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MFA alum featured in industry magazine 
We are pleased to see the May issue of American Cinematographer feature MFA alumnus and cinematographer  Bradford Young. The issue focuses on industry mentorship and inclusion. A Q&A with Young looks at the cinematographer's career path and the support he received. 
See the magazine for more details.
MFA alum lands in Martha Vineyard's film festival
Adding another spotlight to her work in film, Chukwunonso "Nonso" Dureke, MFA alumna, thesis film Bride Price was accepted into the 2020 Martha's Vineyard African-American Film Festival. The film festival is a often a precursor to more great things to come. School of C MFA faculty are pleased to see an alum take a thesis film and move to higher levels. See the film trailer at:https://vimeo.com/326834536







National Spotlight
Congratulations to alumna Leslie Foster for her new role on CBS Weekend News. Leslie is an award-winning journalists and a weeknight anchor at WUSA9 in DC.

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