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Finalists named for 2018 Student Academy Awards

LOS ANGELES — The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (http://oscars.org) recently announced the list of 2018 Student Academy Awards finalists. The Student Academy Awards is an international student film competition conducted by the Academy and the Academy Foundation. Each year over 1700 college and university film students compete for awards and cash grants, with films being judged in seven categories – four domestic school categories (Animation, Documentary, Narrative and Alternative) and three international school categories (Animation, Documentary and Narrative). The presentation ceremony will take place in October at the Academy’s Samuel Goldwyn Theater.

The list of nominees is as follows:

Alternative (Domestic Film Schools)

Sang Hyoun Han aka DOMCAKE, “Emunah,” School of Visual Arts

Shae Demandt, “Reanimated,” Florida State University

Natalia Hermida, “Transient Passengers (Experiment Number NÜN),” Chapman University

Animation (Domestic Film Schools)

Victoria Lopez and Ji young Na, “Attack of the Potato Clock,” Ringling College of Art and Design

Yu Yu, “Daisy,” University of Southern California

Alex Avagimian, “Little Bandits,” California Institute of the Arts

Hanna Kim, “Raccoon and the Light,” California Institute of the Arts

Sagar Arun and Rachel Kral, “Rebooted,” Ringling College of Art and Design

Hannah Park, “Reflection,” Ringling College of Art and Design

Eaza Shukla, “Re-Gifted,” Ringling College of Art and Design

Animation (International Film Schools)

Kiana Naghshineh, “a blink of an eye,” Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg

Jacques Leyreloup, Victor Tolila, Perrine Renard, Laura Viver Canal and Gaël Chauvet, “L’Aviatrice,” ESMA

Alexandre Blain, Lucas Germain, Christophe Gigot, Jade Guilbault, Andreas Muller and Simon Puculek, “Meli-Metro,” ESMA

Pierre Perveyrie, Maximilien Bougeois, Marine Goalard, Irina Nguyen-Duc and Quentin Dubois, “The Green Bird,” MoPA

Documentary (Domestic Film Schools)

Veronica Wangshen, “1,500 Miles 23 Days,” New York University

Mathieu Faure, “An Edited Life,” New York University

Lauren Schwartzman, “Dust Rising,” University of California – Berkeley

Jiayan “Jenny” Shi, “Finding Yingying,” Northwestern University

Grace Oyenubi and Nani Sahra Walker, “Forced,” University of California – Berkeley

Yiying Nikki Li, “Love & Loss,” University of Southern California

Alan Toth, “Mining Phosphorus,” University of California – Berkeley

Documentary (International Film Schools)

Annelie Boros, “F32.2,” University of Television and Film Munich

Mart Bira, “Nomadic Doctor,” University of Hertfordshire

Esther Niemeier, “Tracing Addai,” Film University Babelsberg Konrad Wolf

Narrative (Domestic Film Schools)

Erblin Nushi, “BINI,” George Mason University

Wenting Deng and Luke Fisher, “Empty Skies,” Ohio University

Brian Robau, “Esta Es Tu Cuba” | “This is Your Cuba,” Chapman Univsersity

Huay-Bing Law, “June,” University of Texas at Austin

Kelley Kali, “Lalo’s House,” University of Southern California

Mahaliyah Ayla O, “Masks,” University of Southern California

Kristopher D Wilson, “Mid City Blue,” University of California – Los Angeles

Gisele Tong, “Spring Flower,” University of Southern California

Narrative (International Film Schools)

István Kovács, “A Siege,” University of Theatre and Film Arts, Budapest

Lisa Gertsch, “Almost Everything,” Zurich University of the Arts

Franco Volpi, “August Sun,” London Film School

Johnny Kenton, “Dead Birds,” National Film and Television School

Jonatan Etzler, “Get Ready With Me,” Stockholm Academy of the Arts

Hans Vannetelbosch, “Sons of No One,” LUCA School of Arts

Eileen Byrne, “Touch Me,” Hochschule für Fernsehen und Film München