By Griffin Dunn
Students made many late night efforts this weekend preparing for Trevecca SGA’s 72-Hour Film Festival at Trevecca.
The teams of students were assigned a genre last Friday at 9 p.m. and have until Monday at 9 p.m. to complete a short film, which fulfills not only their genre but also other set tasks for bonus points.
Some of the student teams include TJ Haynes & Hillary Frame; Kaylon King, Sarah Hogan, Hope Kenerly, and Maci Shingleton; Jared Queen and Carmel Johnson; and last year’s champions Tyler Lippman and Nathan Brooks. Genres include romance, superhero, sci-fi fantasy, action adventure, and documentary.
The film fest showing is this Wednesday, April 1st at 9 p.m. in the Boone Business Building.
One of the bonus tasks for the films was to film with a goat, which led many students to the Urban Farm.
Director Jared Queen helps Jason Adkins run lines before shooting.
The majority of the students entering used Trevecca’s Arts Lab to edit their projects.
Team leader David Adams leads late-night editing for his film in the annex lab.
A second required task was to include the Trevecca Bell Tower in the film.
