KCBY-TV Film Fest starts its annual showing of short films created by students from 6th-12th grade on Jan. 31 in the CHS Auditorium. The second annual KCBY Film Fest is a celebration for students interested in filmmaking and allows them to showcase their artistic expression and creativity.
KCBY-TV Film Fest starts its annual showing of short films created by students from 6th-12th grade on Jan. 31 in the CHS Auditorium. The second annual KCBY Film Fest is a celebration for students interested in filmmaking and allows them to showcase their artistic expression and creativity.
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Students productions on display at KCBY’s annual Film Festival

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February 8, 2024
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KCBY-TV Film Fest starts its annual showing of short films created by students from 6th-12th grade on Jan. 31 in the CHS Auditorium. The second annual KCBY Film Fest is a celebration for students interested in filmmaking and allows them to showcase their artistic expression and creativity.
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