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Eagle Tech Academy holds annual student film festival

89.1 WBOI | By Ella Abbott
Published May 30, 2024 at 5:52 PM EDT
Cast and crew members from one of the short films, titled 'Turning Point,' pose together in the lobby of Bones Theater.
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Cast and crew members from one of the short films, titled 'Turning Point,' pose together in the lobby of Bones Theater.

Seniors at Eagle Tech Academy in Columbia City premiered their short films as part of the annual Film Festival put on by the Film Lit class. Students spend their final semester scripting, filming and producing a short film as their final project.

Students walked the red carpet at Bones Theater where they showed their films on the big screen for friends and family.

Cast and crew of the short slasher film, 'The Wreckage,' pose together for photos following the screening.
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Cast and crew of the short slasher film, 'The Wreckage,' pose together for photos following the screening.
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Ella Abbott
Ella Abbott is a multimedia reporter for 89.1 WBOI. She is a strong believer in the ways audio storytelling can engage an audience and create a sensory experience.
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