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PCCS : P-CCS EXCELLENCE: P-CEP Video Production Students Earn Honors In Road Safety Video Contest
The contest saw students from around the Detroit metro area create a 45-second or less PSA video discussing the dangers of distracted dr ...
01/25/2022 12:57 PM
Students in the award-winning video production program at the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park continued their tradition of high-quality work recently when the program was recognized as part of the Suburban Collection's Focus on the Road video contest.
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The contest saw students from around the Detroit metro area create a 45-second or less PSA video discussing the dangers of distracted driving with their phone or a DSLR camera. Winners were then selected by a panel of judges.
P-CEP students Claire Stelmaszek and Jonathan McKaye placed 2nd and 3rd in the competition. Claire won $1,500 for her video “That Driver” and Jonathan won $1,000 for his video “Focusing On The Road (Medical)”. Under the direction of program coordinator and P-CEP teacher Janet Sutherland, the video program also won an additional $1,000 for having the most submissions.
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Congratulations to the P-CEP video program's students for their outstanding work!
Students in the award-winning video production program at the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park continued their tradition of high-quality work recently when the program was recognized as part of the Suburban Collection's Focus on the Road video contest.
The contest saw students from around the Detroit metro area create a 45-second or less PSA video discussing the dangers of distracted driving with their phone or a DSLR camera. Winners were then selected by a panel of judges.
P-CEP students Claire Stelmaszek and Jonathan McKaye placed 2nd and 3rd in the competition. Claire won $1,500 for her video “That Driver” and Jonathan won $1,000 for his video “Focusing On The Road (Medical)”. Under the direction of program coordinator and P-CEP teacher Janet Sutherland, the video program also won an additional $1,000 for having the most submissions.
Congratulations to the P-CEP video program's students for their outstanding work!
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