Film Festival ( Creative Writing)





Film Festival is an activity wherein the students are about to act like a real actress and actor.

It is a contest wherein a one (1) section will make a film and will be presented with the other sections film.


It is a proses on how can we express our creativity interms of making a Film and on how can we handle some scene.

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