The Delinquents 64 Hour Film Festival Team at LACHSA

Hello everyone! Our names are Angela Alvarado (12th grade,) Jimena Mendez (12th grade,) Helena Augsberger (12th grade,) Henry Kaufman (12th grade,) Annelise McDaniel (12th Grade,) Benjamin Kim (12th grade,) Echo Brejcha (12th grade,) Juliana Diaz (11th grade,) and Santiago Orellana (11th grade.) We all go to school at the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts (LACHSA) and we study Cinematic Arts + Echo studies in the Techincal Theater program, Benjamin studies Visual Arts. The 9 of us are coming together as a team to participate in the 64-Hour Film Festival at LACHSA. The 64-Hour Film Festival is a fun and exciting filmmaking project for high schoolers at LACHSA. Teams of students compete to make a film over a 64-hour time period - from Thursday at the 64 Hour Kick Off September 5th, 2024 and we submit our films by 8:29 AM Sunday September 8th.

Teams of filmmakers are assigned a genre, a character name, a prop, a line of dialogue, a sound effect, a camera angle, and have 64 hours to create a short film containing those elements.

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The films are then screened at a premiere for friends and family. Recognition awards are given out at the screening.

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Please consider donating to our team, these funds go towards the LACHSA Foundation which provides the LACHSA Cinematic Arts with funds for equipment students use daily to learn. Thank you in advance for your contribution and have a great day!

More information about Los Angeles County High School for the Arts Foundation: LACHSA Foundation is a registered 501(c)3. The Foundation was founded in 1985 to help bridge the gap between public funding and arts costs at LACHSA. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent of the law.