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Elon@Sundance class hosts film screening 

This past week, the Elon@Sundance class learned what it takes to put on a film screening from start to finish.  On Jan. 14, the class held their Sundance@Elon film screening in Studio B of the McEwen School of Communications building.

At the screening, the class showed the film, “The Way Way Back,” which premiered at the 2013 Sundance film festival, to an audience of about 75 Elon students.  After the event, senior Tracy Raetz spoke about her experience from last year’s festival.

Kyle Vines said organizing the event for class provided him with a greater understanding of how the Sundance Film Festival operates.

“I think it is important to have an experience like this because it gives us an opportunity to understand and respect what the festival has to go through,” Vines said.

Students enrolled in the Elon@Sundance course will travel to Park City, U.T. on Thursday, Jan. 16 to attend the Sundance Film Festival.

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About the author: Patterson Huggins

Patterson Huggins is a junior Broadcast and New Media major from Myrtle Beach, SC. She works as a reporter for Elon Local News. Last summer, she interned at WPDE News Channel 15 for the show, Carolina and Co. LIVE. She also interned for Purple Flame Media, a small London production company, last semester.

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