In its third year, the PQA Screenings at the Birmingham Film Festival saw audiences brave the snow for this not to be missed event.

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Now in its third year, the PQA Screenings at the Birmingham Film Festival saw audiences brave the snow for this not to be missed event.

Principal of PQA Wolverhampton, Julian Elcock, has been the driving force behind this superb opportunity for students. PQA Wolverhampton, PQA Swindon, PQA Derby and PQA Sutton Coldfield were all in attendance, demonstrating their student’s filmmaking skills, and watching the students’ imagination and creativity come to life on the big screen.

Students from all age ranges were part of the event and the winners from each category were ecstatic with their PQA Trophies!

Please put your hands together for our amazing winners:                                                                                     

 

  • Best Film Green Group     PQA Swindon     The Tooth Brush Bandit

  • Best Film Blue Group         PQA  Derby         Ghost Haunted

  • Best Film Red Group          PQA  Derby         October the Thirty First

  • And the overall Best Film winner goes to  ….  PQA Swindon for Deadtention

The films from the PQA students received serious high praise from the organisers for the superb quality and content of the entries.

Look out for the PQA screenings coming to the Birmingham Film Festival, where we’ll be aiming even higher!

Find out more about our Film & TV module here

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