First Prize 2014
In *First Prize (2014)*, director Kevin McMullin crafts a whimsical fantasy short that follows a young boy's extraordinary discovery—a dinosaur hiding in the woods near his home.
Director: Kevin McMullin
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is First Prize (2014) about?
A young boy stumbles upon a dinosaur in the woods, but no one believes his story—until he brings the creature to school for show and tell. His persistence turns disbelief into wonder as the impossible becomes undeniable. The film blends fantasy with a touching lesson about trust and imagination.
Who directed First Prize?
Kevin McMullin directed *First Prize*, infusing the short film with a mix of playful fantasy and emotional depth.
Who stars in First Prize?
The main cast includes Dylan Clark Marshall, Mina Sundwall, Stephen Molton, Matt Strickland, and Eric Bassant.
Is First Prize (2014) worth watching?
With its creative premise and heartfelt execution, *First Prize* is a delightful watch for fantasy fans and casual viewers alike. Its short runtime makes it easy to enjoy, while the themes resonate beyond the screen. Though unrated, its charm and originality stand out.
How long is First Prize?
*First Prize* runs for 10 minutes.
About First Prize (2014) — A Boy's Dinosaur Discovery Turns Skeptics Into Believers
In *First Prize (2014)*, director Kevin McMullin crafts a whimsical fantasy short that follows a young boy's extraordinary discovery—a dinosaur hiding in the woods near his home. Determined to share his amazing find, he faces skepticism from adults and peers alike, until he seizes a chance to prove his story isn't just a figment of his imagination. With a blend of childhood wonder and gentle humor, the film explores themes of belief, curiosity, and the magic that lingers just beyond ordinary life.
Shot in just ten minutes, *First Prize* balances playful charm with a surprising emotional core as the boy's perseverance finally captures the attention of those who doubted him. McMullin's direction and the young cast's earnest performances create a heartfelt tale that's equal parts adventure and allegory, perfect for fans of lighthearted fantasy and anyone who's ever felt their imagination was too big for the world to understand.