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ALVIN

Delightful and so very age appropriate, perhaps both for the young boy and the adult teacher.

One summer afternoon, a young student approaches his teacher for advice about professing his crush on a fellow student.

This simple short film takes a simple concept as it runs its course over the day and engages a half a dozen people in so doing. Well produced with good camera work, audio recording, editing, and a suitable location, this is such a great example of an age appropriate short film for middle school audience. I was drawn in from the get go and enjoyed how the film plays out, bringing in a group of girls to help Alvin and Nick get their "notes" to the right person. Very sweet.

I give Alvin 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 12, plus adults. By Julie S., KIDS FIRST!

Delightful and so very age appropriate, perhaps both for the young boy and the adult teacher.

One summer afternoon, a young student approaches his teacher for advice about professing his crush on a fellow student.

This simple short film takes a simple concept as it runs its course over the day and engages a half a dozen people in so doing. Well produced with good camera work, audio recording, editing, and a suitable location, this is such a great example of an age appropriate short film for middle school audience. I was drawn in from the get go and enjoyed how the film plays out, bringing in a group of girls to help Alvin and Nick get their "notes" to the right person. Very sweet.

I give Alvin 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 12, plus adults. By Julie S., KIDS FIRST!

During a hot summer afternoon, a peculiar, wide-eyed 5th grader asks his teacher for advice about confessing to his crush how he feels.