ABOUT THE NOBELITY SOCIAL IMPACT AWARD
The Nobelity Social Impact Award celebrates student films that inform their audiences about issues that affect their communities, and inspire social change.
A panel of judges will select four films:
1st and 2nd place in Division I and II. Winners receive a Precision Camera gift card to purchase classroom equipment.
Thanks to Paramount Theater, Louisiana Charities Trust, Eloise DeJoria, and JP's Peace, Love & Happiness Foundation for funding these awards.
We are honored to support these important young voices. Thanks to all of the students who participate, keep up the great work!
Congratulations to the winning films for the 3rd Annual Social Impact Awards!
2020 Winners and Finalists
DIVISION ONE
1st Place: We Are Not Alone - Mental Health in America by Kenedy High School
2nd Place: CAMP Camp Volunteers by Lytle High School
Finalists
A Little Bit of a Miracle – Argyle High School
Peed Off - The Animation – Pewitt High School
Savior – Stephenville High School
There's Only So Many Dances - Nocona High School
DIVISION TWO
1st Place: Saving Me from Me by PSJA North High School
2nd Place: Anxiété by Reagan High School, San Antonio
Finalists
Everyday Now –Johnson High School, Austin
Hey – Sharyland Pioneer High School, Mission
Mr. Pickles – Allen High School
Speak Now – Randall High School, Amarillo
UIL Rebels with a Cause - Cypress Lakes High School, Katy
2021 opportunities will be posted once The UIL Young Filmmakers Festival submissions open.
In the meantime, print this flyer for your film teacher! Talk with your classmates about how you can use film to amplify your voices!
2019 UIL Young Filmmakers: 2nd Annual Nobelity Social Impact Award Winners:
