About the CEC Student Film Fest
2023 CEC Student Film Fest Dates AnnouncedThe 6th annual CEC Student Film Fest will take place on Tuesday April 18, 2023, 6:30-8pm at the Burlingame High School Auditorium.Entries are due Sunday March 19, 2023. A filmmaking workshop will be held at the Burlingame Community Center on Saturday February 11, 2023 from 10-11:30am.For more details about the 2023 CEC Student Film Fest and to register to attend the workshop and film fest, please go to burlingamefilmfest.com
The Film Fest is cosponsored by the Burlingame Environmental Club (BEC) at Burlingame High School. BEC also conducts a free filmmaking workshop in January and hosts a film festival in March at Burlingame High, where videos are screened and winners are announced.
CEC Student Film Fest Winners
2022
Elementary School: Shoan Deb, Washington Elementary School – “Go Save the World”
Middle School and Best in Festival: Siddharth Chibber, Burlingame Intermediate School – “Boxed Like a Fish”
High School: Lian Wang, San Mateo High School – “How Consumerism Drives Climate Change”
2021
Elementary School: Elaine Newman, The Climate Cost of Clothing” – Watch
Middle School: Kayla Ling, “We Have a Climate Crisis – Who’s to Blame? – Watch
High School: Jamison Chow, Katie Hong and Ashley Stewart” – Watch
Best in Festival: Kayla Ling, “We Have a Climate Crisis – Who’s to Blame? – Watch
2020
Elementary School: Allison Wylie, “Climate Change Is Taxing” – Watch
Middle School: Astrid Carlen, “The Carbon Footprint of a BLT” – Watch
High School: Brian Church, Manny Barron, “Composting News Segment” – Watch
Best in Festival: Astrid Carlen, “The Carbon Footprint of a BLT” – Watch
2019
Elementary School: Mika Haggarty & Olivia McGlynn, “STE News Episode 23” – Watch
Middle School: Alison Saunders, “The Trash Task” – Watch
High School: Mark Mangano, “Plastic Bottle Pollution” – Watch
2018
Elementary School: Natalie Wylie, “Feed the Future” – Watch
Middle School: Minnoli Raghavan, “Reducing Your Carbon Footprint” – Watch
High School: Lucas Mills & Aidan Burke, “Car Pollution”
Best in Festival: Natalie Wylie, “Feed the Future” – Watch



