Youth Photographic Award & Short Film Prize

Joshua Chidiac, For a Moment, Nothing Else Mattered, Yr 12, Cranbrook School

Joshua Chidiac, For a Moment, Nothing Else Mattered, Yr 12, Cranbrook School

Youth Photographic Award and Short Film Prize 2026

Running since 1994, The Woollahra Youth Photographic Award and Short Film Prize has showcased a broad range of images and short films from thousands of students. The annual competition and exhibition, with cash prizes totalling more than $2,000, is a local celebration of creative expressions by our young and talented high school students. This year also introduces the Creative Hoardings Prize, with winners joining the 2027–2030 Creative Hoardings Program.

The Woollahra Youth Photographic Award and Short Film Prize 2026 will be exhibited at the Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf from Wednesday 26 August to Sunday 20 September 2026.

Winners will be announced here at 7pm, Wednesday 26 August 2026.

Categories and Prizes

Photography

Junior category (Years 7, 8, 9)
First Prize: $300
Highly Commended: $150

Senior category (Years 10, 11, 12)
First Prize: $300
Highly Commended: $150

Open Categories (Years 7–12)

Mayor’s Choice
First Prize: $300
Highly Commended: $150

Creative Hoardings Prize
Theme: Magic
First Prize: $400

People’s Choice
Voted by the public: $150

Short Film

Open category (Years 7–12)
First Prize: $400
Highly Commended: $200

All entries

94 photographs and 20 short films

Junior category

Years 7, 8, 9

Senior category

Years 10, 11, 12

Short Film

Open category (Years 7–12)

Adi Bocman, Till Death Do Us Part, Yr 12, Moriah College

Adi Bocman, Till Death Do Us Part, Yr 12, Moriah College

Arya Cohen, A Sister of a Beautiful Brother, Yr 9, Emanuel School

Arya Cohen, A Sister of a Beautiful Brother, Yr 9, Emanuel School

Ella Cohen-Peace, When We Die We Go To Chocolate, Yr 9, Emanuel School

Ella Cohen-Peace, When We Die We Go To Chocolate, Yr 9, Emanuel School

Liam Crowe, REMNANTS, Yr 12, Cranbrook School

Liam Crowe, REMNANTS, Yr 12, Cranbrook School

Dylan Dang, Autobiographical Film - WHO I AM, Yr 9, Sydney Boys High School

Dylan Dang, Autobiographical Film - WHO I AM, Yr 9, Sydney Boys High School

Sibylla de Valois, The Chimney Sweep, Yr 11, Cranbrook School

Sibylla de Valois, The Chimney Sweep, Yr 11, Cranbrook School

Isla Dempsey, Kinder JOY, Yr 11, Cranbrook School

Isla Dempsey, Kinder JOY, Yr 11, Cranbrook School

Candy Du, 54321, Yr 10, Kambala

Candy Du, 54321, Yr 10, Kambala

Asher Flekser, The Art of Chess, Yr 9, Reddam House

Asher Flekser, The Art of Chess, Yr 9, Reddam House

Claudia Hochroth, Expectations, Yr 9, Emanuel School

Claudia Hochroth, Expectations, Yr 9, Emanuel School

Rosie Itzkowic, Welcome to Society, Yr 9, Emanuel School

Rosie Itzkowic, Welcome to Society, Yr 9, Emanuel School

Tracy Kong, A Love Letter to Living, Yr 8, Sydney Girls High School

Tracy Kong, a love letter to living, Yr 8, Sydney Girls High School

Thomas Mawer, Execution, Yr 9, Reddam House

Thomas Mawer, Execution, Yr 9, Reddam House

Jiekai Miao, Notion, Yr 11, Sydney Boys High School

Jiekai Miao, Notion, Yr 11, Sydney Boys High School

Nadav Pollak, The Fish, Yr 9, Emanuel School

Nadav Pollak, The Fish, Yr 9, Emanuel School

Lewis Porter, Sparkie's Fun Fry, Yr 12, The Scots College

Lewis Porter, Sparkie's Fun Fry, Yr 12, The Scots College

Arav Saralaya, Untitled, Yr 9, Sydney Boys High School

Arav Saralaya, UNTILED, Yr 9, Sydney Boys High School

Jared Swinbourne, Saving Daylight, Yr 12, Cranbrook School

Jared Swinbourne, Saving Daylight, Yr 12, Cranbrook School

Joanne Tsilikounas, Leisure Day, Yr 11, SCEGGS

Joanne Tsilikounas, Leisure Day, Yr 11, SCEGGS

Xavier Xie, ECHOES OF THE FINAL SHOT, Yr 9, Sydney Boys High School

Xavier Xie, ECHOES OF THE FINAL SHOT, Yr 9, Sydney Boys High School

Judges

Photography: Alex McClintock, Photographer and Author

Short Film: Hannah Hilliard, Director

Alex McClintock

Alex McClintock, Photography judge 2026 YPA

Alex McClintock is a writer and street photographer based in Sydney. His photography has been exhibited around the world, and he has been a finalist and winner in various international street photography competitions. He is also the author of On the Chin (Text Publishing).

Hannah Hilliard

Hannah Hilliard, Short Film judge 2026 YPA

Hannah Hilliard is a multi-award-winning AFTRS directing graduate working across film, television, and commercials. Her short films have been critically acclaimed internationally, with Franswa Sharl winning the prestigious Crystal Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival, Best Short Film at the Melbourne International Film Festival, and Most Popular Film at Flickerfest, before going on to receive several other accolades.

Hannah is known for her natural storytelling ability and keen eye for performance direction. She cast Mia Wasikowska and Callan McAuliffe in their early short film roles, and directed Margot Robbie in Neighbours.

As a commercials director, Hannah has worked internationally with global transmedia company @radical.media on high-profile brands including Intel, Adidas, and Dettol.

Hannah was the inaugural recipient of Screen Australia’s Director’s Acclaim Fund. She is currently developing her feature Mimesis, a sci-fi drama produced by Kristian Moliere (The Babadook) and supported by Screen Australia. Hannah is represented by RGM Artists.

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