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It's the FINAL WEEKEND to experience INTO THE WOODS!

Don't miss your chance to see this talented cast “bursting with musical abilities” (Arizona Daily Star). This evening's performance will be followed by a Post-Show Discussion with cast members, director Danny Gurwin and musical director Jamie Reed.

Tickets are available at am.ticketmaster.com/uacfa/intothewoodstftv.

Scenic Design by Joe C. Klug • Costume Design by Patrick Holt • Lighting Design by Eve Bandi • Sound Design by Matt Marcus • Technical Direction by Ted Kraus • Stage Managed by Christina Harrison • Fight Direction by Brent Gibbs • Dance Captain Michael Laverde • Musical Director and Conductor Jamie Reed • Choreography by Christie Kerr • Directed by Danny Gurwin

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The 2021 LOFT FILM FEST lineup has just been announced and TFTV is well represented! The festival will screen two recent senior thesis films, a new short by a faculty member, and a punk rock documentary by an alum!

On Thursday, November 11, watch HOUSES IN MOTION by Adrian Meyer ('20) in the Fiction Shorts section. On November 12, check out the Late-Night Shorts section for LUCID DREAMERS by Matthew Potwardowski ('21) and A DUTIFUL SPOUSE, the spine-chilling new film by Assoc. Professor Michael Mulcahy. Finally, on November 15, Mike Plante's ('94) documentary film WE WERE THERE TO BE THERE will screen in the Documentary Shorts category.

The School of Theatre, Film & Television is proud to be a sponsor of the 2021 Loft Film Festival and we can't wait to see these films on the big screen at Tucson's most beloved cinema. Find out more at loftfilmfest.org/. ... See MoreSee Less

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The accolades keep coming for Missing in Brooks County! Congratulations to the entire team on receiving a Critics Choice Awards Documentary Award nomination for Best Political Documentary.

The film, a gripping documentary that follows two families searching for their missing loved ones near the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas, is co-directed by Jeff Bemiss and TFTV adjunct instructor Lisa Molomot, and produced and edited by Associate Professor Jacob Bricca, ACE.

Read about the Critics Choice Documentary Awards at Deadline Hollywood:
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‘Ascension’, ‘Summer Of Soul’, Nat Geo’s ‘The Rescue’ And ‘Becoming Cousteau’ Lead Critics Choice Documentary Awards Nominations

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Notably leading the pack of nominees revealed Monday for the sixth annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards are a pair of films from directors making their debut as documentarians. Ascension’…

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DAUGHTER OF EVE, the short documentary by Linda Paola Varela (BFA Film & Television '22), has been officially selected to screen at the Festival Fotogenia in Mexico City in November, marking the 30th festival selection of films made by students at UA School of Theatre, Film & Television in the past year. CONGRATULATIONS Linda!

Daughter of Eve combines archival photography, projection work, poetry, movement, and music in an exploration of the societal sexualization of women and girls and how it has impacted the filmmaker's own relationship with religion.

"I am honored to have been selected for Festival Fotogenia 2021," says Varela. "As a Mexican woman, it means a lot to me that my first international film festival selection is for a festival in Mexico City, and especially a festival that honors work of a poetic, expressive, and experimental nature."

Recently, Linda was also awarded a 2021 Creative Achievement Award after receiving a glowing recommendation from Associate Director of TFTV and Associate Professor Yuri Makino.

Read more about Linda's festival selection as well as her recent award at: tftv.arizona.edu/news/daughter-of-eve-short-doc-by-linda-paola-varela-selected-to-screen-at-festi... ... See MoreSee Less

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Congrats Linda Paola!!! 💛🔥

You're Invited!

Director Brian Levant and the UA Sitcom Boot Camp class invite you to join us for the live table read of HELP WANTED, an original network-style comedy pilot created by UA School of Theatre, Film & Television students – tomorrow in the Harold Dixon Directing Studio!

The live in-person table read will feature an all-star cast of students and local professionals.

Created & Written by Roberto Espinoza, Amna Khalid, Paolo Marquez-Robinson, Abby Sierra, Savannah McCracken, Sergio Molina, Niko Nordstrom, Alyssa Wiesen, Gabe Rivero, Trinity Rosales, & Patrick Schramm. Under the supervision of writer/director Brian Levant. Preceptor Greg Rencken.

When: Wednesday, October 20th, 7:00pm
Where: Harold Dixon Directing Studio (Drama Bldg)
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Join us for the World Premiere of HELP WANTED, an original network-style comedy pilot created by @uatheatrefilmtv students – the culmination of a Sitcom Boot Camp guided by award-winning director Brian Levant (Happy Days, Mork & Mindy, Beethoven, The Spy Next Door).

The live in-person table read will feature an all-star cast of students and local professionals.

Created & Written by Roberto Espinoza, Amna Khalid, Paolo Marquez-Robinson, Abby Sierra, Savannah McCracken, Sergio Molina, Niko Nordstrom, Alyssa Wiesen, Gabe Rivero, Trinity Rosales, & Patrick Schramm. Under the supervision of writer/direction Brian Levant. Preceptor Greg Rencken.

When: Wednesday, October 20th, 7:00pm
Where: Harold Dixon Directing Studio (Drama Bldg)
Cost: FREE ... See MoreSee Less

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