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ETSU students to screen new films at Real to Reel

Short films and documentaries created by students from East Tennessee State University will be presented Tuesday, March 21, at the Real to Reel Theater beginning at 7 p.m.

These works were produced by students in the Radio, Television and Film (RTVF) program in ETSU’s Department of Media and Communication. This is the sixth annual event.

“We are thrilled to present original films by our students for the sixth year in a row,” said Shara Lange, who oversees the university’s RTVF program.

Work will include films from narrative, documentary and capstone classes in the Radio/TV/Film program. “Bibo,” by Kelsey Tweed introduces audiences to Christmas elves gone astray, while “Colors” by Stephen Jansen is a documentary that talks with people about beauty. Student filmmakers will be in attendance for a question-and-answer session after the screening.

Money raised from the event will support the Tom Headley Student Production Award, which recognizes outstanding film projects. Headley is the founder and a longtime supporter of ETSU’s broadcasting program. He retired in 2010.

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Other awards to be presented at the event include the Audience Award (sponsored by Spark Plaza and Digital Fridge), The @oplivelife Inspiration Award (sponsored by Operation Live Life), Best in Show (sponsored by PUSH! Film Festival) and this year’s Tom Headley Student Production Award.

Tickets are $3 per person and can be bought at the Real to Reel box office.  There will also be a silent auction to raise money for the Headley award.

Real to Reel is located at 130 W. Springbrook Drive.  For more information, contact Lange at langes@etsu.edu or 423-439-7572.

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