This article discusses the Hawai'i Student Film Festival (HSFF) which is more than an annual festival. It also facilitates nine, year-round, student outreach programs that are available to more than 400 public and private schools statewide. Through these programs, HSFF offers a wide array of film and video opportunities and experiences for students and teachers--field trips to see film or television productions being produced on location; script writing and story telling workshops; training in television programming and video production; student internships in the film and television industry; and guest visits from industry professionals to inspire, educate, and mentor students and teachers interested in producing film and video. In addition to the outreach programs, the HSFF website is the largest online student film and television resource center in the state. Here students and teachers can find a wide variety of valuable information and resources including information on internships, employment opportunities, and upcoming events. Included in this article is a list of the nine HSFF outreach programs.