James Klemmensen, 14, said making films is easy for youth nowadays, who really only need a camera, laptop and editing software.
His films “A Walk in the Forest,” an artistic narrative, and “More Than Just the Music,” a documentary of behind the scenes of the Kaslo Jazz Festival, will also debut at the festival.
“As a kid, I always kind of had stories to tell, they’re not necessarily true stories, but I had kind of a wild imagination, which is where I started,” he said, adding that his films have matured over time to provoke a feeling.
“I’ve always been kind of a thinker and I have a lot of emotions,” he said. “For the most part when I make a film, I try to express something and have a sort of meaning to the film.”
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