Young film-makers ready to go wild

By Judith Kerr
Updated February 5 2014 - 1:25pm, first published February 4 2014 - 7:00pm
Young film-makers ready to go wild
Young film-makers ready to go wild
Film-makers Emily McHenry (front) of Ormiston and Alana Irving (centre back), of Cleveland, hand their Cicada Award entry to Wildlife Queensland community science officers Emma Watson (left) and Alix Baltais on Ormiston foreshore, a location featured in the girls short film, We all C.A.N. Conserve Aquatic Nature. 
Photo courtesy WPSQ Bayside Branch
Film-makers Emily McHenry (front) of Ormiston and Alana Irving (centre back), of Cleveland, hand their Cicada Award entry to Wildlife Queensland community science officers Emma Watson (left) and Alix Baltais on Ormiston foreshore, a location featured in the girls short film, We all C.A.N. Conserve Aquatic Nature. Photo courtesy WPSQ Bayside Branch

REDLAND students keen on filming or animation who want to help wildlife have the chance to win great prizes by entering the Cicada Awards.