Another Year, gone.
The Film, Video, and New Genres LLC has simply gotten bigger
this year, and that’s a very good thing.
We had a higher attendance rate than ever before, more events, the
largest turn out for the 24 hour film competition ever (and its first time
screening in flicks), and not one but THREE of our residents got their work
into the Student Film and Video Festival at the end of the second
semester. Our residents are
creating some fantastic work in their classes, some of which we screened at a
recent expo, and more that will inevitably pop up on Youtube or Vimeo.
While it is great to look back though, it is also important
to look forward. I have learned
that the ambitions of film students only grow as the years go by and as such
the LLC will be growing as well next year in preparation for an entirely new
group of ambitious young filmmakers.
Our LLC strives to be an area where students can begin to foster relationships
that are both meaningful and useful as friendships become co-working
relationships.
There are plenty of moments that were wonderful, such as the
aforementioned 24 hour film competition and getting a large group of students a
chance to see an awesome live performance of the Alloy Orchestra, but the best
moments were simply when our students got together to just enjoy the day
together, watching a random French romance film together that many had not seen
before, just because they wanted to spend time with each other.
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