‘TRAIL BLAZE’ - Inter-House Movie Making Competition (2023-24)

The Inter-House Movie Making Competition was held on 5th August with great enthusiasm and creativity displayed by the participating students. The event was organized within the school premises, where students were allowed to use their devices to click pictures and record videos.
The competition was conducted in multiple stages. Firstly, students roamed around the school campus, capturing pictures and recording videos based on the theme provided for the competition. The theme for each group was selected through a lucky draw, ensuring fairness and unpredictability. This encouraged students to think creatively and adapt their storytelling skills accordingly.
After the media collection phase, students proceeded to the next step, where they utilized their collected photos and videos to create a short movie. The editing process allowed them to showcase their technical skills and storytelling abilities, adding depth and meaning to their films.
The event witnessed active participation from all the houses, fostering a healthy sense of competition and camaraderie among the students. Each team worked diligently to craft their movies, incorporating their unique perspectives and creative visions.
The judging panel, comprising teachers having creative as well as technical skill set as their forte, evaluated the movies based on various criteria such as adherence to the theme, storytelling, cinematography, editing, and overall impact. The competition showcased an impressive array of talents, making the judging process both challenging and rewarding.
The event served as a valuable learning experience for all the participants, helping them sharpen their skills in photography, videography, and storytelling.
The Inter-House Movie Making Competition proved to be a memorable and successful event, allowing students to showcase their creativity and technical competency. It also highlighted the importance of teamwork and collaboration, fostering a sense of pride and unity among the houses. Such initiatives go a long way in nurturing young talent and promoting a passion for filmmaking and visual storytelling within the school community.