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Maestro, Caliber Customs win Best of Show at Slick Rock Student Film Festival

Congratulations to Redwood High School and Spring Valley Elementary School – this year’s Best of Show award winners for the Slick Rock Student Film Festival!

Slick Rock was held at the Visalia Fox Theatre last Friday. The two films took home the grand prizes after winning in their respective categories.

Maestro won High School Blockbuster before being announced as the High School Best of Show winner. The film was created by Ian Cook, Tyler Patterson, Tori Patterson, William Youngquist, Ashtyn Cripps, and Micah Stipech of Redwood High School in Visalia.

Caliber Customs won both Middle School General Advertisement and Middle School Best of Show. It was created by Sienna Pulido and Frannie Morris of Spring Valley Elementary School in O’Neals.

This year, Slick Rock received over 440 films in 17 categories from middle and high school students across six Central Valley counties.

Below is a complete list of this year’s Slick Rock winners:

Slick Rock is generously supported by the Tulare County Suicide Prevention Task Force, ABC30, EECU, Kaweah Health, and Tulare County HHSA Programs (Operation Prevention; Tobacco-Free Coalition; and the Alcohol & Other Drug Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery Services).

For more information on Slick Rock and to see the winning films, visit www.tcoe.org/SlickRock/Winners.

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