It is safe to say Liam Dupas ’26 and Aaron Chan ’26 far exceeded expectations for their class assignment, producing an award-winning micro documentary that was recognized last fall by the Broadcast Education Association. With the help of Liam’s brother, Julien Dupas ’26, the cinema and television arts majors produced a two-minute film documenting Finn Curran-Ng’asi’s journey from gaming, vaping, smoking and generally unhealthy habits to transforming his life through calisthenics and weight training. “Coming into the class, the students’ experience and skill level in film production was already developed beyond an introductory level,” Associate Professor Vic Costello said. “Rarely do projects produced in this course rise to the level of a festival-quality submission, and I’m proud of Aaron and Liam for challenging themselves on this project and succeeding in their efforts to produce an award-winning work in their first year.” To learn more about the project and its recent BEA Award o...