CHARLESTOWN East Primary School is about to make its big screen debut.
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The school was selected as one of nine in the Hunter to take part in Hunter Water's Acting Water Wise short film competition.
Each school was asked to submit creative scripts and storyboards that focused on the state government's newly-introduced Water Wise rules in the Hunter.
The finalists will have their short film produced by a professional director and film crew on location at their school throughout October.
Last Friday, it was Charlestown East's turn.
Gigi Hubber, year 2, and siblings Brydie and Ella Hoad, year 3, were three of 12 students in the film.
The trio were dressed as the water police, who found three people disobeying the water-saving rules.
Other students acted out these scenes, including someone washing their car without a trigger nozzle, another person hosing down their driveway instead of sweeping it and a woman watering her garden in the middle of the day.
Each scene highlighted a different Water Wise measure.
Charlestown East Primary School's video, along with the eight other schools' submissions, will appear on the Water Catchers website from November 3.
The public is encouraged to visit the site at thewatercatchers.com.au and vote for their favourite entry.
The winning school will receive $10,000.