Students worked for many months writing, shooting, acting and editing their short films for the competition.

Empire Cinema, Leicester Square in London from the Pauline Quirke Academy of Performing Arts in Aylesbury aspiring actor and filmmaker works.

It is considered to be the film's other 45 colleges and Vale of young people leaving the four awards,

Pauline Quirke Academy students receive training in film, television, music, drama, comedy and drama module together every Saturday.

The students worked for months writing, photography, performances, and edit their own short film competition.

Entries judged hosting industry professionals, including actor, producer and television director, as well as representatives of College and Empire cinema.

"The quality of these videos is simply outstanding, said:": Pauline Quirke. '

"The students work very hard, it is so exciting to see how they use the technology of television and movies tell some wonderful stories."

Main Aylesbury Institute, glockenspiel Eden, said: "The students here are what I feel very proud.

"Everyone has made great fun making the movie, and to be recognized for their hard work, and in the best and most famous movie theater in the country is simply amazing.

"Everyone has a wonderful day in the Film Festival, this is a truly memorable experience.

"I am particularly pleased that, in this event, won four awards, including Best Picture of child soldiers (pictured).