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For the fourth annual Advanced Media Entertainment Society (AMES) Film and Animation Competition and Showcase students were required to make a film or animation that used elements studied this year, from concept to design, and implementation. They competed at their local school level and three teams won the right to represent their school and competeContinue reading “2023 AMES Film and Animation Design Super Showcase”

  Film and animation students were required to make a film for the spring showcase that used elements studied this year, from concept to design, and implementation. They competed at their local school level and two teams won the right to represent their school and compete at this state-level event in Everett, WA. All classesContinue reading “2022 Film and Animation Showcase”

Every year, student teams across the state are given a prompt by the Advanced Media Entertainment Society (AMES) and must develop their film or animation within the same two month time frame. This year prompt was: “Perseverance” Teams competed at the local level for the right to advance to this Super Showcase event. Super ShowcaseContinue reading “2021 State Film and Animation Design Super Showcase Contest”

Every year, student teams across the state are given a prompt by the Advanced Media Entertainment Society (AMES) and must develop their game within the same two-month time frame. This year’s prompt was: “Perseverance” Teams competed at the local level for the right to advance to this Super Showcase event. Showcase Presentation (Zoom) Super ShowcaseContinue reading “2021 State Game Design Super Showcase Contest”

Video Game Design students were required to make a full game for 4th quarter showcase that used elements studied this year, starting from concept, progressing through design and implementation. They competed at their local school level and two teams won the right to compete at this regional event and represent their school. All classes wereContinue reading “2019 State Game Design Super Showcase Contest”

Video Game Design students were required to make a full game for 4th quarter showcase that used elements studied this year, starting from concept, progressing through design and implementation. They competed at their local school level and won the right to compete at this regional event. All classes were given the same prompt and eightContinue reading “2018 State Game Design Super Showcase Contest”

Video Game Design students were required to make a full game for 4th quarter Showcase that used elements studied this year, starting from concept, progressing through design and implementation. They competed at their local school level and won the right to compete at this regional event. All classes were given the same prompt and eightContinue reading “2017 State Game Design Super Showcase Contest”

Video Game Design students were required to make a full game for 4th quarter Showcase that used elements studied this year, starting from concept, progressing through design and implementation. They competed at their local school level and won the right to compete at this regional event. All classes were given the same prompt and eightContinue reading “2016 State Game Design Super Showcase Contest”