Vicki and Lisa making film festival debuts

Two students from Trinity University in Carmarthen will be aiming to make their mark at the Myrddin Shorts film festival being staged in the town on the May Bank Holiday weekend.
Vicki Smith (pictured below) will be screening Fifteen and Lisa Heavens will be showing http://watched.
Smith is a third-year student at Trinity University College, Carmarthen, currently studying a degree in Advertising & Media.
Fifteen is the first film she has produced, directed and edited.
She likes to focus on design and hopes to pursue a career in design, events or promotions.

Fifteen synopsis -
Fifteen, based on a true story, is about two youngsters who mix harmless fun with alcohol and end up in a bit of trouble causing someone to be left in a life or death situation.
The film focuses on one main character who is celebrating her 15th birthday with her friend but things turn horribly wrong when alcohol is involved.
Starring – Caroline Beasley, Tom Owen, Nicky Warlow, Amy Griggs
Written and directed by – Vicki Smith
Approx Running Time – 15 Mins
FIFTEEEN IS INTENDED FOR TEENAGERS AND YOUNG ADULTS
Lisa Heavens, meanwhile, is in her third year at Trinity University College, Carmarthen.
A BA Advertising and Media student, "http://watched" will be the first film that she has ever shown to strangers.
http://watched synopsis -
A realistic horror film about a high-school girl who gets stalked over the internet. As the audience watch the film on the laptop, they see everything as though it was happening on girl's laptop in real time.
Starring – Lisa Heavens, William Allen
Written and Directed by Lisa Heavens
Approx Running Length – 10 Mins
HTTP://WATCHED IS INTENDED FOR TEENAGERS AND YOUNG ADULTS

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