The students and teachers of eight of the nine Te Hiku Manaiakalani Outreach 2 Schools: Ahipara, Pompallier Catholic, Kaitaia Intermediate, Kaingaroa, Paparore, Te Hapua and Oruaiti have been working hard planning, filming, producing and editing to bring you the second Te Hiku Film Festival on Monday 19 October 2020.
The theme for 2020 is "Life in Lockdown"
During the day the movies will be screened to full house audiences of students from our schools.
And at night to a Gala Audience of talented students, whānau and supporters of our schools and the Te Hiku Manaiakalani outreach 2 Programme.
We have published all of our festival films on our blogs for you to enjoy. Click the school logos below to view. Links are live from 1.30 pm19 October.. Feedback is important to us and we welcome your positive, thoughtful and helpful comments on our blogs.
Congratulations to our 2020 Winners:
Trophy for Best Film 2020- Mangonui School 'Invasion of COVID 19 Zombies'
Trophy for most creative school display- Kaingaroa school
Ahipara School
Kaingaroa School
Pompallier Catholic School
Kaitaia Intermediate School
A huge thank you to all our supporters who helped make the Te Hiku Film Festival 2020 happen.
The young people and teachers of eight of the nine Te Hiku Manaiakalani Outreach 2 Schools: Ahipara, Pompallier Catholic, Kaitaia Intermediate, Kaingaroa, Paparore, Taipa Area, Mangonui and Oruaiti are working hard planning, filming, producing and editing to bring you the first Te Hiku Film Festival on Thursday the 7th of November 2019.
During the day the movies will be screened to full house audiences of young people from our schools.
And at night to a Gala Audience of talented students, whānau and supporters of our schools and the Te Hiku Manaiakalani outreach 2 Programme.
We have published all of our festival films on our blogs for you to enjoy. Click the school logos below to view. Links are live from 1pm 7th November. Feedback is important to us and we welcome your comments on our blogs
A huge thank you to all our supporters who helped make the first Te Hiku Film Festival 2019 happen.
