via sdnn.com
“Conserve Water” touts a clever bit of irony — its protagonist is seen operating a garden hose that abruptly quits working, as though the operator’s been caught violating a guideline. The closing scene shows him locked in a battle with the hose, which spews a wad of dust in his face.
“This is a pressing issue,” said Point Loma High School senior Chloe Hawkins, who edited, filmed
and directed the winning entry.
“San Diego’s in a drought right now, and film’s a good visual medium to communicate the problem to people, just like in a [public service announcement].”
Beats dealing with that pesky Level 4, under which the city would cease all landscape irrigation, except for crops, nurseries and rare animals.
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