This year there were 103 videos submitted to the El Dorado Film Festival this Friday, May 3rd at 7pm in the PAC. Congratulations to all of the filmmakers and thank you for your hard work. Here are the OFFICIAL SELECTIONS and the names of the submitting filmmakers. SHORT FILM: Hold On (Aydan Reeve) How I Ruined Prom (Ethan Lee) Hello? (Kristin Granek) USS Tennessee (Joseph Siroonian) Family Dinner (Joeli Schwartz) Peanut Butter Heist (Jenna Fulton) Devil’s Hour (Mallory Dirk

EDHS Senior Joeli Schwartz has been named the DMAA Student of the Week for April 29-May 3. Joeli is the student News Director for Hawk Talk and in the most involved student in the current Honors Film and Broadcasting Class. Joeli was recently nominated for the OC Register's Artist of the Year in the filmmaking category and is the director of the El Dorado Film Festival being held this Friday, May 3rd.

The 2019 El Dorado Film Festival is Friday, May 3rd, at the PAC! The screening starts at 7pm but pre-show activities start at 6! This is a FREE event to watch some incredible work from the award winning EDHS video production students. The theme of this year's festival is SPACE and it will surely be a night among the stars! ALL ARE WELCOME!

Please congratulate DMAA Sophomore Emily Solheid on her first place win and $150 cash prize for her photograph entered in the annual Yorba Linda Women's Club Art Contest.

The DMAA at El Dorado High School is running a full day filmmaking event on Saturday, April 27th for all new, current and future DMAA students. The El Dorado Film Challenge begins at 8am and teams have until 5pm to complete their music videos. All teams will be given the same song to create a music video. DMAA grads and Advanced Video students will be on hand to serve as mentors and possibly actors. Students can sign up with teams in advance or just show up and join a tea

Sascha Carter, a Junior currently in the Honor's Graphic Design class, is the DMAA Student of the Week for April 1-5. Sascha consistently demonstrates a high level of commitment to his goal of becoming a graphic designer. He approaches each project with maturity and professionalism and has a solid grasp on the creative process. As part of his honors curriculum, Sascha has designed logos and marketing collateral for local companies and nonprofit organizations. Congratulations

Join us Sunday, June 2nd for our SAN CLEMENTE/ CASA ROMANTICA Field Trip! Meet at Anaheim CANYON Train Station (NOT Anaheim Train Station) at 9:30 am (Train leaves at 10:07 am. We arrive in SC at 11:13 am). We purchase tickets for the train on the day of the event. Cost is $10 for the train ticket. Casa Romantica is free on this date. Bring a camera or to borrow a camera, contact me before the weekend at aross@pylusd.org. Train leaves San Clemente at 4:47 pm and we arrive ba