On Friday, March 7, 2008, nearly 200 children, youth, and adults packed the Ulloa Elementary School Auditorium for the 4th annual SNBC Community Film Festival.

The attendees were treated to an amazing evening that celebrated the creativity and diversity within our community. Fourteen short films were screened; each film spanned in length from 30 seconds to 6 minutes, covering a wide array of filmmaking styles and subject matter. In recognition of their accomplishments, filmmakers were honored with awards from District 4 Supervisor Carmen Chu, and special Lifetime Achievement Awards were given to two of SNBC's all-star staff: Mishiara Baker and Rebecca Devlin.

in addition to an evening of great entertainment, all guests enjoyed delicious popcorn and refreshments and music by the SNBC DJ Club. Special thanks to the members of SCREAM for mc-ing the event!

Check out some great pictures from the Film Festival. Check back here in a couple of days for links to all of the films screened at the event.

One Quarter
To the Moon
Earth Day Documentary
Salinas River Theme
Deceit at Dusk
Color Blind
Just Another Day
Cheeseburger
Paranoia
Queering My Mother
Merry Christmas
Dedicated to Beagles
Slime
Eco-Cop: The Reign of Light Bulb Man