Signals Media Arts & young people from Colchester, Essex
Political Animals – Cyfarthfa Park Primary School, First Campus and Winding Snake, Cardiff, Wales
The Plastic Ocean – Signals Media Arts & young people from Colchester, Essex
Best Animation by 13s and Over
Flow – Rhymney Comprehensive School, Cardiff
Loot – Arts University Bournemouth
The Old Tale of Mad Jack Mytton – MediaActive & BFI Academy
Best Documentary by 12s and Under
Freedom Does Not Come Cheap – St Luke’s CE Primary School & BBC Greatest Generation Project, Glossop
Hear Me Roar – Axholme Academy & Cut Ltd, Scunthorpe
politic(s) – St Peter’s C of E Primary School & Cut Ltd, Barton, Lincolnshire
Best Documentary by 13s and Over
Beyond The Impossible – Watershed & BFI Academy, Bristol
The Wooden House – Arts University Bournemouth
GY’Til I Die – Lincolnshire Inspire & Cut Ltd, Lincoln
Into Film Teacher of the Year in association with Guardian Teacher Network
Alan Thomas-Williams, Ysgol Treganna, Wales
Phil Sheppard, Hexthorpe Primary School, Doncaster
Simon Pile, Anson Primary School, Brent, London
Review of the Year sponsored by IMDb
Rhys, aged 12 – 2001: A Space Odyssey
Jack, aged 14 – A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night
Sophie, aged 16 – The Shining
Best Family Film of the Year in association with First News
- Big Hero 6
- Shaun the Sheep
- Song of the Sea
- Inside Out
- Zarafa
- He Named Me Malala
- The Peanuts Movie
- Minions
- Star Wars: The Force Awakens
- Bill
Click here for more info on the awards!
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