VIDEO: PHS TV students' show scary talent in HorrorFest competition

Students in Piscataway High School’s Digital Media/TV program did an amazing job showing off their filmmaking, storytelling, and production skills in the national HorrorFest competition!

The challenge, offered by the Student Television Network, provides students with an opportunity to create a 60-second horror film that demonstrates their creativity, technical abilities, and collaborative skills. Nearly 900 participants from around the country entered submissions. The two submissions from PHS are Piscataway’s first entries into national competition in more than 10 years.

Students in Television III/Independent Study entered “The Voices” into the Intermediate Division. This submission was created by Barry Blount, Yadybelle Catalino-Rodriguez, Charles Demedillo Lechugas, Isabella Garcia Agudelo, Kyle Thomas, Malachi Terrell, and Kirsten Chloe Alfonso.

Students in Television II entered “Alone No More” into the Beginner Division. This submission was created by Kyle Thomas, Aryonna Joshua, Mya Alameda, and Julio Alfonso Mercado.

Thank you to PHS TV teacher Megan Hensinger for arranging this wonderful opportunity. Subscribe to the @PwayTV YouTube Channel for more amazing video content.