It will be an exciting night for a group of Warrawong school students tonight as their very own films are shown on the big screen.
Now in its 12th year, the WACKI (Warrawong and Community Kids Images) Film Festival is an annual event that sees students write, direct and act in their own films.
From thrillers to comedies and romance, it challenges students to use their literacy skills to put together an entertaining five minute film.
Year Nine student April Mackie says her film about bullying will help put a face to the perennial problem.
"I think if people see how bullying really looks, they can think about if it was them - sometimes people need to see something to believe it or follow it, but if you tell them they might not think it's that important.