Three Temple High entries in the annual UIL film contest have advanced from the preliminary round to a second qualifying round. Selected second round films will advance to a state semi-final round. Entries chosen to advance to state in each category will be screened and ranked first through sixth at the virtual State Festival March 12.
Temple's advancing entries include "The Incident at Tarver Dr." (Director Daniel Salazar, Division Two, Narrative), "Intrusive Thought" (Director Genevieve Myers, Division Two, Narrative) and "Dean" (Director Sereniti Patterson, Division Two, Documentary). Division Two includes only 5A and 6A schools. Films must be 3-7 minutes in length. Crew members for the three films included Terry Austin, Colin Fowler, Caleb Gommert, Penelope Gonzalez, Natalie Greenfield, Connor Harty, Jillian Knox, Julia Prather, Kylie Burke, Hanna Prince, Phoebe Gonzales, Shane Godfrey, and Kelsi Seiter.
Narrative films are generally accepted as possessing two components: the story presented and the process of its telling, or narration, often referred to as narrative discourse. Documentary films deals with actual and factual (and usually contemporary) issues, institutions, and people; whose purpose is to educate, inform, communicate, persuade, raise consciousness, or satisfy curiosity.
Click below to view each film.
THE INCIDENT AT TARVER DR. YouTube Link
INTRUSIVE THOUGHT YouTube Link
DEAN YouTube Link