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Campbell Hall Attends the All American High School Film Festival
The AAHSFF is the country's premier high school film festival, held every year in New York City. Once selected, Campbell Hall student filmmakers screen their films at the AMC Empire 25 in Times Square. Students also participate in a short film competition, creating a 5-minute short film in two days, shot on location in New York City. This year, eight Class of 2027 students attended the festival. Theo H. '27 received "Best Production Design" for his film "Gutman," made during the 2025-26 school year as part of the Filmmaking Advanced course. The film was also nominated for Best Score and made the Best of the Fest list!
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