Written by Rose Bailey, Noah Hettinger, and James Graham, grade 3
Andy and John go on a hunt for treasure that takes them all over the world.
Pens to Lens 2018
Jump to Film:
- Adventure Around the World
- Why Cows Can't Have Birthdays
- The Contest
- Monster Who Ate the Boy
- The Discovery of the Jackabow
- I'm Not Evil
- Dusty Rusty
- Water You Sad About
- Tomatoes
- Good Night Little Knight
- Cornered
- A Normal Day
- Neo-scum
- Fourth Wall
- A Star
- The One
- The Defense
- Stuck
- The Red Scarf
Why Cows Can’t Have Birthdays
Written by Brynlee Vigil and Sadie Polonus, grade 3
Farmer wants to celebrate his pet cow’s birthday, but something goes a bit wrong when getting the celebration started.
Directed by Michael Bach
The Contest
Written by Rayane Marzouqi, grade 7
Two men challenge each other to a lifting contest at the gym.
Directed by Andrew Stengele
Monster Who Ate the Boy
Written by Audrey Moser, Jaydin Anderson, Lilly Jurkowski and Garrett Fulfer, grade 2
A little boy had a friend come over for a sleep over. The sleep over was interrupted by a monster.
Directed by Brian Hagy
The Discovery of the Jackabow
Written by Kallie Lancaster, Lia Sheets, and Kadince Wells, grade 4
Scientists create the rare & beautiful ‘Jackabow’
Directed by Andrew Stengele
I’m Not Evil
Written by Quinn Fisher, grade 7
Death, otherwise known as the Grim Reaper, we all know is a skeleton-like man who wears a long black cloak and is pure evil… or is he?
Directed by Andrew Nygard
Dusty Rusty
Written by Caroline Paluska, grade 5
Bob, an ancient man, sets off on an adventure to Antarctica with his trusty ship, Dusty Rusty. Along the way, he gets a big surprise…
Directed by Emily Polk
Water You Sad About
Written by Jayton Reynolds, grade 7
This is an animated version of the water cycle.
Directed by AJ Christensen and Andrew Nygard
Tomatoes
Written by Fallon McFarland, grade 6
A young girl remembers and recreates her late mother’s birthday party traditions.
Directed by Jarrod Finn and Issac Musgrave
Good Night Little Knight
Written by Ozella Green, grade 2
Lizzie’s father has given her a teddy bear to help ward off bad dreams.
Directed by Thomas Nicol
Cornered
Written by John Nicol, grade 11
The traditions of a secret agency backfire.
Directed by Charlie Kessler
A Normal Day
Written by Sariah Rose Deal, grade 12
John is just going about his “normal” day. Let’s watch to see what happens throughout his “normal” day.
Directed by Danil Formenov
Neo-scum
Written by Parker Evans, grade 12
2024, new slang, cyborgs, neon everywhere, and bounty hunters are the way of the future. Skilled, but broke bounty hunters Nick and Switch catch themselves a job that might be over their heads.
Directed by Thomas Polk
Fourth Wall
Written by Estephany Arroyo, grade 12
It is about characters who break the fourth wall.
Directed by Hugh Sullivan
A Star
Written by Max Libman, grade 6
A young girl doesn’t want to wear a Yellow Star during the time of the Nazis.
Directed by Jon Lecouris
The One
Written by Sydney Hoel, grade 12
A young prince must choose a bride before his twenty-first birthday. His perfect girl, however, may prove too hard to find.
Directed by Rebecca Nicol
The Defense
Written by Dema Evans, grade 8
A defense attorney’s life is in danger after defending a murderer.
Directed by Jon Lecouris
Stuck
Written by Gwen Kaiser, grade 9
A girl is being followed by dark figure, and tries to get help.
Directed by Andrew Gleason and Thomas Nicol
The Red Scarf
Written by Ariana Mizan, grade 8
A story about how Truth overcomes Fear and Ignorance with the help of Wisdom.
