Congratulations to the award recipients, and to all of the students who submitted work for the 2017 GSU Film Festival. The annual student showcase took place on May 4 at the Plaza Theatre, and featured the Jury Selections of Films -- some of the best student shorts produced during the 2016-2017 academic year. Attendees included faculty, students, family and friends, as well as industry insiders who were on hand to applaud this year's festival winners.
Best Fiction: Composing Anna by Nicole Vidal
Best Documentary: Mishpucha Est. 93 by Antonio Garcia
Best Experimental: Dance of the Sodomites by Zak Horn
Special Jury Selection: Christina by Caleb Coursen
Thank you to the esteemed jury that included Deon Kay, Associate Professor Film/Video Production University West Georgia, and Christina Humphrey, former Creative Director/Programmer Atlanta Film Festival, along with the support of the festival sponsors, students and faculty.
The 2017 GSU Student Film Festival Plaza Theatre Program line-up:
• Free Art: Riki Kunjanpaa
• Composing Anna: Nicole Vidal
• Es Sind Nicht alle Lustig, di tanzen: Caroline Rumley
• Playtime: Jack Saunders
• Mourning in Absence: Christina Somphone
• Aku: Iruka Nnakwe
• Christina: Caleb Courson
• Mischpucha Est. 93: Antonio Garcia
• Sister: Cali Berry
• Dance of the Sodomites: Zak Horn
• Korper: Antonio Garcia
• Mother/Sister: Mark Terry
• Adaptation: Caleb Courson
• The Bunnyman: Jack Saunders
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Festival MC Gabe Monett
