# @uwmadison on Instagram

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- **Posted:** 2026-08-11T20:22:34.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** UW–Madison (@uwmadison) — https://gondola.cc/uwmadison

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🎬 A movie set right on campus 🎞️

uwcommarts Professor Aaron Greer turns to the #UWMadison community to help bring the feature film “Morning Moon” to life.

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Cinematographer Trina Mulligan (left) and writer and director Aaron Greer (right) consult on a scene while filming “Morning Moon” in #UWMadison’s Office of the Registrar at 333 E Campus Mall. 

“Morning Moon” is an independent feature film by award-winning writer-director Aaron Greer. The film follows Selena, a newly orphaned 22-year-old, as she searches for her biological father. The crew included several members with UW ties: Aaron Greer, associate professor in uwcommarts; Erik Gunneson, coordinator for the Digital Cinema Production Certificate; Master of Fine Arts graduate Swan Ferraro (‘26); and communication arts graduates Alejandro Dominguez (‘24), Kyla Pollard (‘24), and C. Kessler (‘24). 

Top photo: Costumes and hair and makeup artist C Kessler (left), a UW alum, does hair for Jenny Duarte Castillo who plays Marisol in preparation of filming “Morning Moon” in the Office of the Registrar.

Bottom photo: Gaffer Jordan Biagomala (left) and swing grip and electric Kyla Pollard, a ‘24 UW alum, set up a light as they film Morning Moon in the Office of the Registrar. 

“I want to see the places I’m living in and I’m from on the big screen,” says writer and director Aaron Greer.

Writer and director Aaron Greer (right) talks with two of the actors in “Morning Moon” during a filming session in the Reading Room of the Wisconsin Historical Society.

Top photo: Sound mixer Alejandro Dominguez prepares the film slate in preparation for filming “Morning Moon” in the Office of the Registrar.

Bottom photo: Costumes, hair and makeup artist C Kessler (left) and cinematographer Trina Mulligan (right) discuss a scene while filming “Morning Moon” in the Office of the Registrar.

“It’s nice to be on set with a director who really cares, and who also has a clear vision of his own,” says film crew member Kyla Pollard.

Top photo: Wisconsin diplomas, as well as other UW-themed props, were heavily featured whil

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