On Wednesday June 11, students taking Warren Etheredge’s Short Documentary course exhibited their films in front of a crowd of nearly 150 people. Seven documentaries (see below) made by Cinema and Media Studies students were enjoyed by all.
LOVE IS REAL
A musician's growth beyond a cult.
WHAT WE CARRY
University students reflect on growing up in immigrant families, sharing their roots and the challenges their communities face in an uncertain political climate
FITTED IN
Three young artists face the uncertainty of their futures, discovering their individuality through community and collaboration, proving that art, like identity, is never made alone.
CATCH THESE HANDS Elsie, a soft spoken UW student and Isabelle a kind hearted young woman with dark demons, use Krav Maga to release mental and physical trauma to heal their past experiences.
BEYOND BROCCOLI
A local sports fanatic with a peculiar enthusiasm towards broccoli, learns that self love begins with embracing his authentic self.
ASK ME ABOUT MY SARTORIUS
A candid conversation with Hannah C. Wiley, a charismatic, truth-driven professor of Dance and Anatomy: how to survive (and embrace) an artform which aims to destroy you.
CMS students showcase their short documentaries at the Majestic Bay Theater
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