* The students pick up their prize cheque.
Students at Ysgol Dinas Bran in Llangollen have won £100 as part of a film making competition.
As part of the Creative Pathways event run by Careers Wales, year nine pupils across Denbighshire were invited to attend a one-day workshop with Screen Alliance Wales to create and edit a film.
For the first half of the workshop, students learned how to plan, film and edit a video.
For the second half, they created and edited their own 60 seconds film, following the theme of ‘the path’.
Entries were judged by Stifyn Parri from BAFTA Cymru during the Creative Pathway event.
Lucy Giles, Natalie Hughes, Katie Jones, Kara Roberts and Maddy Wilson from Dinas Bran scooped the £100 prize, which was provided by Gogledd Creadigol.
Simon Sinclair, the head of media at Ysgol Dinas Bran, said: "The film workshop and competition were brilliant experiences for the students.
"It was great for them to have an insight into how films are made, the industry, and working as part of a team.
“We all thoroughly enjoyed the process - especially winning the £100 at the end. Hollywood watch out!"
The prize money will go towards media equipment for the school, and the winners will also have a say on what it is spent on.
Gwenda Roberts, a team manager from Careers Wales, said: “Before the workshop, many of the students wouldn’t have been aware of the different roles and responsibilities that goes into making a film.
“It’s sessions like this that really help to broaden young peoples’ understanding of what potential career paths are out there for them, in a way that’s a bit different and more engaging.
“Thank you to Screen Alliance Wales for its support and of course to Gogledd Creadigol for contributing the prize.”
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