Thursday, November 7, 2019
Te Hiku Manaiakalani Outreach 2 First Movie Festival
This year has been our first Te Hiku Movie Festival, the movies have been played on the big screen at the Te Ahu Cinema in Kaitaia on Thursday 7 November.
This is one of the lucky movies to be chosen from our school. Congratulations to everyone involved in the production of this movie. Please enjoy and feel free to leave a comment below for the students.
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Kia ora Kauri class. I really enjoyed watching your movie and seeing the ducks for the first time. I love eggs and have not really tried many Duck ones. There were some great shots and speakers in your movie. I hope you make another one soon for us.
ReplyDeletehi i am cody i love the Camera Shots.
ReplyDeleteHello this is me Ahi and Jaxon we liked the part when we saw the ducks in the lake but. next time can you use something other then and then
ReplyDeleteHello my name is teal and I am from ahipara school. I loved the idea about the litter free lunch token. And having your own honey from your bees is cool. I really enjoyed the movie and it was sad that your movie didn't get shown on the day because it was so good!
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ReplyDeletehello my name is Taylor i am from Ahipara School.I personally thought your movie was excellent because you invented the amazing litter free lunch token.I also loved how you guys use animals to get your breakfast instead of buying breakfast from a shop.and lastly i have a question when did you make the litter free lunch token?
ReplyDeleteHi Taylor. Thanks for your email. We are trying to go litter free this year so the litterless lunch token is a way of celebrating people who support our initiative. We started it last year and each week we seem to be giving more and more out!
Deletehi my name is Ava i am for ahipara school i love your movie your school is so lovely you have very lovely stuff you can tell as how to make eggs
ReplyDeletehello my name is Aynjewel and i liked when we got to see the ducks in the lake but next time you should add more expression
ReplyDeleteHi my name is maikee i liked the part when i saw the ducks in the lake it was so funny hope thers a another movie.
ReplyDeleteHello,my name is Miki I am from Ahipara School I enjoyed the part when you make the egg.And I like how you guys making with a team works.
ReplyDeleteHi, I am Kobe from the Same School. I enjoyed this as you pointed out some interesting things about the school like how we have our own Ducks and make our own Honey, The movie had good Camera Angles like Behind The Shoulder
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Matthew I go to Ouraiti school the video was good the editing and camera shots were good you could have spoken up because some parts were quite.
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Matthew
Hi i'm Lyla, Your guys movie was really cool. I liked how you used different camera angles. One thing you could of done was filmed it in a place that wasn't so windy.
ReplyDeleteI think It would have been better as an interview seeing how we do the lusterless lunch every week and have a teacher explain it to the camera not a student.
ReplyDeleteHello my name is Isaac from Oruaiti school, I thought that your video/camera shots were amazing and your "trade me ducks" were funny. your film was very enjoyable to watch and it is good to know that some people are going green (at least as much as you can).
ReplyDeleteHi Im Michael from Ahipara school. i really liked the ducks in the lake. it was very entertaining. and i really liked the editing and camera shots keep up with the good work.
ReplyDeleteHi my name is manahuia from kaitaia intermediate I really like the part with honey and you have your own bees that's really cool. you could really work on not looking at the camera and looking around the camera that would make the movie look like a real movie.
ReplyDeleteHi I'm Ava from Pompallier School. I'm a year 5, I really loved your film about your school. The lunch token idea is so cool, maybe we could start something like that at my school.
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