Carleton University journalism students made three of the top 10 films in the running for TVO 2018 Short Doc Contest.

TVOntario is asking the public to vote for their favourite 2018 Short Doc finalist to help determine who will win the People’s Choice Award.

  • Find Your Place Within The Space by Jasmine Law, Sarina Bhaiwala and Hayley Kirsch
  • I am Apollo by Arvin Joaquin, Jordan Steinhauer and Atong Ater
  • One Hand Wonder by Samantha Pope and Angelica Zagorski

Voting is open from Aug. 27 to Sept. 19, 2018. The winners will be announced Sept. 20, 2018.  Videos can viewed and votes can be cast at: https://tvo.org/shortdoc/vote.

In 2017, Carleton student Lewis Gordon won the contest for his film More Than a Refugee.

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