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1992 Final Cut Films

Brigham Young University

In 1971, 6000 students attended the screening of the first student film produced at Brigham Young University, Ice Cream and Elevators. But it was not until 1992 that a formal film festival for student films was organized. Since that year, students have competed to have their films chosen for screening or for awards at the annual event put on by the Theatre and Media Arts Department. Immensely popular on campus, the festival now draws literally thousands of viewers during the better part of a week. Films are mostly short in length and range from dramatic narrative films to documentaries, advertisements, animated shorts, and experimental films. Many professional Mormon filmmakers have gotten their start working on films for Final Cut...—Gideon Burton
1992

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Published in Final Cut Films
Includes Business as Usual Luis Ruiz
Includes Der Better (The Cousin) Michael Van Wagenen
Includes Distant Fields Susan Benhart
Includes Edges Matthew M. Whitaker
Includes Locks Daryl Rodgers
Includes Shaving Peter Miller
Includes Sunrise at Soward's Butte Marc Marriott
Includes The Egg Luis Ruiz
Includes The Potter's Meal Steve Olphin, Steve Olphin
Includes Through a Coat Pocket Stephanie Ririe
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