Student Film Showcase
Partnership between Southern Screen, Lafayette Parish School System, and
Acadiana Center for the Arts
2024 THEME: The Next 200 Years:
The Future of Lafayette
Student filmmakers from Lafayette Parish School District students grades 6-12.
INTERVIEW FOR 2224
by: Oliver Hernandez + Sztatlyer Reed
FUTURE PREDICTIONS
by: Juan Vizcarra, Makai Ledet, Khloe Leyva
THE FUTURE OF LAFAYETTE
by: Geoffrey Box
200 YEARS LATER
by: Essence Green + Izabelle Piazza
FUTURE OF LAFAYETTE ART
by: Heaven Chaisson
IN FUTURUM
by: Kerlyn Cruz + Josie Venable
LETTER FROM 2024
by: Francesca Piras
LAFAYETTE IN 200 YEARS
by: Carver Soileau
A.I. TAKEOVER
by: Madison Ebarb, Journi Gary, Dillian Latiolais
2224
by: Chris Martinez + Sanjaya Faulk
Submission
RULES + GUIDELINES
General Guidelines:
Film Theme: The Next 200 Years: The Future of Lafayette
Lafayette’s future is brimming with possibilities in every sector—from infrastructure and technology to culture and beyond. What is your vision for the Lafayette of tomorrow? Do you have ideas for enhancing the city’s infrastructure? What about groundbreaking technological innovations? Imagine Lafayette in the year 2224: How will fashion, jobs, education, art, communities, and transportation evolve? Share your bold vision for what the next two centuries could bring to our city.Open to grades 6–12
Films must be between 30 seconds to 5 minutes long. (At least 30 seconds, but no longer than 5 minutes.)
Students may submit as an individual, group of 2 or group of 3. (The maximum number of members of the group is three.)
Submissions are open to all students at any public or private school.
Groups may cross over between schools and grades, however they must all be in the same level - all in middle school or all in high school.
Only online submissions will be accepted.